David Made This

I'm a power engineering with an interest in programming, game development and pretty much anything technical.

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2025-03-10 18:19:01 UTC

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@nprofile…fdgy What is the worst case scenario? It has things like cyclones and lightning that can knock out parts of your network. When you have a grid with a few paths between your generator and your load/substation, your power is split between the paths. If you lose a path, the others take on the stress (thermals etc) and can overload. That's a common daisy chain issue in the game (although a bit more complicated in real grids).

2025-03-10 17:11:40 UTC

Hello Mastodon! I'm a power engineer who is trying out solo game development and on the way to release Power Network Tycoon - a game where you build and manage your own electrical grid with real physics simulation.
If you've ever wondered how power systems actually work (or why they fail), this might be your jam. I built it to be technically accurate while still being fun. To say it's been a challenge is an understatement...
#GameDev #IndieGame #Simulation #Gaming #Energy
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