Nuclear reactor setups are organized by Mark, then efficiency.
Mark definitions
- Mark I: Can be run repeatedly indefinitely (The -O means it requires external cooling, -I does not)
- Mark II: Can be run repeatedly for a limited number of times before requiring cooldowns (-# are the number of cycles it can complete)
- Mark III: Cannot complete a cycle (but can go longer than 10% of a cycle) before requiring a cooldown period.
- Mark IV: Same as Mark III, except some components will need replacing before the next cycle continues.
- Mark V: Cannot run 10% of one cycle before requiring a cooldown period
Efficiency Definitions
- EE: Each U-Cell power-ticks exactly once per time-tick.
- ED: The average U-Cell power-ticks between 1 and 2 times per time-tick.
- EC: The average U-Cell power-ticks between 2 and 3 times per time-tick.
- EB: The average U-Cell power-ticks between 3 and 4 times per time-tick.
- EA: The average U-Cell power-ticks more than 4 times per time-tick.
Example Setups
