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Electricity networks are buggy

Started by zook2, June 29, 2022, 07:53:25 PM

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zook2

I was checking my power grid and found that it got entangled with the grid of Passenger-Pigeon somewhere. Disentangling it proved difficult:

1) They form one net even when I build a line two z-levels over his ( using a powerline bridge). Or a powerline tunnel.

2) After completely cutting part of my net off his, the cut-off part and my substation still form part of this net - and have power. Witness my substation on the BB server at 5951,791.

There is a spot at 5859,1251 where he crossed over my line. Maybe that's when things went wrong.

No idea if it has anything to do with this bug:
https://forum.simutrans.com/index.php/topic,21692.0.html
(the one with some industries having 5000%+ productivity when connected to the grid)

zook2

OK, some fifteen minutes later the substation is powerless.

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Quote from: zook2 on June 29, 2022, 07:53:25 PMNo idea if it has anything to do with this bug:
https://forum.simutrans.com/index.php/topic,21692.0.html
(the one with some industries having 5000%+ productivity when connected to the grid)
The territory of a city is a neat rectangle, so there may be overlaps between cities and it may be ambiguous as to which city the factory belongs to.
I sometimes see power displays insane in such factories.

jamespetts

Thank you for your report. I am afraid that I am not able to undertake debugging from a reference to the Bridgewater-Brunel server game, as that game changes constantly, so I cannot be sure that the bug can be reproduced in whatever state that the game is in by the time that I get to download it.

Are you able to upload a minimal reproduction case for this?
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