For the factorio user, as of a few days ago, you can now remap keys. so i have the cut and paste remapped to ctrl-c and ctrlv. Makes it simpler to go back and forth between the games. I like the way you built your bus. it's a neat trick putting the splitters close together by building them quickly while they aare still ghosts.
Mr. RW, if you're NOT an engineer of some kind, you missed your calling! I'm on my 3rd start, the first 2 having been abandoned due to spaghetti messes of production and resources. Your videos have been an inspiration!
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Man, I owe you a big thanks. My planet looked like a bowl of spaghetti before I implemented your system. I've replaced most of my old mess. The game is much more enjoyable now.
I'm new to efficiency games and started playing DSP and I am currently stuck on making Yellows. What thing that keeps popping up for me that is annoying is how my design is not neat and constantly needs rework to consider accumulating new components. Thanks for giving me some clear advice!
They all seem efficient through the magic of editing, or long hours gaming. Once you get into it you will find your way to make it work to your playstyle. Now ti try a main bus lol.
The algorithm choose you this morning ! Thanks for both videos, it was clear and quite useful. Indeed, we're a lot to like bus system. I am quite interested as well for a very beautiful science production/research facility if you ever thought about one. Especially a north or south pole setup that would look like glowing party from space. Keep up the good content !
Very nice. I am getting ready to start playing this game. I have played Factorio for a long time and Satisfactory as a tester and just a regular player. I saw this game and had a nerdgasm.
One thing I like to do in Factorio (haven't tested in DSP yet) is set the output priority of the "feeder" line so that it feeds the tap first, and just generally I try to make sure one belt is filled before anything goes on a secondary belt. Basically, I try to condense everything so you can tell if the bus is low on iron/copper/whatever because the "feeder" belts get empty first.
How about using a mixture of this with logistic stations: Use logistic station as source for the base resources in your bus, add producing arrays that feed into the bus, use a logistic station as sink for the products for every 5 new lanes on the bus and if you're done with the production chain on this bus feed the 5 base resources back into a logistic station.
Of course it'd be less impressive because it's only a solution that fits 5 production arrays but you maximize flexibility with it (as it needs less space in the base config you can place it wherever it's strategically useful). Also you could scale it up quite easily to have a broader bus, you just need to use more logistic stations as sources and sinks.
i just watch biffa's vid on your main bus design. I am a big fan love the way it looks and i am going to try it in my base design. As you and biffa did in your designs i think both ways can be implemented in a design to work together. Great job love ya vids
Great video! I want to implement your idea on my starting world as a hub/mall, especially pre-planetary logistics, which I haven’t unlocked/used. 1. Is there a reason not to put a storage unit in between the bus and assemblers? 2. Is there anything you wouldn’t put on the bus vice make on the branch (like copper wire in factorio)? 3. Is there anything you wouldn’t put on the bus at all or make at all? Thanks!
Thank you! 1) Not in particular, I just chose not to. My bus is so large that I felt I had sufficient backlog on the belts alone. 2) Yes, any intermediate products that are only used to make one other thing (ex: electronics -> processors) 3) Final products (i.e. belts, solar, batteries, etc.) don't go on the bus. I also haven't put buildings on the bus, I just make them in my pocket as they're needed.
I have gone both routes zero bus (except for maybe oil) and then putting towers everywhere and a massive 25+ wide bus with everything on it. I like the design of this bus better than using the other splitter type as this is much cleaner and it looks a lot easier to maintain the closeness without having to do some weirdness with the belts. So thank you for this! Question, you didn't deny the logistics being "better", but curious if you found a happy middle ground between the two? Like main bus of certain things, or using the towers as feeders into the bus, or whatever... Where my bus started to falter was when I got over 1800/m filling the mk3 belt. You help this some with having two lines of something like iron... But in my current game I am burning through about 5k/m in Iron bars alone, so would be needing ~4 belts just for this if I had it all in one line. Love the main bus for neatness, but it seems to fall apart late game simply because the lines can't keep up. Anyway, thanks for the videos!
