Singularity Solar Generator

How does a singularity generator work?

See Also: Power Grid The Singularity Engine (Singulo) is the main source of power on Donut 2 and Donut 3. It generates power by using radiation collectors to harvest energy released by a gravitational singularity being contained by advanced technology. Power emitters are used to beam power into singularity field generators.

How do you build a singularity?

To build it, you need a particle accelerator and singulator generator to spawn a singularity, containment field generators to trap it in a tiny box so it doesn't kill everyone, emitters to power the containment field generators, and radiation collectors to turn the radiation the singularity generates into sweet, sweet power.

How do I spawn a singularity generator?

Here are a few guildlines: The gravitional singularity generator needs to be in the center of a 5x5 or bigger containment to spawn a singularity. That means that the field generators need to be at least 5 squares apart from each other. The emitters should be aimed at the field generators, with at least one emitter to a field generator.

What is a gravitational singularity?

Of the most feared anomalies in this universe, the Gravitational Singularity is the most terrifying. When at its full potential, it will consume all matter, abiotic and organic. However, it has been discovered that the radiation produced from these singularities can be harvested and converted in power via plasma.

What is a singularity engine?

When at its full potential, it will consume all matter, abiotic and organic. However, it has been discovered that the radiation produced from these singularities can be harvested and converted in power via plasma. This has spawned the invention of the Singularity Engine.

How do you increase singularity output?

The easiest method of increasing singularity output is to make a larger containment field to allow for a larger singularity. The default containment field is 7x7, but it can be built as large as 13x13. The area of a singularity has a multiplicative effect on its output. The singularity increases in power as it absorbs mass.