So I don't typically comment on things but the moment he walks up to the original creators body sitting peacefully looking over his work gave me chills. i love these creative games and envision my self in these worlds when i play but being able to leave your character at rest like is something amazing
I spent the whole video going "wow that build is big" but it didn't fully click until I saw the main base just completely dwarf the space elevator. Insanity.
I’ve seen this exact same map on TotalXclipse’s channel in the past. I’m pretty sure that DrawingXaos is/was an architect at one point because I would never have the time or the patience to make the same kind of gothic cathedrals he’s made in the game.
@@aidaid3962 He got struck by awesomeness and didn't think about it. Also remember; now you'd do it with (less) Mk2 pumps. That's probably his mindset.
This is just... wow. That one little bit of weird spaghett piping is super out of place among all of the other perfection, but somehow it made me feel just a little bit better.
I've barely started playing the game, and my mind just refuses to comprehend how you people even BEGIN to build something like this... pure insanity! I love it!
Welp, you start by manually mining some iron, then you make some mobile miners and then you somehow suddenly have to build a gigantic coal fueled powerplant to fuel your huge 5 story factory that you kinda accidentally built.
Amazing factory wow! Would you be willing to do a video on getting satisfactory running smoother because I've got no idea how you can look at such a massive build without performance issues lol
Since it was asked: the current limit (Update 5) of Turbofuel is 13,680 units per minute using the Turboblend recipe and is limited by Sulfur. An additional 1,440 Crude Oil is available to be turned into 3,840 fuel. Finally the heavy oil residue recipe produces 7,800 polymer resin which is worth some combination of: 487.5 Fabric, 2600 Plastic or 3,900 rubber.
Now if we want max Nuclear we divert 2,100 sulfur to nuclear fuel rods and then it depends on if we want to sink plutonium or burn it. (with 2,520 waste) If go for sinking it: We use the plutonium pellet route and turn 55 waste and 12 sulfur per minute into our pellets which uses 549.81_ Sulfur. If we burn it: We take our waste in batches of 5 and 2 sulfur or 1,008 sulfur total, but we can net 22.4 Plutonium rods.
The other reason for the train water is because of a physics exploit in the game. If a liquid starts above where it ends up you don't need any pumps at all no matter how far it travels or how many times it goes up and down. As long as it doesn't go into a storage container.
Liquid physics isn't my strong suit, but I'm pretty sure that 100% accurate to reality. Aside from the storage container bit, that shouldn't matter but I can see why it does in game.
Regarding quitting after seeing the wall of pipes because of having to think about all the pumps... That's why the train elevator. The top train station would feed to the top nuclear reactors because it already has head lift from its origin - works like a water tower. No pumps needed :)
When I look into "abandoned" builds like this, it's like being a crash-landed astronaut that ended up on a unknown planet and is witnessing the builds of some long lost advanced civilization. Machines and constructs built to perfection, some still running to this very day! No-one knows who built them all, nor where they've gone, since they left it unfinished... All you can do is wonder around these gigantic creations, barely comprehending their function.
He's using Gravity headlift to avoid using pumps, which is why the trains. It's much more efficient to take a train to the top of a tower than to package water and transport it up by belt.
That looks incredible, but I wonder if you don't get bored of this kind of base? I mean, what do you have to do with all of this material ? Does you PC crash when you pick up last tier of material ?
Kibs, the water tower is just as high as the nuclear tower, so it does not need pumps to get the water back up, output and input are at the same height, this is the way the fluids works in satisfactorily
so what do you use and how do you plan out an entire colossal factory such as this or even such as yours that you created? do you draw it all out on paper? sketching? do you use a computer program with 3D models, is there software for the game that is 3rd party that allows you to place everything? how do you plan it and make it look so nice and work so flawlessly without lag?
Hey Kibz, just wanted to say that I really miss your dysentery sphere series. Have you quit it for satisfactory, or will you be revisiting it? Anyways, keep up the good work.
