Flux Networks Priority & Transfer Limits

Two settings give you precise control over how power is routed: priority and transfer limit.

Priority

Every Plug, Point, and Storage has a priority number. The network serves higher-priority devices first. - On the output side, higher-priority Points get energy before lower-priority ones when power is limited. - On the input side, higher-priority Plugs are drained first, so you can decide which sources get used before others.

A common trick: give your main generators a high priority and your backup generators a low priority, so the backups only kick in when the main supply can't keep up with demand.

Transfer Limit

Each device has a per-device transfer limit - the cap on how much FE per tick can move through it. Use it to: - Protect a machine from being force-fed more power than it should draw. - Throttle a source so a single Plug doesn't dump its entire output at once. - Balance a network so no one device hogs all the flow.

The surge and unlimited toggles let a device temporarily exceed or ignore its limit when you need a burst of power. Combine priorities and limits to shape exactly where energy goes and how fast.