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Repeater (Wiring)

When I placed a repeater in the map Starbound started to slowly use more and more RAM until it crashed. That happened multiple times. After removing the Repeater everything was alright again.

i cant see it in wire station

There ought to be an invisible option, wouldn't hurt to shrink it down either, it looks a bit conspicious.

Frackin' Universe is getting its own power relay item. I'm recommending using that for power relay once it's made it into a release. (If you're happy with using FU git, you can try it now.)

Chinese description：
模组描述中文译本：

　　添加一个中继器对象，在 配线站(wiring workstation) 制作它。它的用途是协助与制作清晰的布线网络控制灯等情况下几层楼对面一个开关或传感器。

　　其输入本质上是一个 ”或“门，输入节点为系统默认值。其输出输入值且最小的延迟。

　　也可以与 “ Frackin' Universe ” 模组用于连接电源供电的设备（包括电池）。注意正确平衡设备连接到一个中继器：他们应该都有相同的功率要求。

警告：这个特性在试验中，可能多漏洞。如果你遇到问题，可以发布讨论。

A proper resource transfer API would make this mod a lot easier to do. That's a discussion for somewhere else, though…

Ah, for power drain I think the mod is a bit weird.
I should have 60u output on the batteries (with the other 8u going to the hydroponic trays) but I can't sustain 2x condensers which should only drain 10u total but they drain all 12 of my batteries for some reason.
Really liking the power display though, at least that tells me that it should work correctly even though it does not.

Hm, I thought it looked like the power went way faster into them that way but maybe that's also part of the reason I got unlimited fuel and not just the power switch.
I feel we need a proper power API with separated inputs / outputs though, same for item or even liquid transfers.
Would make base building a lot more appealing to me at least because I could give structures a real function and therefor a reason to use.

Time will tell, Minecraft modding wasn't where it is now back then either.

Yes, should work fine.

You can connect multiple devices to one repeater but , due to said over-simplified system, that works best with a group of always-on devices which have identical power requirements.

You could disconnect the right-hand input on each battery, though. Seems that those are intended for a switch, controlling power output.

So, I guess this is how it's done correctly with the current limitations of the oversimplified power system FU uses?
http://i.imgur.com/jl50MwI.png

Seems to be working correctly from what I can tell at least.
(That switch on the generators prevents any fuel consumption while still producing power by the way. In case someone wants to milk that for the time it isn't fixed - I've reported that a few days ago though).