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Jrddunbr at 16:59, 16 May 2018

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Jrddunbr at 16:59, 16 May 2018

2018-05-16T16:59:19Z

Don bruce: Slight changes to conform with updated template.

2016-03-07T01:11:14Z

Slight changes to conform with updated template.

Don bruce: Created page with "{{Block |blockname=Hub |requirements=None |image=Hub |poweredby=None |type=Single }}Hubs are used to route electrical cables and Signal Cable|signal ca..."

2015-02-15T06:36:07Z

Created page with "{{Block |blockname=Hub |requirements=None |image=Hub |poweredby=None |type=Single }}Hubs are used to route electrical cables and Signal Cable|signal ca..."

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{{Block
|blockname=Hub
|requirements=None
|image=Hub
|poweredby=None
|type=Single
}}Hubs are used to route [[Electrical Cables|electrical cables]] and [[Signal Cable|signal cables]]. By accessing the GUI the direction of the electricity flow can be chosen. This allows cables to be crossed, or to be put in line with other cables of different voltages.

==Crafting==
<b>Hub</b>
{{Crafting_Grid
|1=Iron_Ignot|3=Iron_Ignot
|5=Copper_Cable
|7=Iron_Ignot|9=Iron_Ignot
|result=Hub}}

==Usage==

[[File:HubGUI.png|thumb|left|150px|Hub GUI]]

After placing the hub, right-click it to open its GUI. Here you can adjust the direction of electricity flow by clicking the paths on and off. Paths don't have to be mutually exclusive; you can make a Y or T-junction if you want. The hub won't connect to any wires near it without a wire in the slot in the GUI. Unfortunately, the hub doesn't care <i>what</i> wire it connects to once you put a wire in the slot. If you accidentally place a low voltage wire in the slot next to a high voltage circuit, the hub will connect and explode due to the overloaded wire. Thus, it's best to make sure of your wire placement when working around voltage differences.

[[File:Hub2.png|thumb|right|300px|Usage of hubs for routing multiple cables]]

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 }}Hubs are used to route [[Electrical Cables|electrical cables]] and [[Signal Cable|signal cables]].  By accessing the GUI the direction  of the electricity flow can be chosen.  This allows cables to be crossed, or to be put in line with other cables of different voltages.

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 |blockname=Hub
 |image=Hub
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 |type=Single
 }}Hubs are used to route [[Electrical Cables|electrical cables]] and [[Signal Cable|signal cables]].  By accessing the GUI the direction  of the electricity flow can be chosen.  This allows cables to be crossed, or to be put in line with other cables of different voltages.
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 [[File:HubGUI.png|thumb|left|150px|Hub GUI]]
-After placing the hub, right-click it to open its GUI.  Here you can adjust the direction of electricity flow by clicking the paths on and off.  Paths don't have to be mutually exclusive; you can make a Y or T-junction if you want.  The hub won't connect to any wires near it without a wire in the slot in the GUI.  Unfortunately, the hub doesn't care <i>what</i> wire it connects to once you put a wire in the slot.  If you accidentally place a low voltage wire in the slot next to a high voltage circuit, the hub will connect and explode due to the overloaded wire.  Thus, it's best to make sure of your wire placement when working around voltage differences.
+After placing the hub, right-click it to open its GUI.  Here you can adjust the direction of electricity flow by clicking the paths on and off.  Paths don't have to be mutually exclusive; you can make a Y or T-junction if you want.  The hub won't connect to any wires near it without a wire in the slot in the GUI.  Unfortunately, the hub doesn't care <i>what</i> wire it connects to once you put a wire in the slot.  If you accidentally place a low voltage wire in the slot next to a high voltage circuit, the hub will connect and explode.  Be careful when working around high voltage differences.
 [[File:Hub2.png|thumb|right|300px|Usage of hubs for routing multiple cables]]
 [[Category:Blocks]]