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place it top of a gear
place another gear connected to the gear that you put on top of another ~
(you may need to tab to swap back to attach mode)
repeat as desired
If you put a small gear on top of a large gear, it will slow down the rotation making turns take longer, but adding more torque (power)
if you put a large gear on a small gear, it will speed up making turns occur much faster, but reduce torque (power)
Torque is the force you are generating to meet the load.
To reduce the load needed, put small on large, then connect a large from that small one to the device. The load needed will reduce at the cost of taking longer to turn the device.
For increasing Torque, you basically just upgrade the torque upgrade. im either not far enough in the game yet or am missing something to help further, and thats why my ascension is gonna take like 10 hours at this rate lmao.
The kind of setup will be
1. large
2. small on top
3. large connected to that small
4. repeat 2-3 as needed to build torque
5. connect the large from your last step 3 to the device.
This is a random youtube video that briefly shows what I mean.
https://youtu.be/I-nWzMYohCY?t=315
It's actually a very clever mechanic, it took a little playing around to get used to it, but it's fun.
Also, if you rely on lubing gears to keep things moving smoothly, the compound gears interfere with that process - you'll need a lubing gear for each "circuit" separated by compound gears.
it lets you start a new gear chain anywhere on the map without having to be connected to any other gears. Great for enabling machines that are nowhere near the start area.