I am a newbie, playing for about a week, and just finished my first automation factory. Naturally now it is time to make it good. 1) Should I kill everything and go without resources for a while or should I upgrade it? And I want to build an elevated floor but it is off kilter (not alligned) with the first floor. So how do I align tiles that a way up above me with tiles down here in front of me?
Hey isn't that main base the same building we saw in the trailer when he was talking about "big factories"? It had exactly the same apperacen, but it was just red.
I'm 100% copying that train elevator! I just hate the inefficency of corkscrews, so much time wasted for no distance gain. This might take a little bit more planning on the logisitics side of things and only work for solid materials, but it is genius!
@@oliwierkwiatkowski8817 there is a lot that goes into that lol. alternate recipes and different methods of making fuel/turbo fuel and being limited on sulfur bc you use it in nuclear production. he probably has the answer since he has spread sheets on the matter but you can get 372GW from coal power using the compacted coal recipe and 330GW from fuel power using the most basic turbo fuel production. this is all with mk.3 miners overclocked to 250% disregarding any limitations on sulfur
@@oliwierkwiatkowski8817 hi, i’m back. since i just started to work on nuclear on my play through i did some math... there are enough resources in the world to compensate for all 2100 uranium/min to go towards nuclear power while also using the nuclear waste to be recycled back into making more power. you can get 1.19 TB of power from nuclear alone, so if your goal is to make a nuclear wasteland then that’s what you should be expecting :)
It's just some small production line thing. Is actually bigger than my entire base. Me: Yes, small indeed. Lemme go look if my 10 modular frames turned into heavy ones yet or not.
You only need to do one water tower with pumps and then make sure everything else connects to that key pipe. No need to Put them on every place that needs to go up.
Videos like this make me wanna play Satisfactory even more... Videos like this make me wanna quit Satisfactory after the feeling of inadequacy when attempting such a build... 🤣🤣🤣
What the.... Why some people can do the impossible? I'm so jealous. I just started playing few days ago but already spent 30-40hrs in this game and my factory looks like a kids drawing compared to this one, and is probably 1/1000th of it's size. I would spend a lifetime and not create something so huge, complicated and beautyfull.
Does he even need pumps for the nuclear reactors? if the train-fed water pipes are interconnected, the whole system will get the headlift from the highest pipe. as long as no reactor is higher than the top point of the highest water pipe, he should be able to run this without a single pump. one could say, the trains replace the pumps, bringing the water to a higher elevation, thus generating the required headlift for the reactors. as long as the trains require less power than pumps and bring in enough water, its more efficient.
Hope you enjoy the video!
Checkout my other factory tour videos here: th-cam.com/video/PfnSlsqyhgA/w-d-xo.html
4:17 i advise getting out of the vehicle
Nice to see that you finished DSP X)
Whatever, loved the video
Can you post your save file please?
Kibitz you need to do a super detailed design as well :D - meanwhile I'm struggling with my planning LOL
The buttresses are called flying buttresses, in real life they transfer the weight to the ground so the walls can have bigger windows.
So I don't typically comment on things but the moment he walks up to the original creators body sitting peacefully looking over his work gave me chills. i love these creative games and envision my self in these worlds when i play but being able to leave your character at rest like is something amazing
that train elevator is so smart it blow my mind .. its exactly what i needed for my project
It would be neat to know if it saves energy.
8:20
This guy is madman or genius
... or maybe both...
That Zen position though
"I became the one with the Industry"
Present kibz: *mindblown*
Future kibz: remember that base 5 months ago... yeah we broke it
Those circular train lifts did let me speechless for quite a while. Amazingly beautiful.
Every person watching this video:
"WRITE THAT DOWN WRITE THAT DOWN!"
Write what? No one gonna have enough effort to recreate this
@@the_jingo well the little things like the train elevator are worth taking down
I spent the whole video going "wow that build is big" but it didn't fully click until I saw the main base just completely dwarf the space elevator. Insanity.
