How to Use Water Wheel in Techtonica
Are you playing Techtonica and wondering what the water wheel is used for? In this guide you will find the answer.
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Techtonica is a factory-building game currently in early access. All the fun here is based on creating efficient production networks. In order to do this, however, you need electricity. In this guide you will learn how to unlock and use the water wheel.
Techtonica - how to unlock the water wheel?
Water wheel is not immediately available. To unlock its blueprint you must first find the remains of this type of machine and scan them. You can locate these fragments by rivers. So you have to look around carefully.
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Techtonica - how to use the water wheel?
As a standalone object, the water wheel has no point. Of course, this does not mean that it is completely useless. It can be used to generate electricity - just connect it to a generator. This is a very convenient solution because a structure of this type does not need to be watched over. It works completely independently.
It should also be borne in mind that one water wheel is able to power two basic generators simultaneously. The situation is the opposite if we are talking about improved devices.
Of course, this solution has its drawbacks. These are due to the fact that you need a suitable site for this type of makeshift power plant.
- The structure must stand on the river.
- It is necessary to put a floor in close proximity to the water wheel, and a generator on it. If the two things stand too far from each other, the whole thing will not work.
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