Setting up a Mana Transmission loop

You can send (purified)  around a Mana Transmission network to power, enhance or supply various buildings.

First, you will need some Mana Crystal, which can be created in the Magic Forge.

Then, deliver them to a Mana Transmitter building. This will be the start of your transmission loop.

Build a Mana Receiver building where you want the Crystals to end up.

Then, connect your Transmitter and Receiver using Mana Pipes. The Mana Crystals will flow in the pipe's direction (based on how they are dragged when placing). You want the flow to go from the Transmitter to the Receiver.

Along the way you can place various Mana Pipes to redirect the flow, and Mana Connectors to make the crystals interact with buildings. See Mana Power for more details.

When Mana Crystals reach the Receiver, they will exit the pipes and be converted back into physical crystals. If they were sent through a Mana Connector, they will be in a depleted state and must be Recharged.

Deliver depleted Mana Crystal to the Recharger, where their power will slowly be restored for a small cost.

From there, charged Mana Crystals can be brought back to the Transmitter to begin the loop again. This loop can be repeated indefinitely, as long as the player has enough resources to power the Rechargers.