I’ve seen this exact same map on TotalXclipse’s channel in the past. I’m pretty sure that DrawingXaos is/was an architect at one point because I would never have the time or the patience to make the same kind of gothic cathedrals he’s made in the game.
The whole concept of moving fluids with trains to avoid excessive amounts of fluid pumps is just brilliant. Definitely yoinking that idea for my save!
This is the proof of work for the optimisations that the devs have done.
You wouldn't need pumps for most of the nuclear water supply because the train stations are higher up than the power plants.
I was also thinking this was the case, but now I'm not quite sure. It's hard to believe that Kibitz didn't notice that.
@@aidaid3962 He got struck by awesomeness and didn't think about it. Also remember; now you'd do it with (less) Mk2 pumps. That's probably his mindset.
@@AlexHaan it is possible he might not know. I don't think kibitz has done a deep dive into the game's unique mechanics.
“I love what he did with the Miller piddles”
I remember back when Kibz first coined the “Miller piddles” meme
Good times lol
Kibz is in total shock throughout the entire video. Then he looks at the pipes and dies :)
"your really suffering for your art" A quote that should should be on the store page.
This is just... wow. That one little bit of weird spaghett piping is super out of place among all of the other perfection, but somehow it made me feel just a little bit better.
"What is this? Some small production line type thing?"
*Shows a production line thing bigger than my entire base I've been building for a week*
:,(
I've barely started playing the game, and my mind just refuses to comprehend how you people even BEGIN to build something like this... pure insanity! I love it!
Welp, you start by manually mining some iron, then you make some mobile miners and then you somehow suddenly have to build a gigantic coal fueled powerplant to fuel your huge 5 story factory that you kinda accidentally built.
@@hakont.4960 rofl, ok i'll give that a try then :D
Kibz: "How do you even know to do this? Like, the spacing and all?"
Us: "You know this Kibz, it's either hours/days of trial and error or mods" LOL
10:22 nah that’s just a freaking piece of ART.
Dear God, that pipework in the nuclear plant must've been a living nightmare. This man is a legend.
pspsps! hey Kibitz... where is your playthrough? :)
It's nuclear power time, LOT of work to be done for the next episode!
Amazing factory wow!
Would you be willing to do a video on getting satisfactory running smoother because I've got no idea how you can look at such a massive build without performance issues lol
The main factory has the looks of the cathedral of Barcelona or the Notre dame in paris.
Since it was asked: the current limit (Update 5) of Turbofuel is 13,680 units per minute using the Turboblend recipe and is limited by Sulfur.
An additional 1,440 Crude Oil is available to be turned into 3,840 fuel.
Finally the heavy oil residue recipe produces 7,800 polymer resin which is worth some combination of: 487.5 Fabric, 2600 Plastic or 3,900 rubber.
Now if we want max Nuclear we divert 2,100 sulfur to nuclear fuel rods and then it depends on if we want to sink plutonium or burn it. (with 2,520 waste)
If go for sinking it: We use the plutonium pellet route and turn 55 waste and 12 sulfur per minute into our pellets which uses 549.81_ Sulfur.
If we burn it: We take our waste in batches of 5 and 2 sulfur or 1,008 sulfur total, but we can net 22.4 Plutonium rods.
The other reason for the train water is because of a physics exploit in the game. If a liquid starts above where it ends up you don't need any pumps at all no matter how far it travels or how many times it goes up and down. As long as it doesn't go into a storage container.
Liquid physics isn't my strong suit, but I'm pretty sure that 100% accurate to reality. Aside from the storage container bit, that shouldn't matter but I can see why it does in game.
Regarding quitting after seeing the wall of pipes because of having to think about all the pumps... That's why the train elevator. The top train station would feed to the top nuclear reactors because it already has head lift from its origin - works like a water tower. No pumps needed :)
09:33 millar piddles made me laugh lol
9:30
ah yes the miller piddles
Everybody gangsta till he/she says they are inspired by kibitz
I would have to consume so much Adderal to do anything like this ever...
