Upgrade belts when more throughput is needed.Make sure to re-balance belts after you split from them.Done! Two science packs made efficiently and traveling together on the same belt!.For the belt furthest from the assembler, split off green circuits.Place inserters as per screenshot - only inserters need long-arms.Place 2 rows of belts along the gear, inserter, and belt assemblers, and place the snaking belt that leads to the Green Science assemblers as per screenshot below.Place these one tile away from the Red Science output belt. Place Assemblers: 1 crafting Iron Gear Wheels, 1 each for belts and assemblers, then 8-10 for Green Science.Green Science needs belts and inserters to craft. Neatness matters! Make sure the empty side is across from the inserter! (As shown). For the belt close to the assembler, split off half a lane of iron plates.For the belt furthest from the assembler, split off copper plates.Place a regular inserter and a long armed inserter to feed each Science assembler. Place 2 fast inserters in, and 1 fast inserter going out of the Gear Wheel assembler.Place another belt along the output side of the assemblers. Place 2 rows of belts along the assemblers.Place Assemblers: 1 crafting Iron Gear Wheels, 6-8 making Red Science.Red & Green Science Red Science needs Gears & Copper to craft. If your lanes are getting chronically unbalanced, consider putting in a proper 4 lane belt balancer, which splits products equally:Ī proper 4 lane belt balancer, (on iron), which splits products equally next to the space-saving solution (copper) which is a stop-gap solution when you have less space.Īnother example of splitting two products off the Main Bus: After the split off at lane 4, splitters allow movement of product to go all the way from lane 1 to lane 4, replenishing product on all lines.
Therefore, use 3 splitters to divert resources back to that lane.Īrrows show direction of product movement. On a 4 belt line, you need to make sure the furthest belt from the split can feed into the edge you split from. On a two-belt line, (like steel or plastic), use a regular splitter. I'm not sure there's a good to or not to but I've always considered them part of oil possessing.Balance After you split off to the side, you will need to balance the belts again to feed more back to the lane you just took from.
#Factorio oil setup how to
This is a guide on how to use the blueprints, whereas what I'd expect on such a guide would be how to make a generic setup.Īs an obvious note: this doesn't make plastic, sulfur, sulfuric acid, solid fuel, rocket fuel and Batteries, which I'd normally associate with oil processing. However, I'd feel mislead on the Youtube name, "OIL REFINING & PROCESSING from Early, Mid to Late game - Factorio 0.18 Tutorial/Guide/How-to". The design can be made tilable with minimal editing if you make sure to ensure you can take in enough water and add some underground pipes for lubricant, which is probably particularly important if you're having trouble with getting modules and beacons going. You make a very minor slip up at 5:30 saying belt instead of pipe.Ĭomplaints about the size can be fixed by adding a second build, if you're not in a position for beacons. You explain your build exceptionally and I approve of the build itself (and that it only takes 5k stored light oil to turn on cracking to petgas), even mentioning details such as the ability to decon and recon and that you'll need two offshore pumps for water. Your videos continue to generally agree with my design philosophy more than any others I've seen.
0 kommentar(er)
