Rust Base Automation 2.0

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  @smarouchoc7300 · 1 month ago

  The electrical branches after the switches are not needed when you are running output from a single switch to a single destination.  Waste of 75 frags each. Another way to do this without the need for so many industrial splitters is the use of  the “everything except” filter on the conveyors.  One single stream from box to box, with the conveyor between them leaving behind what you want left in the previous box.  Not to say that is better or worse, just another method some might find easier, especially in a small base.

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  @011mpsguy · 10 days ago

  also to add to other comments, buttons do not require power, they generate 1 power when pressed thus you only need a button wired to an igniter without a power source to work. Just a heads up. Still found the video useful, and as others i dont understand the branches after the switches for the e-furnaces, just a branch after the switch would save alot of wall space for the electrical as you're very rarely going to just use 1 furnaces at a time anyways. But it's a solid foundational video for understanding this aspect of the game.

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• SE

  @sergiorossi9506 · 1 month ago

  you can achive the same with less than 1/3 of deployables and power. W fps

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  @Seakotry · 1 month ago

  2 c4 from an airdrop and you can kiss all that work goodbye

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• LU

  @Lucid_Dreamer515 · 1 month ago (edited)

  Wyf you can put power to storage adapter 🤔, do they require power in pc version 🤔

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• SE

  @Seakotry · 1 month ago

  Where is the workbench bro

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• FE

  @fedewoodward4216 · 1 month ago

  what about the sucker?

• JO

  @jonny199292 · 1 month ago (edited)

  -20 fps :))) on the power side use splitters one value divided by 3 with a brancher and out with switches .... simpler

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  @AllAboutAzul · 1 month ago

  Why tf are you putting a conveyor PER furnace?

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