If I remember correctly, I eventually transitioned the bus over to logistics stations once I had a suitable number of final and intermediate products being produced. No centralized storage other than the logistics hub buffers.
I'm not a fan of buss' over all, but I do use them a LOT early game. In my initial base, I have a 6 lane buss which provides all materials for assembling the 10 major items needed for construction. Once I've gotten Red cubes in production and looking to build the yellow cubes, I move into local logistics towers which yield greater efficiency and cut down on real estate usage. Drawing from a main buss is not very good for production when you need to feed 18+ facilities with multiple inputs and outputs. A buss simply cannot move the number of materials required fast enough. Maybe with T3 belts it can, but that is far enough in that you have most likely abandoned the buss architecture.
I agree! As I said in the video, my motivation to use this bus is mostly experimental and for fun. I may choose to do a fully optimized bus at some point, though.
I just like the aesthetics of it, personally. The starting "Mediterranean" planet is really crappy for them since it has water everywhere and it's too pretty to pave over, imo, but I have a lovely arid desert planet with 100% available construction area I'm slowly moving my production to. My plan is to leave only science and oil builds behind and build a ginormous mall type thing using a bus near the equator on the new planet. Of course, anything that I want to build at a certain speed will be segregated out - this is only for the stuff that I'm willing to have built eventually.
@@MrRoboticWarfare what about ratios? I can imagine that when you need a third lane of iron you are out of luck? Or will you just supply the lanes with logistic centers every few hundred meters?
I tried it several time and a bus is useless in DSP. Just build Planetary (and later Interstellar) Logistics Stations and then you can just build manufacturing hubs around these ILS. Especially useful if you use blueprints and planetary sectors. (for example i have a blueprint with an ILS and 80 Assemblers with 3 inputs and 1 output each that i can just plop down, adjust the inputs and outputs and the ILS pulls resources directly from my ILS network and feeds the product into the ILS network, which acts as an interstellar super bus)
I give up.... How do you get the splitter to lift to the next level up? My splitters split off in 4 different directions Like a + Not = IE it splits N,S,E,W but I cant understand how to raise it up a level
Amazing work and well explained. I am a beginner with factory games and buses.. so thank you. How many raw resource nodes do you use per lane.. I.E Two Iron Extractors / Smelters. Also do you ever put raw resouces on the bus to make the basic rings as an example?
Thanks! Happy to help. As of now I've just done two lanes of iron and copper, and one lane of everything else. I include the rings as part of my "smelting array", so I consider them equivalent to iron and copper in terms of where they get produced.
So i saw biffa doing thes he said he copied you my inclination would to be place another production line on the opposite side of the bus say in line with the gears to make another single input product or one that uses gears -- my thinking was also to hae a centerline belt with all raw materials on it and manufactured parts on a second parallel one . then have the outside lanes for the local manufacturing needs so the fulll planet buss only need to be about 12 belts wide
Its been a while.. getting back into DSP. The new fidget spinners and box logistics are cool. I lost my old save where I had a huge bus. Any chance you have done a blueprint of the bus?
Aesthetically pleasing! Just a heads up though: You don't seem to be able to place the splitters in the single spacing formation like you have here on terrain you have flattened using the lay foundation function. Went crazy for a minute trying to figure out why I could single space them in one area but not another.
If you watch his first video he shows exactly how to get them a single space. You have to place them quickly while the "ghost" is still showing, once it's built it will not let you do a single space otherwise. th-cam.com/video/0AaWo0xtQOY/w-d-xo.html
I actually realized after the fact that this behavior is directional -- the splitter must be following a line of latitude. Is this maybe what you're experiencing instead of something related to foundations?
@@MrRoboticWarfare ah that's not what I meant by vertically, I meant belts on top of each other becoming the bus, and since you can stack splitters using them to send off what you need out and then back down to the ground level. Saving space by building tall instead of wide
@@kirbyone Ahh, my apologies. In terms of raw "space saving", technically the vertical bus would need to be gapped by one as well so I'm not sure that you'd be getting any great gains. Certainly a possibility, though!
This and your previous video make me excited to get home and try this! Quick question, though, is this your starting planet or how far into the game is this?
