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Thanks! That's great to hear.

About your reports:

  1. I can see the screenshot. I'm not exactly sure about this, but it may happen because the Cell Assembler is being overfilled with aluminium or hazardous waste. It might not be the batteries you made that are filling the machine's capacity, but the aluminium or hazardous waste instead. You can check this, btw. Just disconnect the hazardous waste and aluminium wires one by one. If that's the case, the Cell Assembler's capacity should decrease. I'll check it on my side as well.
  2. This may be a game mechanic issue where the Outreach Hub can't feed itself. I'll check that part too, because you're not the only one who has reported this. I'll make sure to look into it in the upcoming updates.

Thank you for taking the time to report these issues!

For #2 you can feed an outreach center to itself not directly. I have a block of outreach centers setup to take in WF from the outside and 10% of it's own WF through splitters. I think there's some loop detection that causes the WF to fall to zero if you try to make a loop that doesn't travel through a splitter.

Good to know the splitter version works, and thanks for saying which shape you ended up with.

I want to check the loop detection idea before I agree with it, because I do not think there is any. As far as I know nothing in the game refuses a loop or zeroes one. So if a direct loop went dead there is probably another reason, and I would rather find it than guess at it.

One thing worth trying while I look. An outreach centre needs workforce and energy together. If it runs short of energy it banks workforce until it cannot hold any more, then deliberately holds its own input cable so the workforce goes somewhere useful instead. From outside that looks exactly like the line dying for no reason. If your block is tight on power, that could be it rather than the wiring. Worth watching whether the ones that go quiet are the ones furthest from your generators.

That is a guess until I have sat down with your shape though, so treat it as something to try rather than an answer.

Either way, if a machine can hold its own cable and say nothing about it, that is on me and not on your wiring. It should tell you.