My boy's birthday is in exactly a month. Can we get the big 20k subs before then? :) Hope you enjoy the video! Edit: ~ 27:30 & 28:25 I repeat myself, my mistake.
Must be close to his birthday, looks like you made it brother! almost 21k. Your videos are great. Have really helpe me learn the ways of Satisfactory! Happy Birthday to him!!
Thank you for not just chunking out everything with blueprints. This may be more of a hassle for you to set up, but it's so much easier to follow. Great episode. =)
I really love when you stay in the overhead view when placing things. It really helps to where you are and what floor/tile you are placing them on. Thanks so much for the video. I have been waiting for what seems like forever. Great work as always. Thank you thank you!
Found your starter guide when looking for game footage a week ago. I then went ahead and bought the game and been following your playthrough up until last episode when I was forced to use my own brain haha. Felt overwhelmed at first but now I'm glad I had to figure out stuff on my own and find my own build style. Gotta say though, I couldn't find any starter guide like yours so I'll gladly watch along even though I am now further in the game myself.
@@spectrumdad_ Definetly. And even this episode gave me some new ideas. I really like the idea of a factory with more than just 2 or 3 levels and how you can showcase the material and produced items that way.
I am watching the entire playlist having sunk 30hrs already into my playthrough. I chose Grass Fields and went for southern parts to start. Thanks to you I will now make a base mk2 with hints from this video that will futureproof the base. I think most of my issues come from not realizing which items will feed into what production chain but that's the magic of blind playthrough.
Hey Mate, just landed on your Satisfactory Starter Series and it´s so helpful. I hope that you will really continue the series, even if the 1.0 release will be soon. Greetings from Germany
hope the next episode comes out soon, really appreciate this series its really helpful but for now I'm unsure what to do, I've never played the game the way your showing me, and I'm having so much fun but I don't know how to continue, keep up this awesome series
Can’t wait for continuation of this series on 1.0, I believe this episode ended at the perfect spot where the changes in 1.0 won’t affect anything we’ve done so far.
thank you so much for this series, i just started playing along so it's cool to see it's updating still. has been so helpful in getting me into the game more. i'm finding this episode quite hard to follow as the layout seems to be very important but there's not a lot of perspective given for the direction and placement of pieces, and there's parts where you skip over showing what you're doing even as you're saying them. it's gonna take me a little longer to catch up through this video but i'll get there ^^;
OH my lord. have loved your series until the end of this video. Being older and new to this game i been following you step by step. then at the end you changed the lifts and for the first time you showed how the lifts were placed, but they are different than when we started. im so lost at this point as you just jumped ahead. loved everything until then. hope you do a real walk through step by step when the update comes out.
So I started following your beginner guide a couple days ago when i decided to give this game a try. They are really good and must take a lot of time, I really appreciate the work! Hope you'll get to 20k soon :)
hello. i like your tutorials i think your style is more informative step by step where everyone else dose more talking then showing as its being done. thank you. have a great day.
When doing the raised manifolds, you can attach your lift to the machine and then add your splitter directly on the lift. I think it makes it quicker and easier than stacking 3 splitters and deleting the bottom 2.
It's been so long since you last UBG i thought you were through with the Series. I really hope you continue this series all the way to tier 8 i have many hours in this game but i only get to tier 7 before it gets overwhelming for me i would like to continue this build following this series, you do such great job showing the step by step in this playthrough. Great Job !!!
Hey SpectrumDad, love these instructional videos. You do them in a way that is very easy to understand and follow. It is very much appreciated. I was lucky to find your UBG videos right after I bought the game. Quick question, though. I think you repeated one process. Starting at 27:31 you start the process of adding the merge manifold to the output of the screws and rods constructors. Then at 28:23, you show what the setup looks like. I got confused at 28:27 when it seems, to me anyway, that you are showing the same process with one slight difference. The spare screws constructor is in the centre instead of to the far end. Am I missing something?
i suggest u put mk.2 belts between the mergers at the outputs if u have enough reinforced plates, cos it'll help the factory to overflow and work at 100% efficiency (btw thanks for the video, amazing job)
Bro, I was following you with this series as a new player, liked what you was doing. And it's taken you 4 months to carry on the series. Are you for real,
Ughh, starter factories suck so hard. ;-) The lack of resources, materials, recipes, and alts is always painful. But you've made a pretty quick, simple, and clean starter factory build. The Rocky Desert is one of the most abundant areas in game, which makes startup easier. The slow yields are hard to live with when you know you need so many hundreds or maybe thousands to unlock progress and build the next big factory. Liked the color coded bird's eye view recap after each section. Long video, but I watched at 2x. Pretty good tutorial. I always struggle at the start.
hey mate great beginner series so far, ive been following along since i started playing satisfactory about a week ago. when will the next episode come out?
