belt and miner, number in Parentheses?

[Raven]

Using belt and miners mod for some qol and im building an oil power plant, the refinery takes in 60(120) crude oil and puts out 40(80) plastic + 20(40) heavy oil residue.

The first number is double to a standard refinary but, does anyone know what the number in the parentheses means?
Regards


screenshot
https://ibb.co/BB8sYcC

[Mihle]

It usually looks like that when you have OCed to 200% or removed 200% OC, and it hasn't taken effect yet because the crafting cycle it's on haven't finished yet.

If mod does anything that cause it I don't know.

[RadioIesbian Fluid]

Its typically showing what your overclock is set to.
60(120) would be a 200% overclock.
Not sure why its doing that in your screenshot tho.

[Phoenix Cat]

Originally posted by RadioIesbian Fluid:

Its typically showing what your overclock is set to.
60(120) would be a 200% overclock.
Not sure why its doing that in your screenshot tho.

It's because the machine is IDLE and not gone thru another cycle.

[RadioIesbian Fluid]

Originally posted by Phoenix Cat:

Originally posted by RadioIesbian Fluid:

Its typically showing what your overclock is set to.
60(120) would be a 200% overclock.
Not sure why its doing that in your screenshot tho.

It's because the machine is IDLE and not gone thru another cycle.

theres no power shards in it and its set to 100%

[Phoenix Cat]

Originally posted by RadioIesbian Fluid:

Originally posted by Phoenix Cat:

It's because the machine is IDLE and not gone thru another cycle.

theres no power shards in it and its set to 100%

If he IDLED the machine before it cycled it would still show them.

[Kage Goomba]

Setting aside its modded - first blush - the number in parenthesis is what the machine will "consume" and "output" per min.

As it's been said before - that's usually how it looks when you are overclocking/underclocking - key word - usually.

[Fenix]

Anything in parentheses means what the next production cycle is going to operate at… though those numbers look off…. Oh mod right…
Anyway, the numbers will change to 120/80/40 without parentheses when next cycle starts

[Raven]

Originally posted by Phoenix Cat:

Originally posted by RadioIesbian Fluid:

It's because the machine is IDLE and not gone thru another cycle.

Its always shown regardless of idle, overclocking or underclocking.

[Phoenix Cat]

Originally posted by Raven:

Originally posted by Phoenix Cat:

Its always shown regardless of idle, overclocking or underclocking.

You were saying...See Pic. Just took. :P

https://steamuserimages-a.akamaihd.net/ugc/2398822869389753550/20EB6EF079F0C901F43419AF7883B9E40A441D2D/?imw=5000&imh=5000&ima=fit&impolicy=Letterbox&imcolor=%23000000&letterbox=false

[Kage Goomba]

Originally posted by Phoenix Cat:

Its always shown regardless of idle, overclocking or underclocking.

Normally? No.

Just for the first cycle then when you walk away it locks in - but with a Mod - your guess is good as mine.

[Crunchy[Daz]]

It updates its clock when it either starts producing an item or finishes producing one. If you change it before that, you usually get those numbers that indicate what the numbers are going to change to next cycle.

[BeefStrokinOff]

It's just showing you what the new input/output rate will be on clocked machines when they produce things

[Porked!]

Maybe it's just the mod doing its thing. The numbers do look real off after all with vanilla recipe being 20/min at 100%... and here it's projecting a 400% rate.

[Dragonmaster]

As stated it’s what the machine will run at the next cycle. Since the machine is idle, I won’t updateri the next cycle

[Raven]

Originally posted by Pokie!:

Maybe it's just the mod doing its thing. The numbers do look real off after all with vanilla recipe being 20/min at 100%... and here it's projecting a 400% rate.

way off, the constructor mk8 shows 4000(200.000.01) when making screws and 6000(300.000.008) for wires to cable, its only machines added by this mod that does this.