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Well, I was already subscribed, but that speed-select Boom Toob is new to me!! Great stuff, Jack!

Honestly, thank you for making this video. Trying not to be salty, how the Satisfactory community and development team (kind of) handles pipe mechanics and physics is annoying. Being told that I basically have a skill issue for years just to find out that there are several bugs to pipes justifies the frustration I went through. Pre-1.0, I quit a save file just because of problems I had with Mk 2 pipes not having a perfect 600/min flow rate. Now finding out that there is a floating-point number bug with Mk2 pipes, which makes perfect sense. Honestly a shame this video doesn't have more views, as it goes into great detail about how players should implement pipes into their worlds. Other guides I've seen just talks about head lift and may briefly mention to not make long fluid manifolds for an unspecified reason. Thanks again.

wait, so is it bad practice to place pumps or junctions directly on the pipe? I need to place them first or to replace the pipe at all ends so that it is no longer considered 1 pipe but many pipes? So far I haven't paid attention to this and everything works with my coal power plant or the oil factory.

For the trains, you can have as many freight cars as you want, just add additional locomotives to help with the pull power. And the power useage is based of locomotives and not ammounts of carts. It draws more power while accellerating. so a flat train track will use alot less power than a up and down one

Beautiful colour effects. I really should go more bold with the paint in my own build 😅. And personally, I dont think grav-tech is a cheap-out in a world where your pockets hold literal tons of building materials, your buildgun is capable of instantly creating complex machinery in a 40x40x40 block of objects and teleportation systems are unlocked along the way. Grav-tech seems perfectly in line with this level of technology

only 4 freight cars PER LOCOMOTIVE 🚂

Hey, can i got a link for ur discord pls

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This is more of a HOW to use guide, not WHEN to use

I'd love to see some strategies in action. What would happen if we built a train circuit around and through the whole map vs using drones to transport across the map. Also, you mentioned a drone fueling hub, what does that look like?

Your builds are beautiful! I love your presentation style. Just found you and I am delighted I have. Have learned so much via your explanations. I am making sure to like everything as you deserve it. Wish that I could support in other ways but is is not feasible atm.

I built a sprawling highway across biomes powered by trucks and turbo fuel. I reason this because. [A] Trucks do not require additional power as I scale up transport of materials. And [B] Trucks could start off with a terrible pathing and be guaranteed to make its destination, even when they happen to crash, trains need manual intervention if they crash. And [C] Opinion, Its a game about exploitation. Why not go to the dark side and follow what planet earth has done by giving all the infrastructure to the car and fossil fuels? We're not here to do the right thing by using clean fuels transported by train. What are we, commies?!

This is legitimately better than most videos on here right now. I wish you could make a more in depth video about drones. Me and my cousin are having trouble right now with them, due to the batteries we never used them before, and our test setup showed some limitations, appearently, but we´re not sure if we did something wrong, or if the drones are not working to well. We wanted to use them for distances and terrains that Trains would be overkill or impossible due to terrain but too long for belts.

Another nice tip for early transport logistics: you can use your Explorer to plot routes, no need to ride the Tractor or the hulking Truck, and it's faster. Just remember to make turns wide and smooth.

AFAIK the any undefined sort in a smart splitter will lock up if the defined output is full and the input matches. Better to set as overflow instead and have a final stop storage for the excess of sink if not needed.

Oh wow this is nice , nice work 😊

Nice vid. I do mine slightly different. I have one blueprint for plastic and one for rubber. For plastic, 90 fuel input runs one Recycled rubber which I also Prime with 200 Plastic. The output is split and sent to 2 recycled plastic. 30 plastic is then sent back to the first refinery and the remaining 90 is merged and set down the line. I then just create a line of these blueprints to use all the fuel. For rubber I just swap the recipies and prime with rubber. This keeps everything very simple and easy to replicate wherever I want. I do use diluted fuel, so for 600 Crude oil I am getting 720 plastic and 720 rubber. The spare 160 fuel that is left is used to make 80 packaged fuel and run 4 generators.

