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	Structures can be given power by clicking on them to bring up the radial menu, and then clicking the [[media:FactoryPower1.jpg\|Structure Management]] radial option. On the Structure management radial, the player must click the Deposit Power option. Clicking Deposit Power will bring up a new [[media:FactoryPower2.jpg\|SUI window]] allowing the player to input an amount of power for the structure. The amount of potential energy and number of units of energy resource based on the calculations above is what is displayed for available energy.		Structures can be given power by clicking on them to bring up the radial menu, and then clicking the [[media:FactoryPower1.jpg\|Structure Management]] radial option. On the Structure management radial, the player must click the Deposit Power option. Clicking Deposit Power will bring up a new [[media:FactoryPower2.jpg\|SUI window]] allowing the player to input an amount of power for the structure. The amount of potential energy and number of units of energy resource based on the calculations above is what is displayed for available energy.

−	Alternatively a player my select on the structure and use the /addPower command while within visual range of the structure. Using the /addPower command without a parameter will bring up the Add Power sui prompt allowing the player to select the amount they wish to deposit. Adding an integer parameter to the /addPower command (ex. /addPower 1000 )will directly add that amount of power to the structure, if the player has power in their inventory or backpack.	+	Alternatively a player my select on the structure and use the /addPower command while within visual range of the structure. Using the /addPower command without a parameter will bring up the Add Power sui prompt allowing the player to select the amount they wish to deposit. Adding an integer parameter to the /addPower command (ex. /addPower 1000 )will directly add that amount of power to the structure, if the player has power in their inventory or backpack. Players can only send in values between 1 and 100,000.

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		+	Power cannot be mixed. Meaning that the power that is selected to be used for the harvester comes from the the resource type in the character's inventory that grants the most power units. For example a resource stack of 1000 units of 500 PE power will not be selected over a stack of 900 units with 900 PE.

	== Structure Rates Chart ==		== Structure Rates Chart ==

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−	Factories and Harvesters require energy resources to operate. Attempting to use these structures without power will only cause them to shut down after turning them on. Power Consumption is the amount of power that is deducted from the power reserves available to a factory or harvester at every hour following the machine being turned on. Power is only consumed if the structure is in active use. Power reserves can be observed in a structure by clicking on the structure, selecting the [[media:FactoryPower1.jpg\|Structure Management]] radial menu and selecting the Status option. This will bring up an [[media:FactoryStatus1.jpg\|SUI window]] which lists the current reserves in the structure. Each type of structure has its own unique power requirements.	+	Factories and Harvesters require energy resources to operate. Attempting to use these structures without power will only cause them to shut down after turning them on. Power Consumption is the amount of power that is deducted from the power reserves available to a factory or harvester at every hour following the machine being turned on. Power is only consumed if the structure is in active use. Power reserves can be observed in a structure by clicking on the structure, selecting the [[media:FactoryPower1.jpg\|Structure Management]] radial menu and selecting the Status option. This will bring up an [[media:FactoryStatus1.jpg\|SUI window]] which lists the current reserves in the structure. Each type of structure has its own unique power requirements. Power reserves listed under the status window indicate the length of time that the structure can continue operating with its current power stockpile.

	== Types of Power ==		== Types of Power ==

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−	Factories and Harvesters require energy resources to operate. Attempting to use these structures without power will only cause them to shut down after turning them on. Power Consumption is the amount of power that is deducted from the power reserves available to a factory or harvester at every hour. Power is only consumed if the structure is in active use. Power reserves can be observed in a structure by clicking on the structure, selecting the [[media:FactoryPower1.jpg\|Structure Management]] radial menu and selecting the Status option. This will bring up an [[media:FactoryStatus1.jpg\|SUI window]] which lists the current reserves in the structure. Each type of structure has its own unique power requirements.	+	Factories and Harvesters require energy resources to operate. Attempting to use these structures without power will only cause them to shut down after turning them on. Power Consumption is the amount of power that is deducted from the power reserves available to a factory or harvester at every hour following the machine being turned on. Power is only consumed if the structure is in active use. Power reserves can be observed in a structure by clicking on the structure, selecting the [[media:FactoryPower1.jpg\|Structure Management]] radial menu and selecting the Status option. This will bring up an [[media:FactoryStatus1.jpg\|SUI window]] which lists the current reserves in the structure. Each type of structure has its own unique power requirements.

	== Types of Power ==		== Types of Power ==

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−	Factories and Harvesters require energy resources to operate. Attempting to use these structures without power will only cause them to shut down after turning them on. Power Consumption is the amount of power that is deducted from the power reserves available to a factory or harvester at every hour. Power is only consumed if the structure is in active use. Power reserves can be observed in a structure by clicking on the structure, selecting the [[media:FactoryPower1.jpg\|Structure Management]] radial menu and selecting the Status option. This will bring up an [[media:FactoryStatus1.jpg\|SUI window]] which lists the current reserves in the structure.	+	Factories and Harvesters require energy resources to operate. Attempting to use these structures without power will only cause them to shut down after turning them on. Power Consumption is the amount of power that is deducted from the power reserves available to a factory or harvester at every hour. Power is only consumed if the structure is in active use. Power reserves can be observed in a structure by clicking on the structure, selecting the [[media:FactoryPower1.jpg\|Structure Management]] radial menu and selecting the Status option. This will bring up an [[media:FactoryStatus1.jpg\|SUI window]] which lists the current reserves in the structure. Each type of structure has its own unique power requirements.

	== Types of Power ==		== Types of Power ==

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−	Structures can be given power by clicking on them to bring up the radial menu, and then clicking the [[media:FactoryPower1.jpg\|Structure Management]] radial option. On the Structure management radial, the player must click the Deposit Power option. Clicking Deposit Power will bring up a new [[media:FactoryPower2.jpg\|SUI window]] allowing the player to input an amount of power for the structure.	+	Structures can be given power by clicking on them to bring up the radial menu, and then clicking the [[media:FactoryPower1.jpg\|Structure Management]] radial option. On the Structure management radial, the player must click the Deposit Power option. Clicking Deposit Power will bring up a new [[media:FactoryPower2.jpg\|SUI window]] allowing the player to input an amount of power for the structure. The amount of potential energy and number of units of energy resource based on the calculations above is what is displayed for available energy.

	Alternatively a player my select on the structure and use the /addPower command while within visual range of the structure. Using the /addPower command without a parameter will bring up the Add Power sui prompt allowing the player to select the amount they wish to deposit. Adding an integer parameter to the /addPower command (ex. /addPower 1000 )will directly add that amount of power to the structure, if the player has power in their inventory or backpack.		Alternatively a player my select on the structure and use the /addPower command while within visual range of the structure. Using the /addPower command without a parameter will bring up the Add Power sui prompt allowing the player to select the amount they wish to deposit. Adding an integer parameter to the /addPower command (ex. /addPower 1000 )will directly add that amount of power to the structure, if the player has power in their inventory or backpack.