Just like I won't be building any bases ON floater island, due to it's tendency to clip me through itself and dunk me in the ocean.I was going to report the same issue with build 59783.
Same thing is also what's killed my original project desires to essentially a set up a power grid where every base is assisting eachother. But the current mechanics are just too wonky for me to try.
I love the idea of a nice field of solar panels on floater island to transmit to a sea base. Oh well, I try for another half hour if not ♥♥♥♥ it. Originally posted by ImHelping:Even though they will be farther away, if you can build thermals you would be much better off making transmitters from the thermals, just because you would be dealing with a more straightforward situation with less chances for the game to throw a tantrum on a buggy land mass with existing base structures on it.Įrrr, I was just trying to role playing there, we all know we'll never need much energy for anything, but the thought of having a solar panel farm AND thermals seems to make my underwater palace a bit more majestic. Or maybe it really hates vertical distances or something, and any number of issues that could be happening with these finicky as hell things.Įven though they will be farther away, if you can build thermals you would be much better off making transmitters from the thermals, just because you would be dealing with a more straightforward situation with less chances for the game to throw a tantrum on a buggy land mass with existing base structures on it. I would not be surprised if your transmitters were attempting to send power to one of the abandoned bases. Now, while I haven't bothered attempting to use transmitters on floater island? (I thought about it, then remembered the first issue means a huge solar panel farm would be useless with most not connected). They will count a lone foundation as a base. They will only transmit power to one "base". For example, when I build a ring of thermal generators around the hole leading to a thermal vent, the transmitter won't reach the other side of the vent (dismantles and makes a less efficient blob of thermals on one side of the vent). While they do have a long range to string eachother together, they have a very, VERY short range for connecting to power providers. Transmitters are wonky as hell and have some wacky known limitations.
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