>when is it best to use drones, trucks and trains? For low volume end product items like computers, etc. NEVER Most times. I personally in 1.0 have been playing with regional distribution offices. That is each major biome (a la dune/rocky desert) or cluster of smaller biomes (a la bamboo forest/craters/jungle or titan forest/swamp/blue crater) has a single large rail complex with several small unload stations of about 2 car lengths each that unload into the facility and are then sorted into a few loading stations at 10 cars length for like iron, copper, limestone, and other. So, there are little loading stations around clusters of nodes that just have anything fed into them, the regional short trains pull in and grab a mixed load of whatever, they take it to the regional station where it is sorted out into the large bulk stations for the really long trains, the really long trains take it to bulk factories like the copper processing plant, the steel foundry, etc. then second tier bulk trains will move stuff like wire/plastic/steel pipes/whatever to secondary facilities. Drones are better for the stuff like (super)computers, motors, radio units, etc so they do that. It all works better than anything else I’ve ever done which is just having main rail lines and trains on a cycle picking up from clusters. I still have the oil, nitrogen, bauxite and uranium trains riding the main lines back to their facility given the fact bauxite is in a geographical line and only has one processing plant, that oil and nitrogen require fluid cars and stations which are unique to only those processes and the uranium train is self explanatory.

I finished the game a few days ago only with belts... or, to be more precise, with one long single sushi belt bringing in mostly finished products to my main base. Playing without a graphics card, previous attempts with huge factories, and bus systems with dozens of belts, had been cut short by more and more graphics glitches. In my next play-through, I'll play with all the transport options, just for the fun of it.

Why ever use train over just bringing the belt to your factory? Easier to build a belt than train track in my mind.

You will NEVER get 2400ppm per train station, due to the pause in load/unload you mentioned. With properly set up buffers you can get more than 1 belt, but it is impossible to get 2 full belts per car. There is a balance of belt speed vs stack size vs round trip time vs the loading pause. Train round trip times can be too long, where you need to add a second train or more cars. But train lines can actually be too short as well, where the stations spend too much time paused and even a buffer cannot help. Typically the larger the stack size the longer the train line can be. If the item has a small stack size, then more cars or more trains might be needed. (Stack size affects trucks and drobes as well)

For the buffers to work at your train stations you need both belts connected between the buffer and the station. This way the buffer can double time after the train leaves to make up for the time it was paused.

For 1.0 I never used truck transport. Only trains and drones.

Finally someone who can explain what's going on here. I have experienced the same issues with pipes in Rust. I found all those work arounds myself just playing around for hours. I don't have that kind of time nowadays. I was hoping for an answer from someone else's time while I'm away from the game. Your video is just that! Thanks! Also to address the programming issues and "it's Coffee Stain's fault" comments. I used to play with programming and if you have repeating decimals in the calculations you get instability. It's hard to solve these issues easily. It's best to work around the programming bugs as best you can and hopefully one day it'll get figured out. Just like we're figuring out work arounds and spending more time than it feels like we should on this problem, Coffee Stain programmers are doing the same with the programming. The difference is this is our leisure time and they are under time crunches and are expected to perform. Be a little more understanding.

A tip according to the KISS method; when you only have mark 1 pipes and have the space use 4 waterpumps underclocked for 8 coal generators so you dont have the need for balancing and it is also more energy efficent (54.8 MW for 4 at 75% against 60 MW for 3 at 100%)

I guess this is why we didn't get mk3 pipelines 🤔

Seems like the idea can be boiled down to ‘push’ vs ‘pull’ manufacturing. In the end you still have to contend with what happens when you need more than you’re producing, and you slip from a push state in to a pull state. As the theme of the game is more more-ing, at some point this is going to happen, unless you build from the beginning with the foresight of knowing exactly how much of everything you will need…at which point you are playing Excel and not Satisfactory.

