Motor 10/min MK.3

youre producing one constructor too much copper wire. system kept tripping for hours while i spent more time figuring out what was wrong i could have just built it myself, aswell as your daisy chaining mod or whatever, you remove the machine that makes too much wire and you have to rewire everything, idk why you cant do it like others where its daisy chained but you can still attach and disconnect back onto the daisy chain. 0 stars and this only makes 10 per minute, motors being quite a necessary item when you even need to automate them at this point.

Hello, great blueprint, i noticed though there is a smelter doing 100% straight into a constructor doing 50% (creating iron plates) therefore creating power fluctuations, easy fix thought you should know you could then lower blueprint cost by 15 iron ore :)

@Katoo Awesome thank you for explaining that to me, love your builds, keep up the amazing work, hope you have a good day

Prismo it is a mod with name "Daisy chain". But now mods are not available, still there is option, setup beam clipping with machine on right place, snap wall power outlet on beam, on same position, where machine power connection is. So both plugs will be on same place. Then connect machine to wall power outlet. And then you can connect 4 cables to same place as machine power plug. Visually it seems, you are connecting machine, but in reality, you are connecting wall outlets together. It is a pain to bring it exactly to same position, but once you create one machine, you can blueprinted others. Road barrier is key point, because it has no snap point and you can freely move object and found correct place to snap.

@Katoo Yeah ok, fair enough, if it was enclosed in a warehouse like some of your other builds I'd daisy chain them along the walls all roof like you said tbh but genuinely though, how did you do it, I'd like to know because maybe I will start trying it myself with my own builds in future, thanks btw

@Prismo thats point of view. I hate when someone put power poles everywhere and then drag cables to each machine. For me, this daisy chain wiring is much more elegant. Anyway, no issue to rewire it. Probably easiest way(and nicer than power poles) is to build beam ramp over machines and connect each machine to this ramp.

Hey man, how are you connecting all the buildings to themselves and then somehow powering all of them? For the game that seems a bit unrealistic and is bordering on cheating it almost just to make it neat, other than that, love your builds, they are always great, just wish the power wasn't set up that way and the builds are usually too big for me to go through a rewire

coleman984 check first image and you will connected cable to wall outlet over blue merger.

No idea where the power connection, couldn't find it. So I had to rewire a bunch of stuff. 2/5

ahhh steel wire, ok I get it! everything works perfectly!

Shiki, input is written in comment. Iron, coal and rotor. No stator, because they are produced.

Sorry! I'm a bit new to this but... I see no input for the stators? Where do they come from if there's no copper input? Alternate recipes?

kfunk, do NOT load it to designer. Just build it and you can use it. No reason to load it to designer(and it is not possible by the way).

It's unfortunate, I wasn't able to load it since I don't have the blueprint mk2. To get the blueprint mk2 I need motors :P The irony.

How are you connecting all the buildings to power through each other without using poles? Are you editing them somehow in SCIM?

Thank you!!!

Works like a charm, easy to combine w/ the Rotor blueprint too! 10/10 would recommend

Thank you for sharing this great blueprint!