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honestly I agree, I put together over an hour of music for these videos and just use them as a playlist while I play sometimes.

Thank you so much man! I appreciate it, it means a lot.

yep same here... when they did the release date. I put it on hold. Going to start a whole new save

Thank you! I flim these in multiplayer, with a camera mod to create the smooth transitions and movement. One character builds while another runs the camera. Its all me though, I just have two accounts. I had someone helped some with my earlier stuff a couple years ago but then I figured out how to get it all filmed myself.

I am going to release 1 more update 8 let's play, itll be a sort of mega episode that covers the rest of the game in an abreviated fashion, and then I am going to seperately showcase the remaining builds as a timelapse as well. Ill then be starting fresh for 1.0 on Sept 10.

@@Dekoba Fantastic! That's really good idea! I've been following your let's play to get an idea and plan out for 1.0 because I always struggle when I get to Aluminium and Nuclear. Your let's play has really helped me plan out how I'm gonna do things. If your next video covers everything else in the game, thats totally golden, thank you so much!

​@@Dekobado you already have that recorded or are you going to going to put that many hours in before 1.0 comes out?

@@ktmdude24 Im about 1/3rd done, ive finished up to supercomputers, gonna work on nuclear and fused frames next. depending on how long that takes, thatll probably be my last seperate builds before doing the space elevator parts and finishing the game.

@@Dekoba really looking forward to when that video comes out!

Lol nope just thought it was cool and recreated it as a homage

Thanks, will do!

I post on reddit and use those quotes.

Provided that the input volume of goods is large enough, and the vehicle’s inventory is large enough to accommodate, each station in a vehicle’s route should show an approximate rate of item throughput, said throughput being capped at the speeds of the conveyors you have connected to each station. It may take a few trips to show up, since it needs a small amount of data in order to calculate an average rate. For example: I want to transport some iron ore to my factory. I set up two mk1 miners on 2 pure iron nodes. Each miner produces 120 ore/minute, for a total of 240, or two mk2 belts. I take both of them, and connect them to the same truck station. At my factory, I have another truck station that has two mk2 belts on the output. Both of these stations can now input/output a maximum of 240 iron/minute. When it comes to rate efficiency/uptime, it simply boils down to how long the route’s round trip time is. The station’s input/output flow is paused during loading/unloading (most noticeable with train stations, because of the long animation), so if the round trip time is less than 1 minute, you won’t get full 100% item throughput rate. However, since vehicles are typically used for longer routes, round trips should take much longer than 1 minute. The longer the route, the less impact the disruption will have. It will still be an impact, however. In order to have 100% uptime, you need to utilize buffers. Essentially, this means that on each end of the trip, between the station and the production machines, you need to place a cargo container (or fluid tank, if you’re using trains to transport fluid). Then, between each cargo container and it’s station, you need the connecting belts to be FASTER than the rate of item production at your input side, in order to keep your machines from clogging/starving, and to make up for potential lost time due to interruptions. In short, you are loading the input station-and unloading the output station-as fast as possible, out of/into containers that act as middlemen between the stations and machines. For example, The setup would look something like: Miner(+60/min)> mk1 belt(60)> container> mk2 belt(120)> input station> [vehicle route]> output station> mk2 belt(120)> container> mk1 belt(60)> production machines(-60/min) This setup ensures a 100% efficient throughput of 60 items per minute. Simply up the belt speeds and switch around numbers as needed, since this is the basic structure that all vehicle buffer stations use. The only further CAP on item transport speed would be stack size; You can fit 10x more Screws in a tractor than Modular Frames, since one has a stack size of 500 and the other has a stack size of 50. But it is very unlikely that you will EVER run into this problem, unless you are building the most mega of mega factories, and have no more room on your roads/rails to simply add another truck/tractor/train in order to even things out. This was a lot of information, hope this helps!

@@EliMarino omg this gives me faith in the community again tysm have a good day

@@user-dy8hg4lx7m no problem, happy factory building!