Your settlement learns to work.

Charcoal becomes heat, heat becomes motion, and motion becomes electricity. Physical connections link your machines.

Build a supply chain beyond individual workstations. A charcoal furnace provides Tervyss to a hot-air engine. The engine produces Makavyr for a forming press or generator; the generator supplies Ektiven for electrical devices.

Heat pipes, drive shafts and electrical cables use their own ports. Storage and available power determine which consumers you can supply.

Write programs on a console and control devices over data connections. Switching a lamp on after dark is an early use case.

Versux is the in-game programming language. An editor and an executable language core are present in the project. A powered console with basic software can address connected devices and react to events.

A lamp can be switched through its data connection. A daylight sensor supplies readings for your own rules. Larger programs and more devices remain part of ongoing development.

Connect wirelessly to a suitable console. Versux, Devices and Storage apps bring your network to the tablet screen.

A console equipped with a data radio adapter can be reached within 20 metres in the current prototype. Edit programs, inspect connected devices and access a reachable Vorysken hub through the Storage app.

Programs run on the console. Radio and data lines carry commands and information; moving materials also requires the appropriate transport connections.

A hub manages modular storage. Transport lines carry resources from production into your inventory network.

Vorysken brings a hub, storage housings and modules together into shared stock management. Items and material quantities have separate capacities. Deposit and withdrawal orders run in the background.

An initial loop connects a resource cultivation machine to storage. Distributors provide access to more housings and devices. Automatic crafting and broader networks are further development goals.