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| − | The Tesla Engine is an alternative power source to the [[singularity]] engine, located in [[Engineering]].
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| − | == How it Works ==
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| − | ===Tesla Generator===
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| − | The tesla generator works just like the singularity generator does, except that it makes an energy ball.
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| − | ===Energy Balls===
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| − | This big floaty ball of pure electricity can only be contained by the containment field. When you shoot the energy ball with the Particle Accelerator, it gains energy like a singularity, but when it hits 300 energy, it generates a mini-energy ball that orbits the big energy ball. This will send off an extra shock when the energy ball pulses, and this can happen as many times as you let it. The energy ball will also naturally generate small amounts of energy, so eventually a second ball will form.
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| − | Be warned, the more mini-balls the energy ball has, the more shocks it sends out at once, and the further it can travel each move. A good engineer can use this to generate lots of power, and a bad one can abuse this to murder the entire station.
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| − | An energy ball will shoot bolts of electricity off at conductors, which it prioritizes in this order:
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| − | *Tesla coils:
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| − | *Mobs
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| − | *Machines.
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| − | It will also strike the closest distance-wise of the list after it goes through these criteria.
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| − | ===Tesla Coils===
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| − | Tesla Coils will attract the bolts. They will take half the power of the bolt, pump it into the powernet it is hooked to, and then will send the other half of the power to the next available conductor, which follows the criteria listed above. Preferably, this will be another coil to harness more of the power and pump it into the grid.
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| − | ==Setting It Up==
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| − | *Step 1: Wrench down loose parts: Grounding Rods and Tesla Coils.
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| − | *Step 2: Take out the singularity generator. '''IMPORTANT! YOU DO <u>NOT</u> WANT BOTH THE SINGULO AND THE TESLA LOOSE!'''
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| − | *Step 3: Turn on the emitters, don't get hit by the beams.
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| − | **Step 3.5: Use your ID on the emitters to lock them and prevent tampering.
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| − | *Step 4: Turn on all the shield generators.
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| − | *Step 5: Set up the Particle Accelerator, [[Singularity_Engine#How_To_Set_Up_The_Singularity|in the same way you would with the singularity engine.]]
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| − | *Step 6: Turn on the Particle Accelerator. You can either keep it on 2 or turn it to 0; leaving it on will not cause the tesla to go loose by itself, but it will make it more powerful and destructive if it does.
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| − | At this point the tesla is set up; keep an eye on the containment once in a while to make sure [[Traitor|nobody]] sets it loose.
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| − | == THE GOOSE IS LOOSE ==
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| − | If the Energy Ball is to get out of containment [[Traitor|somehow]], it will pass through walls, windows, anything. It will shoot electricity at conductors, mobs, etc, and direct bolts from the Energy Ball will instantly kill a spaceman; you can protect yourself partially with either insulated gloves or a hardsuit, while wearing both will make you immune to electric bolts. Being hit by the ball itself will turn you into a pile of dust regardless of protection. Machines hit by the bolts will explode, so you're already dead anyways.
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