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Also I would recommend to put the needed materials (and amounts) in the description.
Edit: I like using the circuit breakers mod because short circuits are annoying and can't be stopped, and batteries break down WAY too often... I just think that at a certain tech level short circuits and breakdowns just shouldn't happen.
That does indeed sound like a thing that the more advanced batteries should be able to do.
Unfortunately, I haven't been actively developing (new) Rimworld mods for quite a while now. I do however still take the time to update/patch my existing mods when a new game update comes out though.
For anyone like me that gets annoyed by a game feature I found a mod that turns off short circuits, breakdowns, and solar flares: https://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1555743957
This seems like a pair of mods that would go PERFECTLY together: practically infinite and safe energy storage