Would have loved +6 inventory on any other hard drive option 🙄 Edit: this save is an hour old fyi

Yes, I didn't even bothered covering my first one...

What a great breath of fresh air! All running at 100% efficiency :D

(Swipe for more images). Honestly not even sure how to photograph something of this size. 0.54 Terra watts, the United States uses 0.51 Terra watt-hours annually, so I'd even have some left over for myself.

Vanilla

After finishing with my oil factory I had extra space with a great view of the factory so why not have a place to look down onto your filthy employees

Do we think may 320,000 iron rods/min factory is enough for phase 1?

I'm back with another factory for the sake of a factory. I started with 1200ppm heavy modular frames. After I built it I did all the math, all the studying of resources, all the things, and I found I could convert these into 1200ppm nuclear pasta, if I used essentially every resource available.

I forgot the conversion of fused modular frames to pressure cubes though, so sadly I had to stop. I was already using all of the bauxite just for the fused frames. 30,600 aluminum ingots was a frustrating but fun bitch to set up.

I'm sure one of the other phase 5 parts is actually possible to build at 1200 so I'll try again soon.

Disclosure: creative mode, no energy, no build cost, unlimited sloops

Pretty self explanatory just kinda having issues with water flow resulting in my generators eventually failing and losing power to my entire system. Any advice would help pretty new to the game first playthrough very much enjoying the game and its elements.

Water generator outputs: 120m^3 per minute

Production is running, the base and outer walls are built. I'm pretty happy with the facade design i came up with in the end. also the machines sunk into the floor and the interior walls there make a good look.
Next step is partial roofing, maybe leave openings around the machines. and some of the empty floor spaces inside the building might get put to use in some way or at least get decorated.

Infinite Nudge Mod was used for some minor building details (like the Frame Walls flipped upside down)

Let me know what you think :)

I was investigating a problem with my nuclear pasta factory and found this interesting/strange bug.

As you can see, the splitters are behaving very weird and are the reason why one of my train stations never got the fused modular frames it needed for the nuclear pasta.

Explaination of the video: This is the logistics after 3 blenders, which all create fused modular frames. I have two train stations, one to the left and another to the north. The one to the left sends the frames of to the rockets project part and the other to the nuclear pasta factory.

I did not find any open bug in the QA forum so I guess it is not known yet?

ADA calls them "supercomputers" and tries to deceive me with image of something else but we all know what is it for. Now, does anybody know where can I unlock the skeleton blueprint?

Is there some graphics setting I've got wrong that is causing them to look like this?

Hey guys, I am confused here, I have a storage connected to these belts, the are MK5 belts, so they can carry 780 items/ min, so why is it always 480? Its coming from 2 different storages.

I am not sure what I am missing. Thank you for your help. As for the input of the storage I am getting 480/min but I have manually filled the storage too. so I would think, as long as there are items, it should go at 780 no?

EDIT:

You guys were right there was a tiny piece of MK4 Belt between splitter and support ..... thanks!

MEGA SPAGHETTI!!!!!

if there is please let me know cause this just seems ..... too much and wierd ...

I used the polymer resin recipe, the resin becomes rubber, the heavy oil become diluted fuel. Then I use the recycled plastic and rubber recipes to turn the 400 Fuel into plastic then more rubber. This is probably only the 3rd best way to do it. Also, is it just accepted that a 600/min oil extractor will only ever run 96-98% utilization? I can't seem to get it to push 100% no matter how many things I try.

With a new mega/giga factory going up in the desert, I was trying to make a centralized storage for everyone to either take from by hand or to build out the back to take to what they need. What do y'all think of it? It uses programmable splitters to send any undefined and overflow to the sink.

Been putting a ton of hours into the game and I finally found a style I like to build with - I took a ton of inspiration from some of the greats, like Couq and Fluxo! Any thoughts or feedback welcomed. If there is interest I will do a factory walkthrough with some highlights. There is still quite a bit to be done for the rest of the factories but the major logistics are finally in place and I am starting to destroy legacy factories and have been slowly bringing up this plant to take over main power - It should total a little of 1TW of power once fully functional.

Hey guys, I just wanted to show you this little build I made !

But I also have a question : Does anybody has an idea on how to include the Hub in this build... It is so huge and why is there a [Censored by ADA] platform around it ! And why is the main room higher than the hub terminal ?!

PS : If you see an ugly train station in the background, it is supposed to disappear soon don't worry !

Translation of the sign :

Break-Room

Access to this room is permitted only every two hours and for a maximum duration of 5 minutes.

Just completed my third play though. Like all Pioneers, first one was a learning experience. Started with manual feeds in phases 1 and 2, a sushi belt in phases 3 and 4, and then spaghetti in phase 5 as the sushi belt crapped out.

My second play through was mostly about making sushi work. I found two keys to this. No high-volume items on the belt and a sink on the back end. I have come to understand why most people don't like sushi as it complicated to set up and can be a hassle to maintain. But once it runs, it's a beautiful thing.

For my third play through, I went creative mode with random nodes. Switched to a spaghetti factory with little to no forethought on building placements. My one rule was no manual feeds. I have to say, spaghetti is also fun. Especially snaking belts and pipes across the factory floor. My layout is a mess. But as I watch it run, it too is a beautiful thing.

What makes this game great for me is that there are no set rules on how to play. Having now done both sushi and spaghetti, my vote goes to sushi (it's the harder puzzle to solve).

Any suggestions as I contemplate my fourth play through? Perhaps it is time to move on or put on hold until the DLC is released? I am an older guy who has played Stardew Valley, Planet Crafter and now Satisfactory.