BIMSystem - Tier 4 20 Stators

Input left: 90 [Iron/Coal], 90 [Iron/Coal], 80 [Copper] Output right: 20 Stators

BIMSystem - The BIMSystem is a system of modular, mostly 4x4x4 (MK I) blueprints that feature a standardized layout. The layout features a logistics floor at the bottom, with inputs on the front left and outputs front right. These are split internally for factory use and then passed through to thre rear.

They can be combined by placing multiple blueprints behind one another, or by stacking them using the BIMSystem stacking adapter, a dedicated logistics floor that can be used to connect blueprinted factories in any desirable way.

Care has been taken to minimize clipping, but it has not been entirely possible to eliminate it completely.
  • Creado el 2/10/2024 18:28:47
  • Última actualización el 2/10/2024 18:29:31
  • gnarlyCrone - 25/10/2024 22:32:37

    Thank you for your answer. Also, thank you for providing the numbers.

  • bimbar - 23/10/2024 10:05:01

    Not really. If I haven't stated the input amounts, it probably means I was too lazy to go back into the game and check the machines myself. You will mostly find that machines use 120 iron, hence 4 smelters. That means, if steel is used, also 120 coal. Not sure how much copper though.

  • gnarlyCrone - 22/10/2024 23:03:55

    Hello, First of all, thank you so much for your wonderful blueprints. I am a 75 year old female gamer and struggle with some of the setups. Your blueprints have made my factory organization so far much much easier, and to be honest, much more esthetically pleasing. I do have a question though. On the rotor and stator blueprints, the input amounts are not stated. Is there an easy way to calculate the amount of input ores needed other than by trying to go into the factory and check each machine?

  • bimbar - 13/10/2024 16:53:28

    Kind of, I tried to avoid a dependency on quartz.

  • BobTheDestroyer - 13/10/2024 16:38:03

    Would it have killed you to labelled the inputs on your blueprints, so I don't have to find out via trial and error what goes in where...