PowerGrid
LF PowerGrid — Electrical Grid System for DayZ Build, wire, and power a fully functional electrical network in DayZ. LF PowerGrid introduces a graph-based power system where every connection matters — from generation to consumption, with real demand/supply allocation, overload detection, and persistent wiring across restarts. Power Sources Solar Panel (T1 20 u/s, upgradeable to T2 50 u/s) — day/night cycle aware… (more)
LF PowerGrid — Electrical Grid System for DayZ Build, wire, and power a fully functional electrical network in DayZ. LF PowerGrid introduces a graph-based power system where every connection matters — from generation to consumption, with real demand/supply allocation, overload detection, and persistent wiring across restarts. Power Sources Solar Panel (T1 20 u/s, upgradeable to T2 50 u/s) — day/night cycle aware Furnace (50 u/s) — burns items for power Battery Adapter — cradle for vanilla Car/Truck batteries Energy Storage Battery Medium (10,000 u capacity, UPS form factor) Battery Large (50,000 u capacity, transformer model) — charges from surplus, discharges to supplement, with LED charge indicators Power Distribution Splitter — 1 input, 3 outputs Combiner — 2 inputs, 1 output Ceiling Light — passthrough with overhead lighting Cable Reel — wiring tool to connect everything Switches & Control Push Button — momentary 2-second pulse Switch V2 — latching lever toggle Push Button Remote / Switch V2 Remote — RF-capable, toggleable wirelessly via Intercom Remote Controller — handheld device, pairs with RF switches Logic & Automation AND Gate / OR Gate / XOR Gate Memory Cell — stateful latch with toggle, set, reset inputs and normal/inverted outputs Electronic Counter — 7-segment display, counts pulses, outputs on overflow Motion Sensor — gated passthrough triggered by player detection Pressure Pad — opens circuit when stepped on Laser Detector — tripwire-style detection Devices & Appliances CCTV System — Security Camera + Monitor with live feed Searchlight — directional spotlight with pitch/yaw control Water Pump (T1/T2) — electric pump with filter, upgradeable with 50L tank Fridge — powered cooling container, keeps food at 5C Electric Stove — 4 independent burners for Pot/FryingPan/Cauldron Sprinkler — automated crop watering Door Controller — auto open/close doors when powered Intercom — RF broadcaster with frequency cycling and microphone install Speaker — PAS audio receiver, plays megaphone broadcasts at its position Sorter — automated item sorting with UI panel BTC ATM — Bitcoin ATM with live price (player + admin versions) Key Features Real graph-based power allocation — demand propagates upstream, supply flows downstream Overload detection and protection Persistent wiring — survives server restarts All devices deployable via kit system (place hologram, confirm) Wall, ceiling, and floor placement support on compatible devices Full LED status indicators on all devices Server-authoritative — no client-side exploits Links Official Website & WIKI WITH ALL THE INFO: https://powergrid.info/ Source Code & Documentation: https://github.com/willy92wins/LFPowerGrid Permissions You are free to use this mod as you wish, including repackaging. All I ask is that if you do repack it, please leave a like and a favorite on this Workshop page. It helps a lot and costs nothing. Credits This mod would not exist without the incredible contributions of Exta and Blyatman. Their work has been absolutely indispensable to this project. Thank you both. Models imported by King TwitchY Nate, check his amazing work at https://discord.gg/va2q64A4MD --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [ESPAÑOL] LF PowerGrid — Sistema de Red Electrica para DayZ[/h1
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