Conduits that move power between machines across your world.
24.7 of the 61 points that apply = 40 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Flowing Flux is a power-distribution mod for building Redstone Flux conduit networks between generators and machines, whether they are close together or hundreds of blocks apart. It provides four conduit tiers rated for 80, 840, 6,920, and 55,560 RF per tick, with higher tiers costing more materials and yielding fewer conduits per recipe. A Network Manager forms the backbone of each network, handling power intake, distribution, and network mapping while keeping a buffer whose capacity depends on the conduits in the network. Power output is constrained by the narrowest conduit path to a machine, while multiple paths can combine their capacity to supply more power. An RF Output Meter can monitor network power drain over four averaging periods, from one second to five minutes, and multiple meters can be placed around a network without occupying a manager connection. The included debug tools can find connected blocks, inspect available power and network distance, and reset a malfunctioning network; a DOT Graph Tool can also export a network graph for viewing in software such as GraphViz.
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