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'''Red wire''' is used to connect "smart" devices to a '''red''' [[Circuit network]]. | '''Red wire''' is used to connect "smart" devices to a '''red''' [[Circuit network]]. | ||
To from connections, entities capable of using a Circuit network can be left clicked while holding the wire. This also works on [[Electric system#Distribution|electric pole]]s, so they can be used to connect the wire over longer distances. One unit of wire is needed for each connection between two points, unless [[Construction robot]]s are used for placing circuits, in which case the player does not even need to have a single unit in their inventory. | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[Electric system]] | |||
* [[Circuit network]] | |||
* [[Green wire]] | * [[Green wire]] | ||
{{LogisticsNav}} | {{LogisticsNav}} | ||
{{C|Circuit network}} | {{C|Circuit network}} | ||
Revision as of 09:23, 16 December 2017
Red wire is used to connect "smart" devices to a red Circuit network.
To from connections, entities capable of using a Circuit network can be left clicked while holding the wire. This also works on electric poles, so they can be used to connect the wire over longer distances. One unit of wire is needed for each connection between two points, unless Construction robots are used for placing circuits, in which case the player does not even need to have a single unit in their inventory.
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