Is this a continuation of the large coal setup you did? I built along with you on it and you stopped. I was at a loss where to go from there and have been waiting for the next video for awhile now.
Excellent build and video series! Your series is what helped me get started and same with most people following, I ended up moving ahead on my own and found a couple other playthroughs to take inspiration from. My only question is, how did you determine your ratios? Why are you setting up three wire constructors into two cable constructors with one underclocked? Why did you opt for the rotor and reinforced iron plates set up producing 10 each? That’s one thing I’m still struggling, determining how much I SHOUOD be producing. So far I’m not having any trouble figuring out the ratios when building my “factories” to obtain the default output for those resources but still not sure how to determine how much I NEED which seems to be implied through your builds.
Partially experience, partially what’s available. So for instance, those beginner items you need more in order to build your basic things like machines, belts, poles, etc… so each part of my factory worked exactly for 1 120 belt of whatever it is. So 10 rotors takes in 120 iron ore. Same with 10 reinforced iron plates. Later on I’ll typically start thinking I’ll do 10 per minute, see how much ore that requires and adjust from there depending on what’s nearby.
First of all, thank you very much for your video. This is the first time I have been able to establish such a factory, but I calculated the number of ingots used in making rotors as 112.5, but we produce 120. Didn't you notice this or did I calculate it wrong? thanks...
Hi Dad congrats on your 20k subs........hope you and your family are well...........I just started a new game and I wanted to see how long it would take me to get to Coal Power and Basic Steel production.....well it took me 3 hours and 22 mins
Limestone requires 45 per input. To have 4 inputs of 45, you need input of 180 limestone per minute. Tier 2 belts are limited to 120. To deal with this, 2 inputs of 45, and 1 underclocked to require only 30 per minute. That handles 120 limestone per minute, asides from that, all the math looks perfect
I advise you to put the mob to fly and do everything in the air, there is more perspective since there comes a time when you go too fast and it is impossible to follow the process.
For this game, what size must the machine's specs be at a level that can be played? To create a lot, at the middle level, ryzen5600 rx6700xt ram32 in medium settings, is it enough to play? Sorry if the language is incorrect.
Hey love your vids man but can i ask that you would please inform of any alt recipe's at the start of the vid so one doesn't fallow along and get to that point and come to a complete halt and on other thing is its kinda hard sometimes to fallow where you are placing things when u have a cut right before you place the item but as i said love your vids and have been fallowing along as best i can keep up the great work man
Yea I should have mentioned it. But it was a continuation of the series where I’ve been using the cast screws before so I didn’t think of including it. Thanks for the feedback!
Hi Dad just a heads up or I might be wrong but with the cast screws we put a splitter between 2nd and 3rd which is then being split to other merger which then means that line is now 140 screws a min but only needas 120 and 1 assembler is 20 short? So what i did was remove the splitter between 2nd and 3rd and put the splitter in front of second which has 80 screwa feeding it ,then split that 80 to another splitter in front of the 3rd 1 and that 1 into the 3rd 1 giving it a total of 120 screws the other 20 merged back with the 40 making 60 for other assembler.........btw I am so happy with the video you kept me up till gone 5am lol
You’re right. It wasn’t working as I thought it would. It’s prioritizing the main belt vs the constructor. It’s ok though, once we get mk3 belts this will be changed in an episode or two. In the interim, that second constructor fills up, so we can take those screws and periodically put them in the assembler if we really cared to do that.
I have a question about the concrete production. I'm at the same phase as you, with only Mk.2 conveyor belts. Since each constructor takes 45 limestone per minute, they would need a total of 180 per minute. How did you transport it all with only a belt capacity of 120? I see you have two lines of limestone but how did you get them all into the machines?
@@ROO1KAT i have watched the entire series and i still do not understand how he did this at the phase he's at. i compromised by simply removing one constructor
You say the concrete layout is at 100% clock speed, but you built 4 constructors with 120 concrete coming in. But 4 concrete constructors need 45*4=180 concrete. Even just three of them need 135 concrete, still more than the 120 we’re bringing in. Am I missing something? Edit, you explain it at the end. Great video!