This might be more efficient that global logistics in the long run actually, also looks incredible, cant wait to have some time to play and try it P.s. who's biffa?
@@onyhow probably, but they're much more expensive and require power to mantain unlike belts, also he has done the belts on only two levels while you could occupy nine, it might be obsolete when interplanetary gets into play but intraplanetary seems in a weird spot to me P.s. I played very casually and havent finished the game im talking via assumptions
@@mamode242 Towers are still better since you can modularize production without needing to thicken the bus to accommodate new products. The space that could have been used to make power instead. Plus, if you can get a battery planet up (especially if you find a tidally locked planet), or set up some Dyson components, power will be less of a problem.
@@onyhow they don't really eat space since you could have the belts run on top of everything, but yeah I see your point, its feels a bit dumb to me to worry so much about space since we have entire planets at our disposal, but yes they are really handy to standardize inputs and outputs I cant argue with that
Glad it was helpful! As for how many items, the intent of this one is to have all of them :) Real talk though, generally I use the bus for commonly-used intermediate products. In this game, gears, circuits, engines, etc. are all great candidates.
Personally, I try not to have the bus too wide, so only things that I'd consider raw materials (copper ore isn't used by anything other than copper plates, so that's a raw material, same with refined silicon) So graphene, graphite, iron ore, iron plates, copper plates, refined silicon, sulphur, titanium, and deuterium are the things on my bus. Using those items, I can make anything else as I need them. It's not perfectly clean, but the spagetti is under control. I have a line of boxes at the bottom of my bus with all the manufacturable products that I can go collect as I need them.
@@randeknight nice, yeah I was thinkin gif you have the bus too wide then its all going to get a bit out of hand! Ill probably do the same items as you when i get round to planning a bus out!
true, but it is very handy to get your basic building resources in one spot. plus you can also add the logistic tower to the bus to take off resources/put them back on for when the time arises
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This was really helpful, most vids I have seen they just zoom past it connecting but never explaining. Thanks.
For the factorio user, as of a few days ago, you can now remap keys. so i have the cut and paste remapped to ctrl-c and ctrlv. Makes it simpler to go back and forth between the games. I like the way you built your bus. it's a neat trick putting the splitters close together by building them quickly while they aare still ghosts.
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And an equally big hello to those of you who've come over, welcome!
Your explanation is very clear. You're also criminally undersubbed to, my dude. xD
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Mr. RW, if you're NOT an engineer of some kind, you missed your calling! I'm on my 3rd start, the first 2 having been abandoned due to spaghetti messes of production and resources. Your videos have been an inspiration!
Oh, I most certainly am :)
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I really like how your bus looks and keeps things uniformed. =]
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Man, I owe you a big thanks. My planet looked like a bowl of spaghetti before I implemented your system. I've replaced most of my old mess. The game is much more enjoyable now.
Glad to hear it, happy to be of help :)
So far this is the only other way aside from Nilaus' bases that makes sense. I'd say yours is slightly more complicated, but it also looks cooler. GJ!
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This is awesome I'm going to be restarting because my entire build is a mess so this will help.
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I'm new to efficiency games and started playing DSP and I am currently stuck on making Yellows. What thing that keeps popping up for me that is annoying is how my design is not neat and constantly needs rework to consider accumulating new components. Thanks for giving me some clear advice!
They all seem efficient through the magic of editing, or long hours gaming. Once you get into it you will find your way to make it work to your playstyle. Now ti try a main bus lol.
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Thanks!
This is great will try it out! But my Spaghetti method always got me there as well xD
The algorithm choose you this morning ! Thanks for both videos, it was clear and quite useful. Indeed, we're a lot to like bus system.
I am quite interested as well for a very beautiful science production/research facility if you ever thought about one. Especially a north or south pole setup that would look like glowing party from space.
Keep up the good content !
Straight and to the point, thank you!
A beautiful design
Very nice. I am getting ready to start playing this game. I have played Factorio for a long time and Satisfactory as a tester and just a regular player. I saw this game and had a nerdgasm.
Thanks! Yeah, this game is really something special. The fact that it's AN EARLY ACCESS GAME still blows my mind.
