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No kidding, that Steel Rotor/Stator combo became relevant to me literally today as I was putting together a motor factory! Wish I had seen this like three hours ago when I was putting it together, but now I'm probably going to do a slight redesign and incorporate this :)

I love this. I’m not late game but could easily adapt it to mid. And I can see how you could easily use the same concept for other nodes, with smelters instead of constructors. Space and clipping would be tricky with smelters, but you could make it a 2-bp set to give some breathing room. Great work, this and your awesome rail curves earned my sub.

This ratio also comes up when load balancing iron rods when making modular frames using default recipes. Related to a previous ask for the approach for any split, care to share what are you doing to get from two wire feeds of 216 and 288 to be ratios of 3 to 4?

Thank you.

Here is the link to the Google Drive for the blueprint: drive.google.com/drive/folders/1sp8nLqN0CGSrzepPWNR7UblNEGP-MUtA?usp=sharing

I like this. Good vibes, real chill 😎

The fact that ive over 300hrs on my current save and been playing since update 3, but never once did it cross my mind to type in the amount of item I needed divided by the amount of machines...

Hey Moo, I was feeling overwhelmed thinking about this automation line and found your video. Just wanted to say thank you for all the information and resources. I know it can be so easy to lock resources behind a paywall, like so many other satisfactory content creators, but you didnt do that! You earned a sub from me!

Have you tried load balancing pure iron ingot production? There's a very tricky 7 to 13 conversion ratio.

I have had similar problems on a Ryzen 5 5600 with 16 gig memory and a 3060 GPU. No I don't know what causes it, but it's very annoying. Yes, same map location producing rubber and plastic, and those darn gaps on the mark 6 belts. I have a Ryzen 7 5700x3d and 32 gig memory combo that I haven't put in yet (I am lazy because I have a better cooler too). I hate messing with thermal paste.

Hi Moo. I usually build my train tracks between 4-12m. above the ground. I try to follow the terrein as much as possible, without going up/down too much, so sometimes I'm on the ground, and sometimes I'm mayby 20m. above. Thanks for another awesome video, It's so satisfying to watch your load-balancing. Very nice and relaxing.

That flip transition at 13:29 actually had me thinking I was dropping my phone lmfao

I always forget to tell you: using the shapez soundtrack as bg music is chef's kiss Also, thank you for being one of the only Satisfactory YTers that isn't a clickbait whore. I've run out of videos to watch because there are only a few of you

I believe the snapping issue with the water extractors is due to the rotation not being the same as the thing you want to snap to. When you let go of the key to snap at 53:00 you can see it was 1 tick rotated differently than the pump.

Just started this series, absolutely insane the amount of work you do on these factories! My Factorio mind cannot comprehend not just overproducing anything and everything

Love your 1.0 let's play so relaxed and informational 🔥

Here is the link to the Google Drive for the blueprints I used: drive.google.com/drive/folders/1BhpVk8PeN3QKUgGq6Qy2ym-SPZS3xRkP?usp=sharing And I did find a work around for my belt issue at the end of the video. I’ll show it off in the next one. Thanks for watching!

I Blueprinted the stubbies at the center of the platform like I saw you do, but when I summon them, the won't snap to anything. Also they appear many meters away. Should I keep the poles or stackable lifts in the blueprint when I save it?

I prefer the "flat" version that doesn't use lifts. Occupies 1 x 1.5 tiles and is more convenient to put in a logistics floor for example.

I never get tired of the space elevator animation.

What are your sinks at right now?

Just wondering, did you know you could put the merger / splitters directly onto the top of the lifts? You just have to make sure the input / outputs are going the right way for what you are trying to do.

Man fick inte se vilken maskin som tillverkade Pressure Conversion Cubes mycket dåligt!!! På en sån lång VIDEO!

Awesome build! Wow!

from one overclocked pure oil node, you get 144000MW?? how

Blueprinted specialized load balancing splitters. Truly, you are a pioneer of pioneers at FICSIT.

I'm glad to have found more Satisfactory-tubers that dont just make huge factories! This game has way too much to offer, only to watch everyone do the same thing. Earned a Sub Moo!

Tho tbh if you need to extract only 60, only one splitter is enough

Is it true that the trick with placing stuff outside of blueprint designer no longer works after the November update? I usually play offline so I have not updated the game for a while. And hearing these news, I'm not sure I want to.

I usually name it "80-20 Split".

when you are making these blueprint tutorials, it would be helpful to use the default color scheme. Especially with this video it can be difficult to distinguish between a splitter an merger at a glance since your color scheme has a lower contrast to the neutral silver of the (split/merg)-er.

these are great!. I'm sure you'll get tired of making videos of every single faction split. At some point it might be good just to make a generic tutorial on how to approach any split.

Here is the link to the Google Drive for the blueprint: drive.google.com/drive/folders/1HhBCP-4na2dUAnIXFdoHddPP4pfioY4o?usp=sharing

Great, thanks

There's something wrong with the refineries when I'm trying to produce aluminum. They keep idling even though they are topped up on resources and the output is not overflowing.

