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Expensive electronic circuit with beacon
Posted: Wed May 24, 2017 8:00 pm
by Neemys
Now that 0.15 bring expensive recipe and longer underground belt, I try making an optimized (space wise, and ressource wise) layout to support my new factory in electronic circuit : (yeah the gif is a bit heavy I know)
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It does not use nor output perfect number, may have more copper cable assembly than needed but it's space efficient while keeping all four green circuit running full speed. Two out of three copper cable assembly are working full speed for each green circuit assembly. By repeating the bluprint up and down you can save on beacon and module cost.
Here a screenshot of production screen while this is working :
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As you can see it use more than 1 blue belt of copper on each side (42.5 unit) so you need to bring more than a belt but for those who don't want it will sitll work quite good without the 2.5 more copper). Same problem with the iron, it consule 46.6 iron/s.
Let me know what you think of it and post improvement if you think it can be improved.
Re: Expensive electronic circuit with beacon
Posted: Wed May 24, 2017 8:15 pm
by Distelzombie
Neemys wrote:As you can see it use more than 1 blue belt of copper on each side (42.5 unit) so you need to bring more than a belt but for those who don't want it will sitll work quite good without the 2.5 more copper). Same problem with the iron, it consule 46.6 iron/s.
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Re: Expensive electronic circuit with beacon
Posted: Wed May 24, 2017 9:07 pm
by Neemys
Distelzombie wrote:Neemys wrote:As you can see it use more than 1 blue belt of copper on each side (42.5 unit) so you need to bring more than a belt but for those who don't want it will sitll work quite good without the 2.5 more copper). Same problem with the iron, it consule 46.6 iron/s.
THIS IS ....
Yeah I know
I first worked with less than 1 belt of blue, but I kept adding beacon, tweaking placement until My design was nearly finished, but..... there was to many beacon and there was not enough copper nor iron. Guess if people don't want to bring two belt thay will remove a beacon or two. I don't mind so I will keep this design.
Re: Expensive electronic circuit with beacon
Posted: Fri May 26, 2017 4:07 am
by iceman_1212
Nice, I like the compactness. Here is the one I used in my run. I made the guts of it (i.e,. the stuff near the beacons) before the update which gave longer undergrounds so it can probably be made more efficient. I did use longer undergrounds to clean up the belts on the outside for sake of UPS.