Wow, looks, great. Splitter layout looks great :)
Thanks! :)
One thing I like to do in Factorio (haven't tested in DSP yet) is set the output priority of the "feeder" line so that it feeds the tap first, and just generally I try to make sure one belt is filled before anything goes on a secondary belt. Basically, I try to condense everything so you can tell if the bus is low on iron/copper/whatever because the "feeder" belts get empty first.
That's also a totally reasonable setup -- I've experimented with that myself as well.
How about using a mixture of this with logistic stations:
Use logistic station as source for the base resources in your bus, add producing arrays that feed into the bus, use a logistic station as sink for the products for every 5 new lanes on the bus and if you're done with the production chain on this bus feed the 5 base resources back into a logistic station.
Of course it'd be less impressive because it's only a solution that fits 5 production arrays but you maximize flexibility with it (as it needs less space in the base config you can place it wherever it's strategically useful). Also you could scale it up quite easily to have a broader bus, you just need to use more logistic stations as sources and sinks.
Very well explained. This is very helpful; thanks so much
I took this design, and implemented logistics networks to them as buffers etc
Not a bad idea!
more video tutorial please, really helpful!
Really like the design looking forward to more vids!
Thanks! There are more in the works as we speak :)
i just watch biffa's vid on your main bus design. I am a big fan love the way it looks and i am going to try it in my base design. As you and biffa did in your designs i think both ways can be implemented in a design to work together. Great job love ya vids
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Neat production line!!
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Great video! I want to implement your idea on my starting world as a hub/mall, especially pre-planetary logistics, which I haven’t unlocked/used. 1. Is there a reason not to put a storage unit in between the bus and assemblers? 2. Is there anything you wouldn’t put on the bus vice make on the branch (like copper wire in factorio)? 3. Is there anything you wouldn’t put on the bus at all or make at all? Thanks!
Thank you!
1) Not in particular, I just chose not to. My bus is so large that I felt I had sufficient backlog on the belts alone.
2) Yes, any intermediate products that are only used to make one other thing (ex: electronics -> processors)
3) Final products (i.e. belts, solar, batteries, etc.) don't go on the bus. I also haven't put buildings on the bus, I just make them in my pocket as they're needed.
I have gone both routes zero bus (except for maybe oil) and then putting towers everywhere and a massive 25+ wide bus with everything on it. I like the design of this bus better than using the other splitter type as this is much cleaner and it looks a lot easier to maintain the closeness without having to do some weirdness with the belts. So thank you for this!
Question, you didn't deny the logistics being "better", but curious if you found a happy middle ground between the two? Like main bus of certain things, or using the towers as feeders into the bus, or whatever... Where my bus started to falter was when I got over 1800/m filling the mk3 belt. You help this some with having two lines of something like iron... But in my current game I am burning through about 5k/m in Iron bars alone, so would be needing ~4 belts just for this if I had it all in one line. Love the main bus for neatness, but it seems to fall apart late game simply because the lines can't keep up.
Anyway, thanks for the videos!
hella beautiful bus, thanks!
Thank you! :)
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Very compact design .
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Hey there! Thanks for the video! One question: Where DO the assembled products go? Do you keep a storage system or something?
If I remember correctly, I eventually transitioned the bus over to logistics stations once I had a suitable number of final and intermediate products being produced. No centralized storage other than the logistics hub buffers.
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I'm not a fan of buss' over all, but I do use them a LOT early game. In my initial base, I have a 6 lane buss which provides all materials for assembling the 10 major items needed for construction. Once I've gotten Red cubes in production and looking to build the yellow cubes, I move into local logistics towers which yield greater efficiency and cut down on real estate usage. Drawing from a main buss is not very good for production when you need to feed 18+ facilities with multiple inputs and outputs. A buss simply cannot move the number of materials required fast enough. Maybe with T3 belts it can, but that is far enough in that you have most likely abandoned the buss architecture.
I agree! As I said in the video, my motivation to use this bus is mostly experimental and for fun. I may choose to do a fully optimized bus at some point, though.