When I look into "abandoned" builds like this, it's like being a crash-landed astronaut that ended up on a unknown planet and is witnessing the builds of some long lost advanced civilization. Machines and constructs built to perfection, some still running to this very day! No-one knows who built them all, nor where they've gone, since they left it unfinished...
All you can do is wonder around these gigantic creations, barely comprehending their function.
When Kibitz is impressed by the size of a factory, there must be something to it.
He's using Gravity headlift to avoid using pumps, which is why the trains. It's much more efficient to take a train to the top of a tower than to package water and transport it up by belt.
me: braking all power* much sucsess bro
That looks incredible, but I wonder if you don't get bored of this kind of base?
I mean, what do you have to do with all of this material ?
Does you PC crash when you pick up last tier of material ?
Oh my god, he built a factory with flying buttresses. This really is a gothic cathedral. I love it!
There are some people out there that absolutely deserve a particular kind of job in this case it is structural design.
"It's Adventure Time." and you brought your friends. ;)
Kibs, the water tower is just as high as the nuclear tower, so it does not need pumps to get the water back up, output and input are at the same height, this is the way the fluids works in satisfactorily
Wait, does Kibits not know of virtual Water Level and the way pressure works in the game ... and just how realistic it is?
9:31 "miller piddles"! lol
🤣
so what do you use and how do you plan out an entire colossal factory such as this or even such as yours that you created? do you draw it all out on paper? sketching? do you use a computer program with 3D models, is there software for the game that is 3rd party that allows you to place everything? how do you plan it and make it look so nice and work so flawlessly without lag?
"Everybody gotta deal with a little spagett" 😂
@13:12 you wouldn't need any pumps up to reactors because its still lower than where its unloaded from the trains.
Very sad that the update crippled this build.
My computer is probably feeling uneasy just by rendering this video alone
okay, now it is time to create your own mega base ^^
9:30 "the miller piddles" lol
It looks like modern cathedral. insane!
10:19 ImKibitz Mindblowned..
Please do a mob and building showcase Kibitz
Absolutely amazing build! Thanks for sharing!
Man almost has 200k deserved it🥳
Hey Kibz, just wanted to say that I really miss your dysentery sphere series. Have you quit it for satisfactory, or will you be revisiting it? Anyways, keep up the good work.
I am a newbie, playing for about a week, and just finished my first automation factory. Naturally now it is time to make it good. 1) Should I kill everything and go without resources for a while or should I upgrade it? And I want to build an elevated floor but it is off kilter (not alligned) with the first floor. So how do I align tiles that a way up above me with tiles down here in front of me?
hold ctrl and the foundations and stuff will snap to the Global Grid.
Hey isn't that main base the same building we saw in the trailer when he was talking about "big factories"? It had exactly the same apperacen, but it was just red.
wait, this isn't factorio
No sht
Art in the 21st century is so captivating.
This is what Satisfactory was made for.
Places like this dpepress me as I could never do this and takes the shine off playing as I feel like I'm failing for not being this good somehow lol.
I'm 100% copying that train elevator! I just hate the inefficency of corkscrews, so much time wasted for no distance gain. This might take a little bit more planning on the logisitics side of things and only work for solid materials, but it is genius!
I'm always impressed of how much the defnition of crazyness can be topped by Satis builders. ;-)
9:33
"Miller Piddles"
😂
Imagine if the guy succeeded... I’d say he’d pump 250GW of power.
What do you think?
if he uses all of the uranium on the map to make nuclear power he can get just below 400GW of power... and that’s just nuclear power
I thought it would be at least a tera
@@safize019 Oh wow! How much would he get from coal and other sources though? A terawatt? 800GW?