Hey I really enjoyed the videos but think I might have found a flaw in your designs. While setting up my own factory I had to turn on my RIP’s line early because I ran out. In doing so I noticed that the smelter at the end was getting very little ore. I tried switching it to get split once into 2 lines of 60 then feeding both of those lines through splinters again to break it down to groupings of 30 that went into the smelters and that seemed to fix everything and keep all the smelters stable one green. I’m still pretty new to the game so if the is a reason I wouldn’t want to do this pls let me know. Thanks
the rotor constructors are taking 112.5 iron ingot/min instead of 120 causing stuttering 5*12.5 = 62.5 3*15 = 45 All that plus the 5 at the end for the underclocked rods is 112.5 and not the 120 the smelters are making
I love the vids and appreciate all the knowledge but following this was so infuriatingly difficult lol. I think there were points where you redid somethings and skipped a few important bits. It literally took me three hours to follow it all the way through and there were times where I followed the directions to a tee then on the next segment, the floor was much bigger than the setup. I'll continue to watch though, keep em commin!
I know this is rather late, but about the concrete setup, isn't it missing 60 limestone per second? only 1 mk.2 belt going in whilst it needs 4x 45 per min to produce the 60 concrete per min. Idk if I missed something here but I have managed to solve it in some way myself (which I am semi proud of as it looks kinda decent as well lol)
@@spectrumdad_ what ive done is added another layer that creates the rods for the screws. Does that work or do i need to overclock/ underclock anything? Thanks man, your video has helped so much
You mean manifolds? It's very simple. Situation that you described is occurring till the moment machine is full. Then it will not allow to take more than it have place for it. But it take some time before is filled so for a quite some time it will not working with full efficiency. Another issue with manifolds is that they require more fastest conveyor systems. Pro of manifolds is that they are way more compact and way easier to expand. Just upgrade level of conveyors and improve miner, then just copy machines. Personally I prefer splitters instead manifolds, but I use manifolds for coal generators. But that's just personal preference
No, I usually don't touch this once I'm done with it. I setup new factories for future items. These items being produced in this factory is just sending items to a storage bin for me to use personally and not to feed another production.
ive been struggling with water for like an hour and now youre telling me the "pump" doesnt actually pump water from the lake but i need an extractor? Well rip xD Guess that one's on me haha
Do any dedicated subs know why he uploads at such an irregular cadence? I absolutely love this series but the months between videos make it hard to stay interested. At this pace, we’ll be lucky to get to phase 3 by 1.0 launch. Not angry, just curious if anyone knows why this is
@@spectrumdad_ thanks. Also another question, i dont know if im doing it wrong but the maths for the amount of iron ingos going into the modular frames level doesnt seem enough for maximum effiencey, aka 100% on all constructors and alike. the iron plates takes 150 iron ingots total (5x30=150) the cast screws takes 50 total (12.5x4=50) and the iron rods take 60 total (15x4=60) which all adds up to 260 iron ore required total... this wont produce the 10 modular frames /min you specified (45:15) am i wrong in my maths or is it supposed to be like this?
My boy's birthday is in exactly a month. Can we get the big 20k subs before then? :) Hope you enjoy the video!
Edit: ~ 27:30 & 28:25 I repeat myself, my mistake.
Happy birthday yo your son from Australia. Subbed, your content is excellent. Good luck with your channel!
And you also do things differently... Very confusing for me following along to the last dot :p
Happy Birthday to your son!
Must be close to his birthday, looks like you made it brother! almost 21k. Your videos are great. Have really helpe me learn the ways of Satisfactory! Happy Birthday to him!!
sweet jesus thank you for the overhead view of your constructions
Thank you for not just chunking out everything with blueprints. This may be more of a hassle for you to set up, but it's so much easier to follow. Great episode. =)
I really love when you stay in the overhead view when placing things. It really helps to where you are and what floor/tile you are placing them on. Thanks so much for the video. I have been waiting for what seems like forever. Great work as always. Thank you thank you!
Found your starter guide when looking for game footage a week ago. I then went ahead and bought the game and been following your playthrough up until last episode when I was forced to use my own brain haha. Felt overwhelmed at first but now I'm glad I had to figure out stuff on my own and find my own build style. Gotta say though, I couldn't find any starter guide like yours so I'll gladly watch along even though I am now further in the game myself.
