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Zgłoś problem z tłumaczeniem
You can remove an all new up to 6 tier battery from the large capacitors!!
-- anyway, this mod's comments is not the place for this discussion ;)
There's a mod called "More Power Storage", that adds more capacitors to the game. It was one of the problem mods that prevented the Hyperdrive from working. However, even thought I removed the mod, I think one of the assets still lingered as a placement in my ship, and that was the cause. Since it was still in my ship when I tried the other mods, I think the glitched asset gave me false feedback. I just discovered this and was about to go back and delete all my other comments.
The problem definitely seems to be More Power Storage, which should have been obvious from the beginning, since it currently has glitched visuals from the Overclocking mechanic.
I desperately want a mod like this to work, so any update possible would be great.
When I was helping Kurim with the re-designs to his mod, this mods concepts were at the forefront of our minds. Add doors logically with consistent rules. Add a few ways to rotate/place the module, to make people think of how to best utilise the module. Make sure the modules have decent access, but not too much.