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I've had the best luck with that by building the turnoffs to each station first, then connecting them with straight segments after the fact.
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Personally I still use satisfactory-calculator and just do that particular optimization myself. get my production line set up with whatever set of alternate recipes I wanna use, put in 20 or 30 as my output for Modular Frames or whatever, the starting number doesn't matter. take your starting output, divide it by however much iron ore that's using, and then multiply by 480, or whatever you might be overclocking your miners to. So example: Modular frames, using smelters, stitched iron plate, and iron wire, gets you 10 modular frames using 190.56 iron ore. (10/190.56)*480 = 25.18 frames per minute. Throw in refineries and the pure iron recipe and that uses 102.61 iron ore to make 10 mod frames, which scales up to 46.78 frames/min at 480 ore/min. It sounds tedious but compared to the process of actually building out the drat thing, it's such a cakewalk you may as well.
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Does the game continue to recognize blueprinted sections as such long after the fact? Like, could you come back to your example many hours later and plunk down more and have them snap like that? Or do they all have to be built in one build gun... "session", I guess?
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Nov 27, 2022 22:29
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lift ports ports top and bottom, with a toggle to put the splitter input/merger output on those faces instead of just the four sides, would be so loving idealSettingSun posted:Why can we still not ride the conveyor elevators!!! or at the very least have the outside be climbable? but I guess the intended behavior is building ladders and ramps and catwalks and whatnot, so doesn't seem likely.
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Yeah, I think the last time i had any issues with the floor holes was when they were still a fairly new thing. just gotta make sure you're getting the *blip* noise that indicates you're actually aiming at them, and not accidentally dragging your aim past them and through the floor.
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Not the ceiling pipe supports, though, which has irked me on several occasions.
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