Factorio: how far did you get?
Apr. 19th, 2018 08:11 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
How far did everyone else get with Factorio? Technically I've just got yellow science and am researching rocket silo, but I played on peaceful so hope I should get to rocket from here fairly easily.
I played a little sandbox to learn how some things work. It could do with infinite electricity (I know I could find a mod).
I've been fiddling with an auto-balancing assembler, i.e. an array of "assembler, chest, inserter, logic" connected to a long conveyor all red-wired-up with the intention that whatever you set the assembler to, it creates them until there's two on the belt then stops. So you can create a whole lot of them, and then just program in the components you want and not have to worry about overproduction. (And can use a constant combiner to assign desired amounts, and chests to store them as necessary if they're wired in too.) But I think I was trying to be too clever, for science it would be simpler to just work out once an appropriate ratio with the right intermediates going to the right inputs and then build that.
I played a little sandbox to learn how some things work. It could do with infinite electricity (I know I could find a mod).
I've been fiddling with an auto-balancing assembler, i.e. an array of "assembler, chest, inserter, logic" connected to a long conveyor all red-wired-up with the intention that whatever you set the assembler to, it creates them until there's two on the belt then stops. So you can create a whole lot of them, and then just program in the components you want and not have to worry about overproduction. (And can use a constant combiner to assign desired amounts, and chests to store them as necessary if they're wired in too.) But I think I was trying to be too clever, for science it would be simpler to just work out once an appropriate ratio with the right intermediates going to the right inputs and then build that.
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Date: 2018-04-20 04:13 pm (UTC)