So I said I'd do something productive and the hint of getting started on circuits really didn't appeal. I knew however, that a wood farm would get my interest and maybe see me progress to finishing basic circuits. So that is where I started. The whole
And welcome back to the play through of Factorio, with Angel's and Bob's mods. If you are have just tuned in, here is what I got up to last time. Starting off this week with Angels Smelting. Here is the proposed Smelting Unit, a small simple
Welcome back to the base. If you are not sure what happened last time, then check here for the previous post! The first thing I decided to do, just to grease the wheels was return to the mining patches, ripping out all the old steam miners and installing the Electric
Welcome back to the slowly growing Factorio base. If you are not sure what happened last time, then check here for the previous post! So, the skunk works has been bashed together to just get enough things made to build more things. And that trend is going to continue, with
Right, here we are. If you are not sure what happened last time, then check here for the previous post! I've had a good think, crunched some numbers, drawn some diagrams. I've had to fill the steam engines up twice with coal by hand so far.
Right, here we are. It's time to start some serious work, by getting a lab running. I'm just going to splice in a simple boiler/engine combo at the bottom of the current pair. That should provide enough infrastructure for the lab to get the first
With the recent release of Angel's mods for Factorio 2.0, I can now restart a fresh new Bob's mods and Angel's mods play through. If you've not played these mods before, they add significant complexity to the processing chains making the