Yea it's good to veer off and do things your way. Glad I was able to help you get started :)
@@spectrumdad_ Definetly. And even this episode gave me some new ideas. I really like the idea of a factory with more than just 2 or 3 levels and how you can showcase the material and produced items that way.
Waited months for this video.
It looks like it's time to blow the dust off my satisfactory and give it another shot.
I am watching the entire playlist having sunk 30hrs already into my playthrough. I chose Grass Fields and went for southern parts to start.
Thanks to you I will now make a base mk2 with hints from this video that will futureproof the base.
I think most of my issues come from not realizing which items will feed into what production chain but that's the magic of blind playthrough.
Hey Mate, just landed on your Satisfactory Starter Series and it´s so helpful. I hope that you will really continue the series, even if the 1.0 release will be soon. Greetings from Germany
hope the next episode comes out soon, really appreciate this series its really helpful but for now I'm unsure what to do, I've never played the game the way your showing me, and I'm having so much fun but I don't know how to continue, keep up this awesome series
Can’t wait for continuation of this series on 1.0, I believe this episode ended at the perfect spot where the changes in 1.0 won’t affect anything we’ve done so far.
thank you so much for this series, i just started playing along so it's cool to see it's updating still. has been so helpful in getting me into the game more.
i'm finding this episode quite hard to follow as the layout seems to be very important but there's not a lot of perspective given for the direction and placement of pieces, and there's parts where you skip over showing what you're doing even as you're saying them. it's gonna take me a little longer to catch up through this video but i'll get there ^^;
OH my lord. have loved your series until the end of this video. Being older and new to this game i been following you step by step. then at the end you changed the lifts and for the first time you showed how the lifts were placed, but they are different than when we started. im so lost at this point as you just jumped ahead. loved everything until then. hope you do a real walk through step by step when the update comes out.
So I started following your beginner guide a couple days ago when i decided to give this game a try. They are really good and must take a lot of time, I really appreciate the work! Hope you'll get to 20k soon :)
Awesome series, can't wait for the next episode
hello. i like your tutorials i think your style is more informative step by step where everyone else dose more talking then showing as its being done. thank you. have a great day.
Dammit now i have to stay up later and watch this
Factories don't sleep, neither do I!
What a great series so far, definitely had me glued til the end, can't wait for the next one.
got this game in the summer sale this series has been a blessing
It's really amazing man, thanks a lot keep doing it 😂
This is really good and easy to follow. Thank you for the comprehensive guide mate!
When doing the raised manifolds, you can attach your lift to the machine and then add your splitter directly on the lift. I think it makes it quicker and easier than stacking 3 splitters and deleting the bottom 2.
Been waiting for this. Great work, and happy future b-day for your son!
This guide was helpful. I’m looking forward to seeing how the train stations fit with this. When can we expect the next video! Thanks bruh.
Any chance you're going to continue this series? I have found it really helpful so far, and am looking forward to the next episode.
Your videos are exceptional. In content, presentation, editing and pace. Thank you.
It's been so long since you last UBG i thought you were through with the Series. I really hope you continue this series all the way to tier 8 i have many hours in this game but i only get to tier 7 before it gets overwhelming for me i would like to continue this build following this series, you do such great job showing the step by step in this playthrough.
Great Job !!!
Yep! Working on the next one.
@@spectrumdad_ 🤎
GJ. Dont forget about us this time plz! (We love this series)
Huge fan of your Satisfactory content! It’s the only game I’ve had time for lately 😅
Great series. Makes a great jumping off point from this vid. I'll try to figure out the steel production on my own. :)
Hey SpectrumDad, love these instructional videos. You do them in a way that is very easy to understand and follow. It is very much appreciated. I was lucky to find your UBG videos right after I bought the game.
Quick question, though. I think you repeated one process. Starting at 27:31 you start the process of adding the merge manifold to the output of the screws and rods constructors. Then at 28:23, you show what the setup looks like.
I got confused at 28:27 when it seems, to me anyway, that you are showing the same process with one slight difference. The spare screws constructor is in the centre instead of to the far end.
Am I missing something?
Yep, I forgot to cut that part out :S my bad.