I just like the aesthetics of it, personally. The starting "Mediterranean" planet is really crappy for them since it has water everywhere and it's too pretty to pave over, imo, but I have a lovely arid desert planet with 100% available construction area I'm slowly moving my production to. My plan is to leave only science and oil builds behind and build a ginormous mall type thing using a bus near the equator on the new planet. Of course, anything that I want to build at a certain speed will be segregated out - this is only for the stuff that I'm willing to have built eventually.
@@MrRoboticWarfare Would be interesting to see how a main buss using T3 belts would perform.
@@Dumascain I'm in the process of upgrading the one you see in this video to T3 belts -- maybe I'll make a follow-up later on
@@MrRoboticWarfare what about ratios? I can imagine that when you need a third lane of iron you are out of luck? Or will you just supply the lanes with logistic centers every few hundred meters?
For a ILS, what power source is recommended if the planet doesn't have coal?
If the planet has silicon, definitely solar!
Thank you! I keep quiting because everything keeps turning into spaghetti. This seem more organized.
I tried it several time and a bus is useless in DSP. Just build Planetary (and later Interstellar) Logistics Stations and then you can just build manufacturing hubs around these ILS. Especially useful if you use blueprints and planetary sectors. (for example i have a blueprint with an ILS and 80 Assemblers with 3 inputs and 1 output each that i can just plop down, adjust the inputs and outputs and the ILS pulls resources directly from my ILS network and feeds the product into the ILS network, which acts as an interstellar super bus)
Great video. Thanks for the tips
Of course, thanks for watching :)
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this is genius. thank you!!
I give up.... How do you get the splitter to lift to the next level up?
My splitters split off in 4 different directions Like a + Not = IE it splits N,S,E,W but I cant understand how to raise it up a level
Press Tab to cycle through splitter configurations!
Amazing work and well explained. I am a beginner with factory games and buses.. so thank you. How many raw resource nodes do you use per lane.. I.E Two Iron Extractors / Smelters. Also do you ever put raw resouces on the bus to make the basic rings as an example?
Thanks! Happy to help. As of now I've just done two lanes of iron and copper, and one lane of everything else. I include the rings as part of my "smelting array", so I consider them equivalent to iron and copper in terms of where they get produced.
12 mined nodes will fill 1x Tier 1 belt feeding 6 smelters.
So i saw biffa doing thes he said he copied you my inclination would to be place another production line on the opposite side of the bus say in line with the gears to make another single input product or one that uses gears -- my thinking was also to hae a centerline belt with all raw materials on it and manufactured parts on a second parallel one . then have the outside lanes for the local manufacturing needs so the fulll planet buss only need to be about 12 belts wide
Its been a while.. getting back into DSP. The new fidget spinners and box logistics are cool. I lost my old save where I had a huge bus. Any chance you have done a blueprint of the bus?
I haven't, unfortunately. Sorry!
@@MrRoboticWarfare no worries.. thanks for replying. Hope you are still enjoying DSP.
Aesthetically pleasing! Just a heads up though: You don't seem to be able to place the splitters in the single spacing formation like you have here on terrain you have flattened using the lay foundation function. Went crazy for a minute trying to figure out why I could single space them in one area but not another.
If you watch his first video he shows exactly how to get them a single space. You have to place them quickly while the "ghost" is still showing, once it's built it will not let you do a single space otherwise.
th-cam.com/video/0AaWo0xtQOY/w-d-xo.html
I actually realized after the fact that this behavior is directional -- the splitter must be following a line of latitude. Is this maybe what you're experiencing instead of something related to foundations?
@@Asuhara06 I got the ghost bit. I have no problem placing them, it just seems a bit finicky about where it allows them to be placed
Have you tried making a main bus vertically instead of horizontally?
Unfortunately, the 1-gap splitter behavior is directional. This means that this bus design is restricted to running in the east-west direction.
@@MrRoboticWarfare ah that's not what I meant by vertically, I meant belts on top of each other becoming the bus, and since you can stack splitters using them to send off what you need out and then back down to the ground level. Saving space by building tall instead of wide
@@kirbyone Ahh, my apologies. In terms of raw "space saving", technically the vertical bus would need to be gapped by one as well so I'm not sure that you'd be getting any great gains. Certainly a possibility, though!
