I wish this came out 72 hours ago! In the last 3 days managed to figure it all out through experimentation. Future players will be very grateful though.
Nice video. At 9:18 the half destroyer always destroys the WEST half of the shape... not left / right, east / west. Just like the actual cutter and other tools, thus the compass in the bottom left hand corner of the screen. Also, I didn't realize the belt filter was so good, I had it in my head that it worked like it did in Shapes (the original) and accepted a 1 /true or 0 false. This changes everything.
por fin un tutorial, mi problema es que está en Ingles el vídeo hahaha, y no entiendo Ingles, en Español no hay, gracias y gran trabajo, a ver si viendo el video, logro entender algo... gracias!
My one gripe with this game is that you spend the entire game playing one way, and then right when you finish the game, it basically challenges you to play a totally different game in end game. I just wish they had built up to the mam much more earlier on. As it stands now, you can beat the game and never mess with wires. There’s no milestone tutorial that shows you how to use wires or anything like that. In my opinion, just jumping in and trying to figure out wires with no previous experience in other factory games is very complicated and confusing. I wish they had built up and taught you how to use wires and prepped you for the mam more. It really at the moment feels like you beat game A, and then the devs put a message up on screen that says “hey we have a different game, try this one.” It feels like the end game they challenge you to play is completely different than how you got to the end
The wiring on the stackers feels like it could be simplified. If you use the shape analyzer lets say the upper right and lower right. Then pass them through the And Gate if either are null the And gate would give a 0 signaling to be by passed to both belts correct?
Great vids, although all the way through my playthroughs I had always optimized for three floors, when integrating logic, did you find it too messy to try and cram all this into three floors to essentially triple your outputs? Just curious why your mams have always been on a single belt of 4 and primarily on the first floor.
I took ideas from a bunch of different people and made my Mam with 3 floors. 12 full belts. Just ran it today for the first time after all the testing, feel like it’ll work out well. The wiring was a pain, until I realized we had jumpers. So yeah that helped a lot.
wiring can get tricky with multiple floors and compact builds when you are trying to optimize. However, the signal reciever and the logic is the only tricky part, if you can fit that, then the wires are very flexible.
i see a receiver, with a wire and display that shows the whole shape. What and where is that transmitting from ? In other words, how are you figuring what what shape you have to make at that point.
You skipped the part where you need to configure global signal receivers. the random signal 0 one being red along with the red channel threw me for a while until i found the configure button
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I wish this came out 72 hours ago! In the last 3 days managed to figure it all out through experimentation. Future players will be very grateful though.
So grateful for this since I don't know how to use the wire system or anything related.
Nice video. At 9:18 the half destroyer always destroys the WEST half of the shape... not left / right, east / west. Just like the actual cutter and other tools, thus the compass in the bottom left hand corner of the screen. Also, I didn't realize the belt filter was so good, I had it in my head that it worked like it did in Shapes (the original) and accepted a 1 /true or 0 false. This changes everything.
por fin un tutorial, mi problema es que está en Ingles el vídeo hahaha, y no entiendo Ingles, en Español no hay, gracias y gran trabajo, a ver si viendo el video, logro entender algo... gracias!
My one gripe with this game is that you spend the entire game playing one way, and then right when you finish the game, it basically challenges you to play a totally different game in end game. I just wish they had built up to the mam much more earlier on. As it stands now, you can beat the game and never mess with wires. There’s no milestone tutorial that shows you how to use wires or anything like that. In my opinion, just jumping in and trying to figure out wires with no previous experience in other factory games is very complicated and confusing. I wish they had built up and taught you how to use wires and prepped you for the mam more. It really at the moment feels like you beat game A, and then the devs put a message up on screen that says “hey we have a different game, try this one.” It feels like the end game they challenge you to play is completely different than how you got to the end
The wiring on the stackers feels like it could be simplified. If you use the shape analyzer lets say the upper right and lower right. Then pass them through the And Gate if either are null the And gate would give a 0 signaling to be by passed to both belts correct?
Hairymuppet Gaming, great content keep it up dude
Did youknow that for the all pin shape you don't need to use crystals and can do it only using full shapes?
Great vids, although all the way through my playthroughs I had always optimized for three floors, when integrating logic, did you find it too messy to try and cram all this into three floors to essentially triple your outputs? Just curious why your mams have always been on a single belt of 4 and primarily on the first floor.
Mainly for the video... it's incredibly hard to explain a factory when there's a crazy amount of belts going everywhere.
I took ideas from a bunch of different people and made my Mam with 3 floors. 12 full belts.
Just ran it today for the first time after all the testing, feel like it’ll work out well.
The wiring was a pain, until I realized we had jumpers. So yeah that helped a lot.
wiring can get tricky with multiple floors and compact builds when you are trying to optimize. However, the signal reciever and the logic is the only tricky part, if you can fit that, then the wires are very flexible.
@@likeWeird This is pretty much the answer. Wiring is what you need to plan for when doing more then 4 belts.
Great vid! Is it safe to upgrade the current save into the beta?
It worked for me.
Hey, nice video, can you explain how your trains work ?
i see a receiver, with a wire and display that shows the whole shape. What and where is that transmitting from ? In other words, how are you figuring what what shape you have to make at that point.
Use a global receiver, set it to Random Signal 0
You skipped the part where you need to configure global signal receivers. the random signal 0 one being red along with the red channel threw me for a while until i found the configure button