Mechanics Guide — Electricity, Water & Paint Systems Explained
Pokopia Companion now features a full Mechanics section covering three core game systems: electricity, water, and paint. Here’s an overview of each.
Electricity
Unlocked at 
Bleak Beach, electricity powers lights, appliances, and electronics across your habitats. Four generators produce power at different rates:
Mini Generator — 5 units, automatic
Windmill Kit — 10 units (20 at high altitude), automatic
Waterwheel Kit — 20 units, automatic
Furnace Kit — 30 units, requires manual renewal
Power reaches items via Utility Poles or Wireless Power Transmitters with a range of 10 blocks. Be careful with overloading — there’s a maximum of 64 generators and 256 transmitters per area.
The Electricity page lists all 49 powered items with their consumption — from gaming chairs to chandeliers.
Water
Water serves both aesthetic and functional purposes — it hydrates plants, creates ambiance, and comes in 5 types with different properties:
Water — from 
Fresh Water, hydrates plants, sparkling ripples
Ocean Water — from 
Soda Pop, hydrates plants, sparkling
Muddy Water — from 
Moomoo Milk Coffee, decorative only
Hot Spring Water — from 
Roserade Tea, relaxes your Pokemon
Lava — from 
Chili Sauce, damages Ditto, no hydration
Water spreads on flat surfaces and flows through trenches up to 25 blocks. Check the Water page for details on spread mechanics, cliff flow, and water levels.
Paint
Smeargle unlocks the Paint system at Bleak Beach. Paint is produced by having Pokemon with the 
Crush specialty process berries: 
Leppa Berry → 
Red + 
White bonus
Chesto Berry → 
Blue + White bonus
Pecha Berry → 
Pink + 
Black bonus
Rawst Berry → 
Cyan + Black bonus
Aspear Berry → 
Yellow + Black bonus
Lum Berry → 
Green + White bonus
Combine base paints to create 18 colors, then apply them to over 298 items. You can also discover 95 patterns — some from the start, others from Dream Islands, and exclusive ones from 
Vespiquen.
Explore the Full Mechanics Section
Head to the Mechanics section to explore all three systems with searchable tables, item links, and complete data.