Fuel Generator Multiplier

Multiplies the electrical output of Fuel-Powered Generators by a configurable whole number, without changing how fast they burn fuel.

What it does

Integer multiplier from `0` to `100`, default `1` (vanilla)
A Fuel Generator delivers `250 MW x multiplier` on the power grid
Fuel consumption per second stays exactly vanilla at any multiplier
Coal Generators are never affected
Overclocking and underclocking keep working
One global setting, changeable in game, not per save
Native C++ mod, no assets, no added content

Usage

Open `Mods` > `Fuel Generator Multiplier` > `Config`, type a number, press `Enter`. Changes apply immediately, no restart and no world reload required.

The value is a plain whole number, clamped to `0` - `100`. `1` is vanilla, `0` makes the generators deliver nothing.

Default fuel values

Vanilla output per fuel item, before the multiplier is applied:

| Fuel | 100 % | 200 % | 250 % |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Turbo Fuel | 7.5 MW | 15 MW | 18.75 MW |
| Rocket Fuel | 4.17 MW | 8.34 MW | 10.425 MW |
| Fuel | 20 MW | 40 MW | 50 MW |
| Ionized Fuel | 3 MW | 6 MW | 7.5 MW |
| Bio Fuel | 20 MW | 40 MW | 50 MW |

Multiply the column by your configured multiplier. A vanilla Fuel Generator sits at `250 MW`, so `x4` gives `1000 MW`.

At multiplier `4`, for example:

| Fuel @ 100 % | Fuel @ 250 % | Turbo Fuel @ 250 % |
| --- | --- | --- |
| 80 MW | 200 MW | 75 MW |

Multiplayer

The mod is server authoritative. Install it on the machine that runs the world: on the dedicated server, or on the host of the session. Singleplayer counts as running the world, so it works there as is. Clients do not need it, the multiplied output reaches them through normal replication.

Note that the configuration file is local to each machine, so set the value on the server or host, not on a client.

Requirements

[Satisfactory Mod Loader](https://github.com/satisfactorymodding/SatisfactoryModLoader) `3.12.0`
* Satisfactory `1.2`, game version `491125` or newer

Good to know

The fuel burn rate text inside the generator window is derived from the current power output rather than from the fuel inventory, so it displays the multiplied rate even though the fuel actually consumed is unchanged. Judge the burn rate by the item count in the generator's fuel inventory, not by that number.

Coal Generators are excluded, because the game implements them as a Blueprint of the Fuel Generator and coal is the only fuel that tells the two apart.