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|type = Power Generator
|type = Power Generator
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A [[Heat Generator]] converts heat energy into power. This is often the first generator to craft because, although it provides only a small amount of power, '''it is the only mekanism generator that does not require steel'''. The [[Heat Generator]] can generate power in both an active and a passive mode simultaneously. Since the [[Heat Generator]] outputs so little power and it is fairly inexpensive to create, it is common to have two or three generators constantly trickling power into one or more [[Energy Cube|Energy Cubes]].
A '''Heat Generator''' converts heat energy into power. This is often the first generator to craft because, although it provides only a small amount of power, '''it is the only mekanism generator that does not require steel'''. The '''Heat Generator''' can generate power in both an active and a passive mode simultaneously. Since the '''Heat Generator''' outputs so little power and it is fairly inexpensive to create, it is common to have two or three generators constantly trickling power into one or more [[Energy Cube]]s. Regardless of its price, the player should look to upgrade as soon as possible, as its energy yield is far from enough to power even a few simple machines.  


**Active Power'''
===Active Power===
The active mode of generation comes from loading combustible materials into the generator. They will be burned, and the heat will be converted to power at the rate of 2 kJ/s (100 J/t). All active power fuels generate power at the same rate, but higher tier fuels will burn for a longer time, producing more total power. If a lava bucket is fed into the Heat Generator, it will consume the lava, but return the bucket.
The active mode of generation comes from loading combustible materials into the generator. They will be burned, and the heat will be converted to power at the rate of 4 kJ/s (200 J/t). All active power fuels generate power at the same rate, but higher tier fuels will burn for a longer time, producing more total power. If a lava bucket is fed into the Heat Generator, it will consume the lava, but return the bucket.


**Passive Power'''
===Passive Power===
Passive power can be generated by placing the [[Heat Generator]] adjacent to a lava source or flowing lava. For each side that is next to lava, it will generate 100 J/s (5 J/t per side), giving a maximum of 500 J/s of passive power.
Passive power can be generated by placing the '''Heat Generator''' adjacent to a lava source or flowing lava. For each side that is next to lava, it will generate 600 J/s (30 J/t per side). If the generator is lavalogged, it counts as an extra side.  


[[File:HeatGenerator_sample.png|right|thumb|Three Heat Generators in a lava bath]]
[[File:HeatGenerator sample.png|right|thumb|Three Heat Generators in a lava bath]]


==Crafting Recipe==
==Crafting Recipe==
{{Grid/Crafting Table
{{Crafting
|A1 = Iron Ingot|A2 = Wood Planks|A3 = Copper Ingot
|A1 = Iron Ingot|A2 = Any Wood Planks|A3 = Copper Ingot
|B1 = Iron Ingot|B2 = Osmium Ingot|B3 = Furnace
|B1 = Iron Ingot|B2 = Osmium Ingot|B3 = Furnace
|C1 = Iron Ingot|C2 = Wood Planks|C3 = Copper Ingot
|C1 = Iron Ingot|C2 = Any Wood Planks|C3 = Copper Ingot
|Output = Heat Generator}}
|Output = Heat Generator}}


==GUI==
==GUI==
[[File:HeatGenerator_GUI.png|Heat Generator interface]]
[[File:HeatGenerator GUI.png|Heat Generator interface]]
# Visual indicator of the fuel level (not used for passive power)
# Visual indicator of the fuel level (not used for passive power)
# Place fuels here. Buckets will not be consumed.
# Place fuels here. Buckets will not be consumed.
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{{Mekanism}}
{{Mekanism}}
[[Category:Generators]]
[[Category:Generators]]

Latest revision as of 22:49, 17 May 2024

Heat Generator
Heat Generator.png
Heat Generator
Mod

Mekanism

Type

Power Generator

Tool

A wooden pickaxe or better is required to mine this block

Stackable

No

A Heat Generator converts heat energy into power. This is often the first generator to craft because, although it provides only a small amount of power, it is the only mekanism generator that does not require steel. The Heat Generator can generate power in both an active and a passive mode simultaneously. Since the Heat Generator outputs so little power and it is fairly inexpensive to create, it is common to have two or three generators constantly trickling power into one or more Energy Cubes. Regardless of its price, the player should look to upgrade as soon as possible, as its energy yield is far from enough to power even a few simple machines.

Active Power

The active mode of generation comes from loading combustible materials into the generator. They will be burned, and the heat will be converted to power at the rate of 4 kJ/s (200 J/t). All active power fuels generate power at the same rate, but higher tier fuels will burn for a longer time, producing more total power. If a lava bucket is fed into the Heat Generator, it will consume the lava, but return the bucket.

Passive Power

Passive power can be generated by placing the Heat Generator adjacent to a lava source or flowing lava. For each side that is next to lava, it will generate 600 J/s (30 J/t per side). If the generator is lavalogged, it counts as an extra side.

Three Heat Generators in a lava bath

Crafting Recipe

Ingredients Crafting recipe

Furnace +
Iron Ingot +
Any Wood Planks +
Copper Ingot +
Osmium Ingot

Iron Ingot Iron Ingot Iron Ingot Grid layout Arrow (small).png Heat Generator
Oak Wood PlanksSpruce Wood PlanksBirch Wood PlanksJungle Wood PlanksAcacia Wood PlanksDark Oak Wood Planks Osmium Ingot Oak Wood PlanksSpruce Wood PlanksBirch Wood PlanksJungle Wood PlanksAcacia Wood PlanksDark Oak Wood Planks
Copper Ingot Furnace Copper Ingot

GUI

Heat Generator interface

  1. Visual indicator of the fuel level (not used for passive power)
  2. Place fuels here. Buckets will not be consumed.
  3. Info Display: Internal storage, Fuel level (active fuels), Maximum output from the energy buffer
  4. Place chargeable items here
  5. Visual energy buffer level
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