This would be a new kind of energy resource. It is very cheap and can be build very fast. You can use it when you're energy is on low (red) and need some very fast. When it has been build the dam will break a little and the water will flood out. This give's you some extra energy. Also the building is getting damaged while creating energy.
I hope this is clear enough.
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Water-tank / Dam
Started By Lord Jon NOOB, Mar 12 2009 14:39
5 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 12 March 2009 - 14:39
AMD Athlon x64 X2 6000+ 3.1GHz
ATI radeon HD 4850 (1024 mb DirectX 10.1)
4 GB RAM ddr2
Windows 7 64 bit (build 7600)
500 watts power supply
1,25 TB disk space
ATI radeon HD 4850 (1024 mb DirectX 10.1)
4 GB RAM ddr2
Windows 7 64 bit (build 7600)
500 watts power supply
1,25 TB disk space
#2
Posted 12 March 2009 - 16:33
I don't think this is codeable, or is even feasible =/
I'll leave it to the experts, then.
I'll leave it to the experts, then.
#3
Posted 12 March 2009 - 16:50
Totally not doable if you are talking about doing it to a prexisting part of the terrain.
#4
Posted 13 March 2009 - 00:48
You could have a miniature Dam in a raised pond for a power supply. Would look kinda silly.
#5
Posted 13 March 2009 - 01:37
I'm not really sure about this idea, since making a dam just to blow it up doesn't make much sense, even for a crazy mod.
However, a type of waterwheel generator might be an interesting new kind of power supply, but that would be for a power plant replacement, rather than an a backup self-destructing power generator, but since it doesn't really change any of the functions, it won't be too high on the to-do list, as I'm focusing more on finishing a couple more units for the next release. You can wage war with tanks, but not with power plants.
-Jordan
However, a type of waterwheel generator might be an interesting new kind of power supply, but that would be for a power plant replacement, rather than an a backup self-destructing power generator, but since it doesn't really change any of the functions, it won't be too high on the to-do list, as I'm focusing more on finishing a couple more units for the next release. You can wage war with tanks, but not with power plants.
-Jordan
#6
Posted 22 March 2009 - 18:10
A waterwheel generator is even better.
Good luck anyway with the overall progress!
Good luck anyway with the overall progress!
AMD Athlon x64 X2 6000+ 3.1GHz
ATI radeon HD 4850 (1024 mb DirectX 10.1)
4 GB RAM ddr2
Windows 7 64 bit (build 7600)
500 watts power supply
1,25 TB disk space
ATI radeon HD 4850 (1024 mb DirectX 10.1)
4 GB RAM ddr2
Windows 7 64 bit (build 7600)
500 watts power supply
1,25 TB disk space
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