@@spectrumdad_ No worries, I just thought I was going crazy there for a bit, or maybe having a déjà vue moment! 😆
i suggest u put mk.2 belts between the mergers at the outputs if u have enough reinforced plates, cos it'll help the factory to overflow and work at 100% efficiency
(btw thanks for the video, amazing job)
Hey, i love this video. It's like a recap of your beginners' guides. And how to bring it all together
For the concrete, shouldn't it be three with one under-clocked as concrete is 45 to make 15 otherwise, we need 180 limestone input
Bro, I was following you with this series as a new player, liked what you was doing. And it's taken you 4 months to carry on the series. Are you for real,
Sorry, I had to RMA my gpu after the holidays and I just received it back last week. :(
Smh, let him cook
incredible series, enjoying it as a new player
Plz continue this series and upgrade starter factory to master level will all components and transportation including trains and trucks
Ughh, starter factories suck so hard. ;-) The lack of resources, materials, recipes, and alts is always painful. But you've made a pretty quick, simple, and clean starter factory build. The Rocky Desert is one of the most abundant areas in game, which makes startup easier. The slow yields are hard to live with when you know you need so many hundreds or maybe thousands to unlock progress and build the next big factory. Liked the color coded bird's eye view recap after each section. Long video, but I watched at 2x. Pretty good tutorial. I always struggle at the start.
Personally, i start in the northern forest because of the 6 pure iron and the pure copper
Dude its been a minute since your last episode! Glad to see you back
Are you going to do a #6? I could use a lot of help with oil trucks? I know there are other guides, but your vids really click with me
By far the most annoying thing is my inner urge to make everything as perfect as it can be
Well that escalated quickly. thank you for the guide!
hey mate great beginner series so far, ive been following along since i started playing satisfactory about a week ago. when will the next episode come out?
Thx for the 5 video's.
please make more episodes, i'm following along your playthrough :)
Hi and thanks for these amazing tuts, it has really helped me a lot and keep em coming, oh and congrats on 20k👍
Is this a continuation of the large coal setup you did? I built along with you on it and you stopped. I was at a loss where to go from there and have been waiting for the next video for awhile now.
Yep this is the continuation of that video
Excellent build and video series! Your series is what helped me get started and same with most people following, I ended up moving ahead on my own and found a couple other playthroughs to take inspiration from.
My only question is, how did you determine your ratios? Why are you setting up three wire constructors into two cable constructors with one underclocked? Why did you opt for the rotor and reinforced iron plates set up producing 10 each?
That’s one thing I’m still struggling, determining how much I SHOUOD be producing. So far I’m not having any trouble figuring out the ratios when building my “factories” to obtain the default output for those resources but still not sure how to determine how much I NEED which seems to be implied through your builds.
Partially experience, partially what’s available. So for instance, those beginner items you need more in order to build your basic things like machines, belts, poles, etc… so each part of my factory worked exactly for 1 120 belt of whatever it is. So 10 rotors takes in 120 iron ore. Same with 10 reinforced iron plates. Later on I’ll typically start thinking I’ll do 10 per minute, see how much ore that requires and adjust from there depending on what’s nearby.
@@spectrumdad_ ok that makes a bit more sense. Thanks for the quick reply too!
Finally hope the next episode comes in a month ❤
It’ll definitely be much quicker lol 😂
@@spectrumdad_ ok ty 😬 😅
@@spectrumdad_so where is it? 😅
First of all, thank you very much for your video. This is the first time I have been able to establish such a factory, but I calculated the number of ingots used in making rotors as 112.5, but we produce 120. Didn't you notice this or did I calculate it wrong? thanks...
Hi Dad congrats on your 20k subs........hope you and your family are well...........I just started a new game and I wanted to see how long it would take me to get to Coal Power and Basic Steel production.....well it took me 3 hours and 22 mins
Absolutely love the series, keep it up!
Amazing episode!! Waiting for the next one!
When can we expect the next episode?
love your vids man! keep em up brother, i respect the grind especially with having a kiddo
Nice Video! Can you mabye make a video on how to makea Heavy modular frame factory?
Limestone requires 45 per input. To have 4 inputs of 45, you need input of 180 limestone per minute. Tier 2 belts are limited to 120. To deal with this, 2 inputs of 45, and 1 underclocked to require only 30 per minute. That handles 120 limestone per minute, asides from that, all the math looks perfect
Later in the video I do end up doing 180. :)
Oh, my bad. I'll have to see how you set that up, people normally never bother
That's what I get for not watching the whole video lol
Love ur vids!! Started playing satisfactory because of you!!