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How do you incorporate a bus that requires 4 ingredients?
I’m such a noob. When do you get tiered splitters? Did I miss something?
Hit TAB when placing the splitter. Currently there are 3 forms of splitter.
@@randeknight wowwww something so simple will be incredibly useful. Thanks for the response! Need to go rebuild EVERYTHING lol
They're very useful :)
Cool. Very nice work!
Thank you!
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This and your previous video make me excited to get home and try this!
Quick question, though, is this your starting planet or how far into the game is this?
Glad to hear it!
No, this is my 2nd planet (same system). This is about ~40h into the save.
This might be more efficient that global logistics in the long run actually, also looks incredible, cant wait to have some time to play and try it
P.s. who's biffa?
Eh, I'll argue that towers are way more scalable.
@@onyhow probably, but they're much more expensive and require power to mantain unlike belts, also he has done the belts on only two levels while you could occupy nine, it might be obsolete when interplanetary gets into play but intraplanetary seems in a weird spot to me
P.s. I played very casually and havent finished the game im talking via assumptions
@@mamode242 Towers are still better since you can modularize production without needing to thicken the bus to accommodate new products. The space that could have been used to make power instead.
Plus, if you can get a battery planet up (especially if you find a tidally locked planet), or set up some Dyson components, power will be less of a problem.
@@onyhow they don't really eat space since you could have the belts run on top of everything, but yeah I see your point, its feels a bit dumb to me to worry so much about space since we have entire planets at our disposal, but yes they are really handy to standardize inputs and outputs I cant argue with that
Nice! I always got confused about buses, but this such a simple explaination. How many items do you normally have on a bus?
Glad it was helpful! As for how many items, the intent of this one is to have all of them :) Real talk though, generally I use the bus for commonly-used intermediate products. In this game, gears, circuits, engines, etc. are all great candidates.
@@MrRoboticWarfare cool, I'm going to give this a go on my playthrough! My factory at the moment is a bunch of spagehetti XD
Personally, I try not to have the bus too wide, so only things that I'd consider raw materials (copper ore isn't used by anything other than copper plates, so that's a raw material, same with refined silicon) So graphene, graphite, iron ore, iron plates, copper plates, refined silicon, sulphur, titanium, and deuterium are the things on my bus. Using those items, I can make anything else as I need them. It's not perfectly clean, but the spagetti is under control. I have a line of boxes at the bottom of my bus with all the manufacturable products that I can go collect as I need them.
@@randeknight nice, yeah I was thinkin gif you have the bus too wide then its all going to get a bit out of hand! Ill probably do the same items as you when i get round to planning a bus out!
What is common to use this? Creating all resources and building or need a limite?
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Now I'm really curious how you organise your research inputs or oil processing
Lol, complete chaos! Working on a better oil/research setup as we speak.
@@MrRoboticWarfare Interplanetary logistic stations. They are the best thing. Huge buses are a waste of time once you get them
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About to start playing DPS and I wonder, would you eventually have issues with this design with the planet curvature?
If you start at the equator and follow it east-west, you should have a decent amount of space to play with before a tile switch
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How did you get this planet with nothing but flat dirt to build on?
Heh, RNG baybee
@@MrRoboticWarfare Even with a seed number? Can you tell us what seed this is?
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Ah the factorio bus which is totally pointless in DSP, as soon as you get logistic stations using a bus is useless and a waste of resources.
true, but it is very handy to get your basic building resources in one spot. plus you can also add the logistic tower to the bus to take off resources/put them back on for when the time arises
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Dyson Sphere doesn't need a bus. Towers make everything exceptionally flexible. Once you got those, you barely need belts anymore to run things.
Do you have a networking education? Sounds like it.
No, but I am currently taking Networks course :P
The 'BUG' is fixed ... :( :( :( :(
I haven't checked myself, but do know that this is a directional behavior -- the ports must be facing in the East/West direction
@@MrRoboticWarfare You are right, it works only east to west. :-)
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