Easy Graphite Setup | How to Mindustry
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- This is the most compact setup for any machine that inputs one (1) item and outputs one (1) item! This design actually doesn't clog as suggested in the video. I tested earlier. This is due to the fact that sorters don't actually hold the item and so can't get clogged :)
I think that if trump was to return young he'd probably have your voice
what the hell did that have to do with anything
@@stanleydebshaw7731 About as much as the generic outro music volume had to do with the rest of the video volume... Completely unrelated and unballanced.
I appreciate how you listen to viewers. How about silicon/seperator+sorters? No rush, just ideas :)
Yeah sure thing :)
He's quiet bc his mum doesn't like him using a mic
I'm quiet because it's like 3AM and I'm in the livingroom. I'm being courteous. Good joke though mr european (owned)
This setup still works in the "release build 99.11". Noice.
Can you make a video about the fastest way to produce silicon please?
Nice video bro, like it.
The hard part is getting energy
Maybe I should do a tutorial on that
steam genera tor should be enough for this
Wow this is cool layout :D though I still prefer separate in/out line. It would be bad if coal are too much ..all output is clogged up and when it can come out, you have no input. Some people say sorter is better than router in your another video but he's wrong. For example, if your conveyor can take 12 items/sec. You mix them up then you divide this rate between your input/output so your feeding is slower than machine can process. And not only we waste space we attempt to compact, we also waste power except this graphite press
I really wish I could understand half of what you say here. But I appreciate what I can
@@AirNeat Sorry, I'm not native English speaker :P. I mean conveyor can move 12 items/second right? So mixing input with output in the same line. Makes our input/output rate slower ..it get in the way of each other even though it can go to the correct place in the end.
@@AstralrAstralr-mj1tr That's no problem! You're right about this but it only happens if you don't put enough presses to use all of the coal
@@AirNeat Yeah but bad conveyor lead to some presses idle. We may need 5 presses if we give it a bit more conveyors but need 10 presses for too compact conveyors to process the same amount of input ..in the end we waste a lot more spaces to those presses instead. I'm sorry if it sound persistence, it's hard to explain :D
@@AstralrAstralr-mj1tr There are more reliable designs I'm sure
Thank you
What about using mechanical drills?
You can use any drills. I was just using blast drills cause they are really fast, and I'm in sandbox mode.
Hey Air.. umm can you help me figure out what to do now that I've gotten titanium.. like I've done well with copper, lead, graphite, silicone and now titanium.. what should be my next goal.. thorium.. palitonium [whatever it's called] or the alloys? Does it matter which map I try to farm on?? Thanks.
The later maps have more types of resources. I would try to farm on the easiest map with all of the resources you need. I don't know exactly the best resource to get next, but if you don't have Metaglass go for that first
@@AirNeat what if i made a custom map with tons of each ore
@@Xnoob545 Don't think you can farm from custom maps
@@AirNeat WHAT IS THE NEXT STEP
When the graphite get full coal get stuck?
Yeah, this is an unfortunate problem. You have 3 options: a. Add more presses, or b. move all the routers and sorters back one tile. Or C. add an extra conveyor between the last graphite press and the output conveyor
Please make a metaglass and silicon guide
Sure thing!
@@AirNeat Thanks so much. I was just playing and I couldn't seem to get a working metaglass farm because the lead and sand would mix
Check recent video
@@AirNeat You're a god.
Everyone be like "hey what a cool setup", but it's one of the worst ones, because it will have tendency to get stuck once the diagonal belts get full with Coal and then you have to manually remove the entire belt lines wasting tons of resources, let alone the resources you waste by having it stuck for 10-20 minutes until you randomly notice your graphite production has been offline the whole time. I prefer risk free setups that I don't have to monitor all the time. On every build have separate input/output so it can never get stuck no matter what happens. Yeah it will take more space, but for the full automation it's 100% worth it.
Never had this design get stuck, so not sure the problem you're having. Sorry bud
Maybe you didn't put down enough Graphite Presses to eat the coal
@@AirNeat The upper producers will work as they have access to the output belt, but the 3 bellow can get easily stuck once too much coal gets pumped through the diagonal belt lines and no matter how fast belt you put there it won't help the flow. Once they get 10 graphite stored, they have nowhere to output and they also can't input anything.
However the reliable production from upper producers won't be consuming coal fast enough to unstuck it when it gets to this point so at some point from 12 buildings only 3 will work until manually fixed. Maybe it would be better with output belt around the entire build so only the middle line can end up stuck, which shouldn't even happen as all other 9 will always have output belts to consume the coal.
But why not waste 2 more blocks to do the same design metaglass is made of with 2 input belt lines of coal zigzagging and 1 output belt on the other side? 8 producers for 2 full normal belts are near perfect consumption/production, but if that's not enough graphite income for you, then you can always upgrade them to full titanium belts and extend the graphite producers on the other side with another 8 or upgrade the old ones for the more efficient graphite producers. This design is from my experience giving more than enough graphite for anything in the game and it has the mid-game/late-game scaling potential.
It would be easier to have several inputs with a distributor
Depending on the rate, you'd have to worry about back log. It has a max flux rate of about 12 or 13 per second. Oughtta be good with two or three basic conveyors for standard use. Just be sure to use pulse conveyors for the final products.
but it uses only the first 3 presses and the rest do nothing maybey if you are lucky you get the 4th one to give you something the rest of them do nothing
That's max input for a line buddy. Set up another line or input into the routers
it so O L D
Sure is
What did you use for music at the end??
Good question. I'll find out for you... The search begins.
Thank you very much ! I shall wait patiently for your answer 😁
@@bobbill1691 The track is: Hear the Noise by John Deley and the 41 Players
Thank you so much @Air-N ! Im starting to watch your videos , have you ever thought of doing some livestreams to show the thought process and the playstyle? I wouldn't mind watching that if you could 😁
@@bobbill1691 I might do some livestreams. I was thinking of starting a let's play series
if you put an inverted sorter one square away from the end and set it to coal, it will never clog up
It actually already doesn't clog, turns out I was wrong. I didn't even realize there were inverted sorters
@@AirNeat no, I've made three of these today and they were clogging up.
@@Klenzer I built this a while ago and tested it with an extreme surplus of coal, doesn't clog. Must not be the exact design. Or maybe I did it wrong idk.
@@Klenzer maybe we have different definitions of clogging? It should never stop completely from my tests.
@@AirNeat I'm not sure, I'm sure our designs are the same. Mine would clog irregularly. Like every 5 minutes or so. Clog as in stop completely.
N9w the same with pyrite pls those damn 3 ore machines suck balls