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Thread: Wind Mill does not produce power when i don't stand next to it.
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hanseknight
Mon Jul 25, 2005 2:17 pm
#1
Hi,
Why does my Wind Mill does not produce power when i am gone (after several hours gone 1-10 x Wind Power), but when i stand next to it it produces power on mass ...
Can Power be stolen from the harvesters?
greetings Tim
sciguyCO
Mon Jul 25, 2005 4:21 pm
#2
Well, it's supposed to. That's really the whole point of harvesters: they work while you're off doing other things.
Just to cover the bases: did you make sure to pay maintenance into it and turn it on? Is the resource hopper full? Maybe the resource type shifted? A shift turns off the harvester (since the type it was set to is no longer available) and for me always seems to happen just after my last harvester check.
There's also a bunch of display bugs that cropped up with the last publish or two (experimentation not updating item stats, resource stack sizes not increasing as more is harvested/sampled, etc), maybe this is similar. If the harvester is still running when you come back to it, see if leaving the status window open for a bit refreshes the contents.
Thunderheart
Tue Jul 26, 2005 1:21 pm
#3
And FWIW, power cannot be stolen.
Kurt "Thunderheart" Stangl
Community Relations Manager
Atan
Tue Jul 26, 2005 1:46 pm
#6
Thunderheart wrote:And FWIW, power cannot be stolen.
It can... if you give someone admin or hopper access rights... but then its rather taken without notice than stolen ^^
teh_n00b123
Tue Jul 26, 2005 1:49 pm
#7
Thunderheart wrote:And FWIW, power cannot be stolen.
What does FWIW stand for now..?
afaic
Tue Jul 26, 2005 1:58 pm
#9
hanseknight wrote:
Hi,
Why does my Wind Mill does not produce power when i am gone (after several hours gone 1-10 x Wind Power), but when i stand next to it it produces power on mass ...
Can Power be stolen from the harvesters?
greetings Tim
use /pullfinger to produse wind
Flatfingers
Tue Jul 26, 2005 2:19 pm
#11
Blimigerite wrote:
Very informative link
Atan wrote:
FWIW
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If you enjoyed that, you'll probably also enjoy the classic Jargon File. Not only is it afascinating history of programmer culture, some of the definitions are really funny.
Assuming your taste in "funny" runs to geek humor. ![]()
--Flatfingers
Elyssa
Tue Jul 26, 2005 3:22 pm
#12
afaic wrote:
use /pullfinger to produse wind
1) Ewww...
2) What's the BER and what stat is important when experimenting to improve it?
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