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9:33 this reminds me of visualizing a circuit

I might be a bit too new to the game, but this just does not make sense in any way. how does this balance your output, when this doesn't do basically anything? You get basically the same thing, but better with balancers. What am I missing here?

I like you trupen. But this guy is understandable.

Well, that's fine, I had a similar problem with the switch playing totk, I had the weirdest pain on my left elbow, expanding to my forearm, I stopped playing on handheld mode and only on dock mode and it gradually got better

The names are only somewhat unique. There are a set number of planets, each with their own names, and each has a set of parameters it uses when generating the terrain. Mariel will always be a vulcanite planet, for example.

Why

Kastorio + Space exploration? Oh, its so hard for me... three times I tried to start over, but gave up when I realized that my plant was bad and needed to be rebuilt. Good luck bro

I am not sure about your solution. Why bother with connecting two lanes of miners, your could just throw all ore and use splitters with priority output to guarantee x number of full belts

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ig this is a old video but the word "perfect" is doing some heavy lifting when all you are doing is spamming turrets with no real testing or prototyping also spamming turrets is not the best idea for ups afaik. Don't take this as a hate comment but this video doesn't seem to be of much relevance or quality

The video is so fast, the conveyor belts are going backwards.

After 1200+ hours of factorio, I don't understand people who have not figured out yet that a main bus is just a bad idea that doesn't scale. You NEED a many-to-many-network for throughput.

Love your style. Also, the issue you referred to where a lane ends up with resources on one side not being used up is almost never an issue because it only happens when assemblers are on one side of a belt and there isn’t enough assemblers to consume more than half of a belt of throughput. The inserters will always grab from one side of the belt if there is resources on that side and if you’re producing too much of that resource one side will just back up because it’s not needed. You could add more assemblers anywhere on your bus to consume more of that resource and the stopped lane would fire back and start being consumed

cool!

You need one of the Apple glasses so u can just click with your eyes. I bet that would actually work really well for factorio although I cannot justify the cost 😅

Bit late to the party here but your circuit network fails-open as you are reporting the current inventory from orbit, and 0 indicates there is no inventory in space You can invert this behaviour by transmitting demands from orbit using negative numbers instead, a value of - 200 would indicate that orbit needs 200 of an item That way when it fails it fails-closed, as it would report 0 demands for items

Strange you say it’s vanilla and use lots of mods. But still, nice to see, nice to enjoy. Lots and lots of hours spent. I didn’t saw time pass during the video. Too bad i didn’t recognized each part. Maybe a little comment somewhere to describe what you are doing? Keep on the good work!

The most insightful factorio video I have ever seen, learned so much from this

Cryonite with beryl, imersite, oil, *and* water is an incredibly good early game roll. Bummer about the biters and no mineral water, but imersite is also a pain to manage if you don't have proper sinks for its byproducts. Eating the transportation cost for a while in order to get speed modules and science and all its other amenities is just good sense. Helmod has a "stacks in storage" tooltip with option to show how many cargo wagons a recipe would fill which is handy when deciding what stage to transport resources. Regarding UPS in this modpack, I've found the worst contributors are biters and bots. If you keep it on belts and keep all your entities powered, it's pretty easy to keep those belts full because most of the time those processes are backed up while you're building the next thing. Overusing warehouses or power switches to try to save power on expensive structures can kill a run too. You can't say you weren't warned about how far requester chests were buried in the tech tree though lol

Go go bigfoot. Plenty of surprises in store for ya :D Glad you're enjoying the mod still as a lot of ppl that I enjoy watching stop playing the mod because it gets tedious at some point (about the 3rd/4th SE Science pack because of having to rebuild things mostly)

What mod do you use to display the oil level? btw i loved that solar panel grid design

I don't remember with immersite, but you may want to consider crushing it in site and move the result, as it usualy is more compressed and has a biger stack size, so way less rokets for the same final quantity of imersite crystals and plates. In the case of berillium for instance (that you don't need here but I needed it) it goes from a stack size of 20 of the ore, to I think it was 50 the crushed one, and ratio 2 to 1 from ore to crushed, so 1 roket of crushed berillium was the same as 5 of berillium ore.

i dont want to spoil, but there is a way to reach new planets without a rocket crash ;)

Play the game how you like. Be in your happy place. There are 1000 ways to finish/win/complete the game but only one that you are satisfied with.

