Each area would be independent from one another, so basically I guess I'd have several factories. I'm thinking on my new factory to split it up into several areas. However, once I start getting to red circuits and higher, my organizations starts to fall apart and I start having a lot of inefficiency. So I usually stick with a bus, not because it's my favorite, but because it's what I do the best. Research Complex.Home Discussions Workshop Market Broadcasts. Destroyer capsules Nuclear Power, Kovarex's magic, railroad grid This item has been added to your Favorites.Д¬reated by. Compact designs for green, red and blue circuits. Compact oil refinery setup for advanced oil processing. Easilly tileable and upgradeable designs. This item will only be visible in searches to you, your friends, and admins. This item will only be visible to you, admins, and anyone marked as a creator. Please see the instructions page for reasons why this item might not work within Factorio. If you believe your item has been removed by mistake, please contact Steam Support. Assembler and 11,13 Cable Assembler.Home Discussions Workshop Market Broadcasts. So my excel says for Green circuits you need 10,39 Green C. I am upgrading this whole area to a 4 lane system a bit at a time. In theory the blue belts only support 19, a minute but I can't be bothered to turn off every green circuit producer in my entire factory for a proper test! Nevermind the mess of train tracks on the mini-map. I've already ran it and it is right at 20, per minute. I've been pounding away at this for a couple of hours now. Yeah I use chests for the cables over belts so I need to cut the copper first or I will end up crying. Still tons of materials but at least not chest and chest full. I tend to cut off the material inputs and just let them work through what they got to prevent that. Nice, I might have done something wrong on mine then. Can the inserters keep up though? I have a stack and a fast per to keep up. Looks similar to the standard green circuit one. 48 thousand green circuits per minute belt based megabase It only takes 4 green circuit assemblers per blue belt, 16 for the whole thing. I think the key is that it is so small that I can fit a large number of beacons on each assembler. I wanted to show the smallest one I have made so far that will compress four blue belts. I know we've mostly all had our hands in huge, powerful green circuit layouts. Production statistics beaconed This design uses 90 MW of power with beacons.Home Discussions Workshop Market Broadcasts. And you literally fail to do so if you need to 'pull' from a tank and you place a pipe or several between a pump and a tank. If you try to 'pull' liquid from a pipe this will work much worse. You should also always connect a pump input to a tank and 'push' liquid to a pipe if you want to transport liquid for some distance. This is something many people forget to do but it really matters for high throughput. You can also see output pumps for both Lubricant and Gas. Right side connections are listed only for tiling purposes if you decide to do it. Note: This design's intended output is to the left. However this will work only in early game as in late game with beacons this option won't work as intended as the installation reaches throughput limits for pipes - both input and output. Horizontally if you remove the output tanks for Lubricant and Gas. This design is optionally tilable both vertically and horizontally. I have also included Flamethrower Ammo production so this design would already include all you might need early game. Please provide blueprints! Forum rules Circuit-free solutions of basic factory-design to achieve optimal item-throughput Involving: Belts balancers, crossingsInserters, Chests, Furnaces, Assembling Devices This design has wired pumps to handle proper cracking when you get Advanced Oil Processing. Early to Late Game Oil Setup optionally beaconed Circuit-free solutions of basic factory-design to achieve optimal item-throughput. Last edited by Nailfoot 5 Feb, am.Privacy Terms. I know that with screenshots one can zoom in but that doesn't seem to work with guide illustrations. If you ever rework the guide, a few close ups of the segments would be helpful. Also on the very complex ones it's a bit hard to make out all the salient details. My problem is your examples kinda jump from very simple to very very complex. Some of your science set-ups look amazing. They are all scalable, since I enjoy running several labs, Thanks for that. I KNOW that there are some great arrangements for a bit later but can someone suggest a good set up that is good early game and scaleable? Showing 1 - 12 of 12 comments. I've tried a number of set-ups for generating Green Science Early on and nothing has been very efficient. Home Discussions Workshop Market Broadcasts.

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