I have already researched all the logistics technologies and started large-scale production of gears, pipes and solid fuel engines to build a car and manufacture locomotives. I have made this plan and I can show you how I have a base now: Iron production.png New productions.png New productions 2.png...

wobbycarly wrote: ↑Thu Aug 22, 2024 9:05 am Depending on your target SPM, double the production, then double it again!

I agree, I am just creating a huge iron production I can show you later.

My new save is where I want to try to create a megabase (in fact, I've never done exactly megabases). I'm starting to make turrets and gates: Gates and turrets.png Also here are photos of my database. These are laboratories with the production of science: Laboratories.png This is a personal producti...

It really is a Great Wall!

Of course, it could have been 9, but in the end I was slower, so I played for more than 8 hours. But it's still great to get so many achievements at once! Especially when he finally launched a rocket. By the way, I had another save where I won (for the first time in my life), but it is now gone due ...

If you set the output of the deciders to the same signal you can omit the arithmetic combinator, the circuit network will add the outputs for free. With 2.0, which is just two month away, a single decider will be able to test multiple conditions at once, similar to what wait conditions in a train's...

I encourage you to describe your ideas in a more general way. In your example, you're doing this: You're individually checking conditions and counting the amount of matching conditions. Then check if the current amount equals to the desired number of matching conditions. There is another way to che...

Then I was just wondering why there are not several conditions for turning on a flashlight or a manipulator. I soon realized what was going on and wanted to show how it worked. First, let's put a constant combinator and set two values. For example: a = 2 and b = 6. Next, we put two comparative combi...