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The power consumption multiplier is exactly the same as the recharge speed multiplier. It is not a real formula though, just an approximation via if-else code switches. Here it is:
float multiplier = (m_currentShieldPoints / m_maximumShieldPoints);
if (multiplier > 0.99999f) {
multiplier = 0.00001f;
} else if ((multiplier > 0.9f) || (multiplier < 0.08f)) {
multiplier = 0.1f;
} else if ((multiplier > 0.7f) || (multiplier < 0.12f)) {
multiplier = 0.2f;
} else if ((multiplier > 0.5f) || (multiplier < 0.18f)) {
multiplier = 0.4f;
} else if ((multiplier > 0.35f) || (multiplier < 0.22f)) {
multiplier = 0.7f;
} else {
multiplier = 1.0f;
}
So between 35%-22% it has 100% power consumption and recharge rate.
Between 50%-35% and 22%-18% it is 70% and so on.
I hope this is what you were lokking for and helps you out.