Your builds are sooooo damn good looking. Big fan Bigfoot

Okay so Bigfoot. I the way you play K2SE is NOT optimal. I think you already realised that but just saying. Later you get building that are 8x speed and insanely op beacons (they don't stack) that can make a building WAY faster. They have 12 slots for modules, and with 9 tiers of modules? Yeah you try to futureproof a base but with a 700-1000h mod its impossible to futureproof with all the productivity and speed. Usually in this modpack rushing to get at least t2 of 3 space sciences from SE before building something seriously is the best strategy Edit: You are 420h in and only 2 basic SE science and sauceman with 340h has 4 main SE sciencepacks on t3.. yeah.. at that point when he upgraded his planet bases one or two of upgraded buildings with beacons were enough to replace like 20 normal buildings with t3 modules. Yeah

Holy shit this video is retarded.

Interesting - playing factorio with the keyboard is starting to not be an option for me because it f***s up my wrist, so I need to try something like this. My ideal setup would be some kind of ergonomic mini keyboard with a thumb stick where my wrist would be in a neutral orientation (eg handshake style) with enough buttons to do all the factorio stuff.

Have you tried a gel snake thingy to rest your wrists on?

I feel like I'm the only person that uses chests as a buffer so that no belts, trains or lines ever have less than I want them to have. My trains get filled and emptied within seconds of arriving at every station straight into chests and those chests then immediately begin filling the belt with stack inserters and the station is opened again using automation once it drops below a certain threshold in the chests. No idea if it's good or bad for my UPS/FPS but I'll be damned if it doesn't give me guaranteed flow rates 😆

The issue mentioned in the video has nothing to do with the balancers. It's just the nature that all patches deplete. Even without the balancer there will still be at some point the output gets below the "designed throughput". Unless using crazy mods, e.g. unlimited resources or extreme miner reaching range (so that every single miner can get access to the whole patch), this issue persists. In addition, using a balancer also have nothing to do with how fast the deteriorated throughput occurs, which is almost determined by the consumption rate. I think your video is chasing after a ghost.

The mixing widget, exactly what I was looking for

Absolutely loved this

Be still my data nerd heart. So, to make sure I understood in the example of 465 SPM the sheet is saying I need to generate 565.17 green chips PER SECOND? If that's correct, I gotta go work on my 5 SPM factory.

I LOVE your furnace stack design, I think I'll try building them in my next playthrough

What mod gives you the colored bricks?

I'm so attracted to perfect symmetry, squares, blocks that fit neatly together and balance in everything. But every guide or tutorial or widely available blueprint I've seen makes these ungodly deep long rectangle branches of inconsistent length off a typically unbalanced, non-symmetrical main bus. Then I found you. I've never been so giddy. I think I love you.

As much as any RTS is

woodcutterviking hands. i guess the first xboxcontroller would be even better for you, that thing was giant. just from seeing your hands, i can agree keyboards would give you pain. for tankcontroll you could set one extra key to switch controlscheme with steaminput (if you have the game on steam). forcing the stick to be 4 directions only and set these as WASD, could be a key like select or pressing the stick in or RB or RT overall the steam inbuild input manager is a toptiertool. i also think mods exist that make vehicles control like spidertrons, which makes movement with stick easy.

so much nonesense said. totally unlogical.you add more unstable variants playing like this. just play like you want. if someone ask, say you prefer it like that. but dont make fake arguments up trying to be mathematical.

Is there anyway you have a full full gameplay? i would like to review deeply on your bases.. your mall and how you make all that belting and stuff... is insane, thanks man! would appreciate

If you’ve ever played modded Minecraft, circuit networks are basically Applied energistics or AE2 is what I gather.

I mean, I got a furnace making steel so far….

This video is the dogs bollocks, thankyou

Autism, it's a hell of a drug!

I like the symmetrical widgets!

Yah, not playing that rubbish, woke game. Im a fan now, just getting into factorio again...another 100 hours 😂

Space spaghetti 🍝. Yum!

Radial for rocket parts and capsules. Home base sends and receives them 1 to 1. Then supply shipments can go where ever they need and the radial system balances only the rockets. If a location gets too many rocket parts, it sends them home. If it doesn't have enough, home sends it some.