Nik and Issac. If you go and watch the train tutorial for factorio trains you may learn how to use the path signals and GREATLY improve your understanding of train signals etc.
The main drawback of Nuclear power is that the _entire_ process chain, starting from mining uranium ore all the way through to the waste (whether stored or, later, processed), is radioactive and therefore produces radiation in a not-insignificant radius around it, so you need it to be far away from everything else you are doing.
This is one of the cases where you want a path signal not just a block signal. A path signal makes the train reserve all of the blocks needed
Nik and Issac. If you go and watch the train tutorial for factorio trains you may learn how to use the path signals and GREATLY improve your understanding of train signals etc.
The main drawback of Nuclear power is that the _entire_ process chain, starting from mining uranium ore all the way through to the waste (whether stored or, later, processed), is radioactive and therefore produces radiation in a not-insignificant radius around it, so you need it to be far away from everything else you are doing.
The thing on the loading screen said “we own you” 6:17
I may be a day late but Nik is pog oh my pog
The more efficient way is to have two lines, so there would never be a standoff
I have crazy solution to train problem: build second rail track. One will go toward base, and second away from base :O
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