Recent content by agentEE7

No, not exactly. You would need 8 of them and seperate each one by 1 block, making one big 11x11x11 \"cube\", which is not efficient at all. Maybe if you expanded the design and added extra blocks it would increase the rate (for example, this is what some layers of the same design might look...

It sort of looks right, but I think you messed up somewhere. I was able to get 9927.5 e/sec exactly. Study the design more closely and try again.

It\'s useful for building small ships without having power take up a lot of space. More power + more space = more room for other systems like shields, weapons, etc.

Thank you for posting this! I\'ve been trying to make the most efficient power/space configuration for the past few days. This helped a lot. Edit: I tested this design and reverse engineered it to explain why it\'s the most efficient design. There are 4 5x5x5 box dimensions that contain 15...

When I first attempted making these power cubes, I actually didn\'t think about alternating blocks between layers and filling in the gaps until later. Before I was actually making groups of \"crosses\" and other x,y,z axis configurations :P

This is the best design I could find on the forums so far: http://star-made.org/content/its-over-9000-questions-power It generates 9597.2 e/sec. Although I understand the best confirmed design can generate 9927 e/sec.

I heard claims of over 10,000, but to me it doesn\'t seem like the current power mechanics can allow that much with only 5x5x5.

I\'m sorry if I wasn\'t clear when I said I was using the power regeneration feature. I know for a fact that the rate effects for power regen is intended and not a glitch that can be exploited for a regen bonus. I am well aware that there are people who don\'t understand that, but I researched...

I've been playing with the power regeneration feature for the past few days trying to squeeze as much e/sec as possible into a 5x5x5 cube. The best I can get is 9520.4 e/sec. I've decided I have an efficent enough design already, but I've heard that it's possible to get around 10,000. Since...

My personal record is 9517.7 e/sec. According to Joshua Keel (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4r7Sfx_AiwY), it\'s possible to get 9927 e/sec within a 5x5x5 bounding box.