I advise you to put the mob to fly and do everything in the air, there is more perspective since there comes a time when you go too fast and it is impossible to follow the process.
Do you say anywhere in the video exactly how much of each resource you’re bringing in for this factory? I’m trying to plan to make my own of this
Your videos are very informative.
For this game, what size must the machine's specs be at a level that can be played? To create a lot, at the middle level, ryzen5600 rx6700xt ram32 in medium settings, is it enough to play? Sorry if the language is incorrect.
Very helpful! Keep going!
Yuhhh been waiting for this!!
Hey love your vids man but can i ask that you would please inform of any alt recipe's at the start of the vid so one doesn't fallow along and get to that point and come to a complete halt and on other thing is its kinda hard sometimes to fallow where you are placing things when u have a cut right before you place the item but as i said love your vids and have been fallowing along as best i can keep up the great work man
Yea I should have mentioned it. But it was a continuation of the series where I’ve been using the cast screws before so I didn’t think of including it. Thanks for the feedback!
When will there be another video of satisfactory
For your rotor factory, is it efficient for a 80 iron imput only ?
Hi Dad just a heads up or I might be wrong but with the cast screws we put a splitter between 2nd and 3rd which is then being split to other merger which then means that line is now 140 screws a min but only needas 120 and 1 assembler is 20 short? So what i did was remove the splitter between 2nd and 3rd and put the splitter in front of second which has 80 screwa feeding it ,then split that 80 to another splitter in front of the 3rd 1 and that 1 into the 3rd 1 giving it a total of 120 screws the other 20 merged back with the 40 making 60 for other assembler.........btw I am so happy with the video you kept me up till gone 5am lol
You’re right. It wasn’t working as I thought it would. It’s prioritizing the main belt vs the constructor. It’s ok though, once we get mk3 belts this will be changed in an episode or two. In the interim, that second constructor fills up, so we can take those screws and periodically put them in the assembler if we really cared to do that.
@@spectrumdad_ when will the part be out please Dad?
Wow. This will help me a lot
I have a question about the concrete production. I'm at the same phase as you, with only Mk.2 conveyor belts. Since each constructor takes 45 limestone per minute, they would need a total of 180 per minute. How did you transport it all with only a belt capacity of 120? I see you have two lines of limestone but how did you get them all into the machines?
Watch the rest of the series
@@ROO1KAT i have watched the entire series and i still do not understand how he did this at the phase he's at. i compromised by simply removing one constructor
Do you have a version without the alternative recipe for the screws? haven't had the luck in getting them to come up
Nevermind, no more then 20 minutes later I got the recipe
You say the concrete layout is at 100% clock speed, but you built 4 constructors with 120 concrete coming in. But 4 concrete constructors need 45*4=180 concrete. Even just three of them need 135 concrete, still more than the 120 we’re bringing in. Am I missing something?
Edit, you explain it at the end. Great video!
Keep going, I change modify that one later on in the video.
@@spectrumdad_Just saw that, must have missed it. Can’t wait for the next video, this one’s really good! Thanks a lot
Hey I really enjoyed the videos but think I might have found a flaw in your designs. While setting up my own factory I had to turn on my RIP’s line early because I ran out. In doing so I noticed that the smelter at the end was getting very little ore. I tried switching it to get split once into 2 lines of 60 then feeding both of those lines through splinters again to break it down to groupings of 30 that went into the smelters and that seemed to fix everything and keep all the smelters stable one green. I’m still pretty new to the game so if the is a reason I wouldn’t want to do this pls let me know. Thanks
Awesome! Thanks, boss!
Finally!!! You are insane
damn... I got to the last video. Are you finished with this or will you be making more?
@@DanielFearn-wc9hh more will come out
Hello, how would you hook this up to a train station?
the rotor constructors are taking 112.5 iron ingot/min instead of 120 causing stuttering
5*12.5 = 62.5
3*15 = 45
All that plus the 5 at the end for the underclocked rods is 112.5 and not the 120 the smelters are making
I love the vids and appreciate all the knowledge but following this was so infuriatingly difficult lol. I think there were points where you redid somethings and skipped a few important bits. It literally took me three hours to follow it all the way through and there were times where I followed the directions to a tee then on the next segment, the floor was much bigger than the setup. I'll continue to watch though, keep em commin!
