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*Optionally, a large stack of [[metal]] from which to make floor tiles so as to protect your newly placed wiring from [[traitor|easy tampering]]. | *Optionally, a large stack of [[metal]] from which to make floor tiles so as to protect your newly placed wiring from [[traitor|easy tampering]]. | ||
Nanotrasen engineers are renowned for their shoddy craftsmanship and poor work ethic. You will find that none of the four solar arrays have been connected to the station. You will need to connect the solar panels and the solar tracker to the wire leading from the station. To wire a tile, hold a cable coil in hand and click an adjacent tile, this will add a wire radiating from the center of the selected tile toward your current position. | Nanotrasen engineers are renowned for their shoddy craftsmanship and poor work ethic. You will find that none of the four solar arrays have been connected to the station. You will need to connect the solar panels and the solar tracker to the wire leading from the station. To wire a tile, hold a cable coil in hand and click an adjacent tile, this will add a wire radiating from the center of the selected tile toward your current position. [[Basic_construction#How_do_I_wire.3F|Wiring is best learned by trial and error.]] Using this method, connect the solar arrays and solar tracker to the station. Having excessive knotting in your wiring can sometimes cause power loss, gremlin attacks, and metaphysical anomalies, so avoid it! Knots in your wires are only for junctions! | ||
===Calibrating the Arrays=== | ===Calibrating the Arrays=== | ||