Either pick an ID < 128 or wait until v4.
)Thanks for the help. The transformers also seem to be working now after a restart... don't know why they weren't before.
It should be, but in practice, I find that if I connect a battery to a resistor to a motor to a dynamometer, my battery is drawn at whatever the draw is for that battery type, but I only get I*V power - whatever's left over is wasted.
That... doesn't make sense. From a realism perspective, increased resistance will increase the heat loss from the resistor, true, but it will also decrease the current, so you can use resistors to decrease power draw up to a point. (For that matter, it doesn't particularly make sense for resistors to limit current directly in the first place.) From a gameplay perspective, that's just annoying, because it means that you can't use less than, oh, 268MW or whatever without elaborate motor-splitter-generator recharging setups. So... if it's not serving either realism or gameplay...?
The battery does not send more amps than requested, that is true - but the power draw remains constant. The battery drains at whatever rate is specified, but it only produces as much current as the resistor will allow; the remaining power just vanishes.
What i'm saying is that this didn't happen in the last version I played, 25ish or something. A resistor with 100% was a power switch, and a power source lost no power until you allowed some draw somewhere in the network.
I actually have the same behavior at 0A. Have you tried limiting to 1A and checking the power draw?
The chunkloading is currently inactive, mainly because I could never get it to work.