Next video when??
I didn't know you can actually type in the rate per minute variable. So many time tried moving the slider 1 mm then going to for...
I know this is rather late, but about the concrete setup, isn't it missing 60 limestone per second? only 1 mk.2 belt going in whilst it needs 4x 45 per min to produce the 60 concrete per min. Idk if I missed something here but I have managed to solve it in some way myself (which I am semi proud of as it looks kinda decent as well lol)
Keep watching :)
@@spectrumdad_ I must have been blind 🙈
Are all save files locked behind paywall of patreon?
but wouldnt the splitters work 1:2:4:8 if you know what i mean?
what do i do if i dont have cast screws
any tips on what to do if i dont have cast screws? Thanks!
@@dxralph4668 on my channel I have a video 5 perfect starter layouts. Those are the same as in this video but without cast screws
@@spectrumdad_ thanks man!
@@spectrumdad_ what ive done is added another layer that creates the rods for the screws. Does that work or do i need to overclock/ underclock anything? Thanks man, your video has helped so much
The concrete with 4 constructors was bad just do 3 and one on need to to 10 per min it needs 120min and you got 120 make sense
When is Part 2 coming ?
I dont understand your spliter lineup like, if the first 1 split into 2, the second one same, ect ect, so the last constructor will take 1 iron/min
You mean manifolds?
It's very simple. Situation that you described is occurring till the moment machine is full. Then it will not allow to take more than it have place for it. But it take some time before is filled so for a quite some time it will not working with full efficiency. Another issue with manifolds is that they require more fastest conveyor systems.
Pro of manifolds is that they are way more compact and way easier to expand. Just upgrade level of conveyors and improve miner, then just copy machines.
Personally I prefer splitters instead manifolds, but I use manifolds for coal generators.
But that's just personal preference
Don't you have to change up everything once you get MK2 miners?
No, I usually don't touch this once I'm done with it. I setup new factories for future items. These items being produced in this factory is just sending items to a storage bin for me to use personally and not to feed another production.
ive been struggling with water for like an hour and now youre telling me the "pump" doesnt actually pump water from the lake but i need an extractor? Well rip xD Guess that one's on me haha
Did I miss something or the concrete is gonna miss 60 limestone / minute to run at full cap ?
fixed with an extra mk1 line and a merger between the 2 splitters
Yes I fixed it at the end of the
NEXT VIDEO PLEASE!
How is anybody squishing a train station in the 12x12 area? I did the bottom floor 14x14 and it's still not long enough...
@@jacobbalcer3329 it was more about the height at that point. The train station platform will eventually get bigger
Lets Goooooo!!
Do any dedicated subs know why he uploads at such an irregular cadence?
I absolutely love this series but the months between videos make it hard to stay interested. At this pace, we’ll be lucky to get to phase 3 by 1.0 launch.
Not angry, just curious if anyone knows why this is
Just play, don't follow "the must do" ! Try, enjoy, retry, become better, it's a game
Most excellent. Steel has been a hurdle for me, but maybe because I insist on getting all the raw resource to my single factory? 🤣
Lol perhaps :) I'm debating trying a mega factory at some point for fun.
@@spectrumdad_ It's all fun and games 'til someone gets 1 FPS playing the save. ;-)
When is a new video coming?
Please hand me this blueprint as shown at 16:38
what if we dont have bloody cast screws????!!!!!
i can never get them from hard drives at all!!!!
Checkout my video on 5 perfect starter layouts. It’s the same layouts except I use the vanilla recipes.
@@spectrumdad_ thanks. Also another question, i dont know if im doing it wrong but the maths for the amount of iron ingos going into the modular frames level doesnt seem enough for maximum effiencey, aka 100% on all constructors and alike.
the iron plates takes 150 iron ingots total (5x30=150)
the cast screws takes 50 total (12.5x4=50)
and the iron rods take 60 total (15x4=60)
which all adds up to 260 iron ore required total...
this wont produce the 10 modular frames /min you specified (45:15)
am i wrong in my maths or is it supposed to be like this?
@@razerblade4981 there is some underclocking being done on some machines in there. It takes 240 total
@@spectrumdad_ ah i see it now thanks and thank you for the quick reply!
Is your save for this up on your Patreon?
Yep it is.