@@oliwierkwiatkowski8817 there is a lot that goes into that lol. alternate recipes and different methods of making fuel/turbo fuel and being limited on sulfur bc you use it in nuclear production. he probably has the answer since he has spread sheets on the matter but you can get 372GW from coal power using the compacted coal recipe and 330GW from fuel power using the most basic turbo fuel production. this is all with mk.3 miners overclocked to 250% disregarding any limitations on sulfur
@@oliwierkwiatkowski8817 hi, i’m back. since i just started to work on nuclear on my play through i did some math... there are enough resources in the world to compensate for all 2100 uranium/min to go towards nuclear power while also using the nuclear waste to be recycled back into making more power. you can get 1.19 TB of power from nuclear alone, so if your goal is to make a nuclear wasteland then that’s what you should be expecting :)
Great video! How do you do these flyover cameras of the layout?
And I thought I was sad after update 4 but I salvaged my world...god I'd be shredded
That's a lot of detail. Its amazing!
13:30 My good sir, they are Flying BUTTresses. It's pronounced as butt, not boot, at least that's how people in Illinois say it lmao
8:20 build idea is so underrated...
It's just some small production line thing.
Is actually bigger than my entire base.
Me: Yes, small indeed. Lemme go look if my 10 modular frames turned into heavy ones yet or not.
Kibs, have you heard anything about Refined Power or the Farming mod and when they'll be updated? I can't seem to find any info on it.
Love ur vids keep up the good work!
You only need to do one water tower with pumps and then make sure everything else connects to that key pipe. No need to Put them on every place that needs to go up.
The update didn't break it. His carpal tunnel got so bad, his doctor said they'd soon have to amputate his hands.
Videos like this make me wanna play Satisfactory even more...
Videos like this make me wanna quit Satisfactory after the feeling of inadequacy when attempting such a build...
🤣🤣🤣
The line rider dude!? Oh wait no.. that's DoodleChaos
Perhaps he uses the trains for cleanliness but also for less lag due to entity overflow.?
Humans: "nice planet, mind if I put some stuff on it?"
So much efficiency
So this is how you actually play satisfactory. man i've watched too much Let's Game It Out videos
What the.... Why some people can do the impossible? I'm so jealous. I just started playing few days ago but already spent 30-40hrs in this game and my factory looks like a kids drawing compared to this one, and is probably 1/1000th of it's size. I would spend a lifetime and not create something so huge, complicated and beautyfull.
Would they need pumps if the trains water is higher than the plants? I thought it balanced so his train setup removes two sets of pumps?
9:32 what did he sayyyyyy lol the miller piddal
@10:20 is me throughout the whole video
It's like thinking you've mastered your craft and then realizing you are still a student.
@13:33 Yes, it's called a Buttress or "Flying Buttress"
Many pumps aren't necessary when you have a water tower, then run a reverse key pipe to the low elevarion sources.
Miller piddles 9:32
Always makes me smile.
9:32 miller piddles - kibitz
Amazing. Love these types of vids. Would love if you checked out "Ameile of the Sea's" crazy world. Haven't seen any good tours yet, and it's insane.
Already got ya: th-cam.com/video/PfnSlsqyhgA/w-d-xo.html
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i can imagine re-doing this in vanilla with no mods in update 4
Before MK2 pipes I also used to use fluid trains a lot
Amazing factory
That looks so crazy^^
But it also looks like the update broke some stuff
LOVE THIS!
you magnificent man
not shure, isnt the other blender turbofuel more effective? i dont know the exact nubers for the other recepie, but i know its less than 45/min
Does he even need pumps for the nuclear reactors? if the train-fed water pipes are interconnected, the whole system will get the headlift from the highest pipe. as long as no reactor is higher than the top point of the highest water pipe, he should be able to run this without a single pump.
one could say, the trains replace the pumps, bringing the water to a higher elevation, thus generating the required headlift for the reactors. as long as the trains require less power than pumps and bring in enough water, its more efficient.
Kibz: miller pedals XD :thumbsup: