Wave Plasma
A placed totem gives off Wave Plasma. Pipe it, and your base powers appear wherever the cable ends.
What plasma does
A placed totem gives off Wave Plasma: 100 mB every tick, up to 6,000 with the ten levels of the Output power. The totem panel shows the figure. With it you can:
- recreate the totem's Base powers somewhere else with a Projector;
- make machines run faster with a Plasma Injector;
- bottle it in batteries and cells, so your base keeps running while the totem is away;
- store it in bulk in a Plasma Tank;
- send it to another world with the Plasma Accelerator.
Whatever plasma powers works for whoever owns the totem. If your totem is stolen, so is everything it feeds.

How it joins up
The chain, in order:
Plasma Extractor directly under the totem. More can stack below; the flow is split between them.
Plasma Interface touching an open face of an extractor. Cables plug into its outer faces.- Plasma Cable from the interface onward.
- A Projector Base at the end of the cable, holding what arrives, with a Projector standing on it.
Extractors
Stack extractors under the totem to split the flow between several interfaces. Each extractor keeps a reserve of 4,000 mB: take the totem away and the runs keep drinking from it for a short while, then stop.
Interfaces
Touching interfaces become one body: the faces between them vanish and the frame runs round the outside. Up to twelve, any shape. A cable on any outer face is fed by the whole group, and each face sends up to 1,000 mB/t, so a 6,000 mB/t totem needs six runs.
An interface touching an extractor that another group already serves is refused: its lit parts turn red and it does nothing.
Seeing the flow
Right-click any interface for its flow view: the group and every cable, valve, repeater, extractor, base and charger it reaches, in 3D, labelled with the mB/t passing. Drag to turn, right-drag to pan, scroll to zoom. Jade shows the same figures block by block.
Recipes
Describes BSP-Core 1.6.2. Numbers are the defaults; the server's settings may differ.








