[Quick Tips N Tricks] - Wiring electricity 14 distance!

[Vedui]

Ever been trying to wire things up, and you just can't get it to the maximum distance?

Here's a tip of how to do that easier, which can be quite helpful in a tight spot

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[...👑 JOST AMMAN 👑...]

Cool tip! Thanks for sharing... as always. :-]

[Wave]

This trick was even better in A16 experimental (it got nerved a bit). But nice to see that it is still working.

[Vedui]

Originally posted by Jost Amman:

Cool tip! Thanks for sharing... as always. :-]

I do my best! It's something that's just not self evident, and even if I know it, I still tend to "move" towards items to connect :P

[...👑 JOST AMMAN 👑...]

Originally posted by Vedui:

Originally posted by Jost Amman:

Cool tip! Thanks for sharing... as always. :-]

I do my best! It's something that's just not self evident, and even if I know it, I still tend to "move" towards items to connect :P

Well, that speaks well for how immersive is 7DTD... :-]

[Vedui]

Originally posted by Wave:

This trick was even better in A16 experimental (it got nerved a bit). But nice to see that it is still working.

How did it work in 16e? :)

[Wave]

It worked in the same way but the max. distance between the blocks was much higher (30 - 40 blocks afaik).

[Vedui]

Originally posted by Jost Amman:

Originally posted by Vedui:

I do my best! It's something that's just not self evident, and even if I know it, I still tend to "move" towards items to connect :P

Well, that speaks well for how immersive is 7DTD... :-]

Yeah it is for me! That's why I don't go exploring at night alone in big POI's... saves me a heart attack ;)

[Vedui]

Originally posted by Wave:

It worked in the same way but the max. distance between the blocks was much higher (30 - 40 blocks afaik).

Ah! I wish they had kept that. The 14 blocks now is a little bit short, end up having too many relays around. But maybe it's a matter of efficiency.

[𝔇ave]

personally if i have to run wires long distance i use switches instead of relays cos they dont use power.. especially handy when using solar power, cant tell the difference if u are good at hiding them :)

[Vedui]

Originally posted by Ðavз:

personally if i have to run wires long distance i use switches instead of relays cos they dont use power.. especially handy when using solar power, cant tell the difference if u are good at hiding them :)

That's actually a very good tip. Not only can you see if it's got power (and turn on/off of course), but switches draw 0 power compared to each relay taking 1W :)

[𝔇ave]

Originally posted by Vedui:

Originally posted by Ðavз:

personally if i have to run wires long distance i use switches instead of relays cos they dont use power.. especially handy when using solar power, cant tell the difference if u are good at hiding them :)

That's actually a very good tip. Not only can you see if it's got power (and turn on/off of course), but switches draw 0 power compared to each relay taking 1W :)

;)

[...👑 JOST AMMAN 👑...]

Originally posted by Ðavз:

personally if i have to run wires long distance i use switches instead of relays cos they dont use power.. especially handy when using solar power, cant tell the difference if u are good at hiding them :)

Nice tip indeed! :-]