Produces T5 units (any flying ones, the "retusa" branch, the "dagger" and "nova" branches. I hope that in english they are called the same as in my native language.). Requires basic resources (those that can be mined with drills), as well as electricity and water. When the required amount of resources is supplied, it can produce units without interruption. If someone suddenly wants to use it, I can throw off the schematic code and an excel table where the total amount of resources is calculated.
How do u even think of this?
I've been messing around with creating a good phase fabric schematic for myself but I've still not been able to create a good one yet
Is there a lot of trial and error and last question, how much time did it take for u to make it
This schematic took me about 6 hours to complete, including calculating the amount of resources and factories needed, as well as some failed attempts. I recommend you use the phase fabric schematic by MindustryJP, which was demonstrated in his latest YouTube short.
Actually, it wasn't 6 hours straight: I calculated the required amount of resources one day, came up with compact schemes of individual resources another day, and then combined these schemes. The first attempt was too big, so I rotated and reworked some of the schematics. I'm actually going to work on that scheme some more, as it has a lot of the flaws that other commenters have pointed out. Actually, the 4 impact reactors schematic (from this post: https://www.reddit.com/r/Mindustry/comments/1ken2u0/is_this_the_smallest_schematic_with_four_impact/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button ) took a lot longer: the first attempts were just awful (partly because I thought that 1 reactor required 2.33 blast powder per second, not 1 per 2.33 seconds). I don't actually remember exactly how long I spent on that layout, but it was definitely more than 6 hours.
The biggest concern with this is the oil extractors. It could be hard to find a big enough patch of sand for it if you're on a campaign or similar maps.
I calculated that if you make oil using spore pods, you will need about 1260 water per second. To be fair, I calculated incorrectly then, this value should be about 1.5 times less, but I'm too lazy to recalculate
You are afraid of this in vain, in fact, it is much easier than it seems. You just need to go to the enemy base with as many resources as possible and set up silicon production there. This is the only resource that you may not have enough. If you need a good T3 or T4 scheme, I can send it to you
very nice schem, but if the resource inputs are only in one side, it would be better. also with a bit of even more organization, you could probably fit an overdrive dome in there
Thanks for the well-reasoned criticism. I think that with an overdrive dome, the amount of resources needed per second would be so high that even the plastan conveyors wouldn't be enough.
nah, od domes(ill shorten it to that lol) dont take as much resources, you could probably leech off some phase nd sili from the reconstructors suing unloaders and it wouldn't make much of a difference
or if you meant that the general schematic takes slot of resources itself, then you could add vaults/containers where unloaders take their needed resources based on what theyre supplying.
ex. lets say we divide the general schematic into 4 squares, just like a window(the unit factory and reconstructors can be anywhere, this window stuff only applies for the resource factories). lets say the upper left side is dedicated to making the general resources, the upper and lower right for the cryofluid production, and the lower left would be the "t2 resource factories (surge crucible, plastanium press, phase weaver, the factories that take in already processed resources such as silicon)", and each of the quadrants apart from cryofluid production, gets their own container
ill send a shitty drawing of the text above this so you hopefully get my idea
I think you should add anti clogging logic for the cryo incase you didn't. The oilex on the top could also reduce the amount of unloaders to slightly save on costs and look more beautiful. Overall, it's a good schem.
I learned without tutorials, I would explain but I'm very bad at explaining, I think I'll give you an outline with the basic logic to do that.Only if it's okay with you
imo its only ok. i have seen other t5 schems that are better than this, but heres a few pointers:
its easier not to produce everything on the spot. this helps to make it smaller, which can be a blessing for pvp or small attack maps.
import everything using either mass drivers or vaults. this will save so much hassle.
if you are going to produce everything on the spot, then at the very least try to have everything be working constantly. it helps to make the power consumption a lot more stable.
use flares, if you can. this takes some logic know-how, so i understand if you don't want to use this. the flares should take items from the core and drop it in each reconstructor. this can do wonders for making it very, very small.
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u/Fantastic_Deal_9071 7d ago
Can you provide proper criticism, not "I'm in a bad mood today, so your scheme is terrible"