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Are your power stations connected together?
@lonewolf thanks, ill try that
On a small map you probably don't even need to deal with that. On my small prison layout, I have one station just for the prison blocks/shower/laundry, and one for the offices/kitchen/large workshop. It's worked out nicely so far.
Power and water buildings in the left upper and lower corner.
(And ofc make sure not to connect any power stations with each other, this will cause blackouts if i understand correctly)
I have a power station set to the vast majority of my prison and it just went out I have max capacitors on it and I have a second power station with max capacitors, however I cant seem to connect the two in any way. How should I fix the issue, most of my prison has no energy or power. My prisoners are rioting and I don't know what to do.
You can't connect two generators to eachother or to the same line of wires.
Isolate a section of the electrical wires and use your second generator for that bit instead and keep doing that until your first generator can power back up again
And since transformers can connect to each other, and you can't connect power stations together, and you can't connect power station to produced green energy to feed the same line as a transformer the only way to get 5k power in your lines without a mod, is to use solar energy + transformer. (Yes some of my message above was just shooting pigeons)
But there is a way to use door timers and the logic gates (still think they half azzed the logic gates in this game) to trigger power cycling, for example I have a power station that kicks on at night and feeds into the transformer hooked up on my solar network, the solar panels get turned off. Also on the same system, I have multiple transformers. On a nand gates triggering switches, this is more manual action but the nand gate when I turn on power going into one transformer it turns off power going in the the others.
I mainly just did this for the fun of it, it's completely over kill on the power needed, but the actual goal was to have multiple transformers able to discharge when not being powered I wanted to use it for my execution chamber (didn't work... because the transformers only discharged while being powered which is weird.. )
and I should mention I didn't have to have the power coming out of the solar array turned off at night I could have just had one door timer turning on and off the the power station power incoming when night hits. But just over killed it for laughs 😅 a really simple fix would have been just put a back up power generator on the line before the transforms, so at night the back up generator kicks on powers the transformer allowing it to discharge it's stored energy kinda like a back up of the back up since you can only have one backup generator per line and the backup only inputs 600 into the line...
Also a major suggestion I didn't see in the thread, is unless you have a system set up kinda like described above where you just have more power than you know what to do with, it's a good idea to put your electric chair on its own line, tbh that's a good suggestion regardless even in irl 😂 cause it's a massive power dipper 😅