Why is your double rail not a triple rail, and your triple rail not a quadruple rail? they look like they have the space but there's no way there's not a good reason for you to designate it this way

One little trick. Using a mix of Somersloops, I have infinite supply of water within my system without any Water Extractors (after pumping the initial volume in). Given the amount of resources I can make out of Aluminium and Silica, I felt that it was a good use.

8:36 Ты же открыл 6x6 Blueprint Designer почему бы не сделать 6x6 основание?

Do you use a mod for those short conveyor lifts or you just glitch them somehow?

I love passing off tasks to my future self. Fuck my future self, he's had it out for me ever since he started putting on weight.

I've been watching quite a bit of your videos at this point and I just can't get myself in the headspace to even attempt builds like this. Equal parts overwhelmed by the scale of logistics (and never being happy with how the terrain forces me to spaghetti), equal parts paralysis of not wanting to 'run out of node X' even if i know i'm barely using a slight percentage of the map nodes. A real love-hate relationship with tje game, living vicariously through content like yours. Very enjoyable.

Hi! I have run into an issue with the pipelines. I run 4 mk1 pipes of 300 nitrogen gas into this plant. Though after a day or so the nitrogen is running out. I feel like I have to start overproducing the gas to run 4 mk2 pipes to ensure it's all fine, as 4x300 is apparently causing issues since it needs 1200

I made an All-in-one blueprint that straight up produce Aluminum ingot, each blueprints consume 300 bauxite and produce 300 ingots, it eliminates my headache

Wouldn't a valve work for limiting the water flow from the extractors? That's how I am doing it, using pretty much the same blueprint as yours.

Here is the link to the production planner: www.satisfactorytools.com/1.0/production?share=Vdww5s1GaPTct5dFvgee Here is the link to the Google Drive with all the Blueprints I used: drive.google.com/drive/folders/1HhBCP-4na2dUAnIXFdoHddPP4pfioY4o?usp=sharing

Nice build. But my big question is why lol all your doing is sinking all the item. You really can’t use all the stuff can you. .? I wish I had your time and patience.

I like that you showed how to remove the gaps on the mark 6 by using two mergers rather than one. Very much appreciated (it would drive me crazy).

Also, for recycled Rubber, I recommend going for 5400/min, since it will give you nice even numbers on the whole production line, if you haven't figured it out yet.

You can also use the Beam in freeform Trick to get the Curves pointed in the right direction. Just point the beam where you wanna go and snap a foundation to it as a snap point for your blueprint. It is easier to use though, when you don't have full platforms as your train line, I for example have only the supports placed a few metres apart and when making curves basically the train track makes the curve for me. I decided in my case to use the new dissolved Silica and Quartz Purification recipes to get from 9000 Quartz 5625 Quartz Crystals and 10125 Silica per Minute. All of the Silica will be used to get 8100 Aluminium Ingots from a bit over 6000 Bauxite, probably make some more with the pure Aluminium Ingot recipe too. And while I certainly don't know how mergers and splitters exactly work, what I noticed is that a splitter will always output from the center line first, then right then left. Same with the mergers, first the center input, then right then left. So in your case merging 3 lines at once, since the back line has double the items, they will be stuck, since the merger doesn't merge 2 back, 1 right, 1 left like it should be. And this probably will cause the backing up and gaps from the 300 belts make it onto the 1200 Belt, just like the problem with the gaps when you want to split out onto a slower belt. And since the mk6 Belt is probably pretty close to engine limits, you will notice these problems more than on slower belts, especially if you have a lot and get lag, thus even limiting the throughput and not getting the full 1200 anymore. Maybe Coffee Stain would need to increase the buffer which a splitter/merger can hold, to maybe fix this so you don't "loose" items getting stuck because of the gaps not lining up, or you'd need a priority merger, which where you could say priorities the faster belt. So if you wanna merge with 3 lines, you'd probably be better with merging 3 400 lines than 3 different lines. While I haven't tested this, maybe it also depends on the timings of the different belt tiers at your input. And having 3 mk5 Belts would make the gaps line up better and thus fixing the problem. Even funnier shennanigans you get when dealing with manifolds. You'd think that the last machine should get to 100% efficiency and fill up last, and on a manifolded output, the last machine when backed up should be the last one being empty. But no, the last machine fills up before the 2nd and 3rd to last machine fills up, and also empties out before the 2nd and 3rd to last machine empties out, which doesn't make any sense at all. Also, there's always just like one random item always getting to the last machine before any of the before ones get one. This may be caused by the same thing that a merger/splitter will always use the center input/output first then the right and then the left one, thus the last machine gets some sort of priority than the ones before it. All of this doesn't really matter when dealing with exact load balanced numbers, since always the correct amount of items should go where they should, but using manifold systems you get funny behavior you wouldn't expect, but in the end it will still run properly giving enough time.

3:17 I am unable to provide a better naming convention, but I do strongly dislike having to use underscores myself