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In the case of power flow and Battery Banks:
Start at Gen or Solar and connect to the Battery Bank.
Run your circuit from the Battery Bank to the rest of your devices.
The Battery Bank will turn on if the Gen or Solar goes dead. (IE Out of gas or no sun light)
Once the batteries are dead they will need to be recharged, or replaced.
Add more fuel to the Gen (or wait for day) and the main power source will come back on and in turn, replenish your batteries.
Remember that electricity flows from your first click to your second click.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1dYbFUVeRlI
Video doesn't even cover the question asked.
Edit: I actually realized it doesn't state exactly how to do it, sorry. :-|
The solar panel will work during daytime and charge batteries: when night time comes the charged batteries should start being consumed until they are depleted.
The generator should be on a separate circuit to charge a different set of batteries and simply be turned on manually when needed or sometime in the night with a timer switch.
If you know when the first (solar) circuit stops you can set the other circuit's timer to kick in as needed I guess. Never tried this though, it's all just an educated guess by watching tutorials.
Please learn to read before posting nonsense.
Thanks to the timer switch the "night" circuit will turn on at the "right time".
The other "day" one will only work during the day and until the batteries deplete.
That's the idea.
Now, you want a solution or you want to waste time on something the game doesn't allow?
Judging by your reply I guess it's the latter.
You can't connect two power sources to batteries at the same time, that's just how it works (at least for now). If your circuit uses more power than it's power source can produce, you need to split them up into several circuits with each it's own power source.
Don't understand how you can discuss this simple question if there's an exact answer ...