Question, working on fixing flow rate issues for an oil build, everything worked for about an hour, and then some of my machines have inadequate flow. I have 4 extractors that are interconnected via manifolds after entering the factory, I assumed that if you connected 4 machines pumping 120m3 the combined oil available to all pipes would be 480m3, therefore meeting the input requirements required for any machines connected to any of the 4 pipes. Does anyone have any information on the proper set up to do this? Edited: to clarify there are still 4 separate pipes, but for example one of the lines has 4 machines requiring 60m3 of oil each. So my question is since the total available oil is 480 and the 4 pipes are interconnected at one point the pipe should still have enough oil to feed the 4 machines? Or no?

this is a really cool concept. it's similar to how i played factorio but never tried it in satisfactory. i imagine if you were to keep going you'd add multiple lines of the lower tier items like screws? or just keep it at one belt and let it take its time

Im not building around those scary spiders. They must all go!

Oh yeah lets go some more amazing JackBlade, the swordsmen of the dune desert!

Jedino šta mi fali je ulaz neki za tu mega zgradu, ja i šta ćeš sa onim izvorima šta si zabetonirao pod , 😅

The scale of this project is insane, tbh. BTW, maybe add some sort of noctilith crystals or pillars or something?

Cool project mate, keep it up !

i approove that and need that to my home world, bring that and i will make u one of us and if u need help for making stuff, can help u a lot (bringing blueprint or helping crafting) i know a lot of thing about necron or warhammer (like my nikename said)

What's a necron?

The link for your Discord is coming up as invalid

The world could always use more heroes.

the next step in this might be to calculate how much it takes to load up a storage container line for the next step in the process to fill up the most expensive part in the line. i hope that wasn't too confusing on what i mean. lol

Don’t buffers bug/ruin flow rate?

I made 900 rubber and 900 plastic with 600 crude oil and 2000 water, using heavy oil residue, diluted fuel in the blender and the recycled recepies

Fully Overclocked a normal node in the western oil field out on the ocean, turned it all into heavy oil residue, packaged diluted fuel and then recycled rubber and recycled plastic. Making somewhere north of 850 plastic on the system output. All off 300 crude oil and a whole lot of water

Using just recycled recipes, it’s a 1:1 output. Incorporating diluted fuel gives a 1:3 output. There’s a spot in the northeast that has 900 oil, next to two water frackers, and it gives you exactly what you need to make 1350 plastic and rubber each (2700 total). The location is a tad awkward to build in, but just make sure your platforms are raised a fair amount.

The title promised an "infinity loop with somersloops". I was expecting to see an ACTUAL LOOP, with recycled rubber/plastic feeding each other, and somersloop multiplication used to maximise output.

Me again, lol Now I've watched the whole thing Definitely subscribed Everything makes sense, except one thing It seems SINKS existing in this build at all is antithetical to the factory layout in general, which is to buffer and back up as much as possible. If your highest tier stuff is being sunk all the time, doesn't the factory never back up at all, since they technically consume more than you produce? Hypothetically, I'm thinking of having a second smart splitter before the one leading to the buffer bin. This one would let the item flow to the buffer/bus be any, and overflow be to a sink. If this works as I think it will, what that means is you'll only sink things when stuff later in the line is no longer using whatever component that is, AND your buffers are full. Basically sinking stuff in reverse order of making, so your base ore/ingot will be the last thing also being sunk in this setup, ever. Likely will never happen though if something higher tier is being sunk Also has the positive effect of sinking the most valuable stuff for most tickets. Could probably also use lower tier belts to artificially limit sink throughput And then also I can be lazy and leave all the sinks on 😂😂😂😂😂😂

260 crude is turned into 780 plastic or rubber using blenders and lots of refineries...used satisfactory tools to max out a mk5 belt. Fun times

Well done. I like using heavy oil residue first. Then package fuel and bottle water. 270 oil. Plus recycling the poly to kick start the plastic and rubber to make about 800 rubber and plastic.

I set this up a few days ago using 12 refineries of each. No more shortages (for now). Fuel being made with Diluted fuel in blenders.

I'm currently 10 minutes in, but I think I'll have to spin up a creative world to test this out Between you and Nilaus' videos, I'm now becoming a believer in the bus system Satisfactory tends to lead in another direction, unlike a factorio type game Definitely interested Probably will land with something like what I have in dyson sphere program, which likes players to have single locations where we bring resources to with loads of logistics

This hurts my organized and efficent 90 degree ways soul to look at 😂 great video idea tho! subbing! hoping to see more of these with diffrent saves!