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So building components off site and shipping finished products tends to be a good idea - not to mention makes good sense.
Like I've got an oil field and I'm refining/building mats there before shipping them out.
It comes down to how you prefer to do things at that point - logistics is also key.
Yeah I dont want to centralize everything into a mega factory which is why I am trying to make a "modular" factory (factories spread out on the map )
Yeah I've got a "main base hub" where I started - so its a large facility - but that has to do with the fact there's like 6 iron nodes there.
But I make Steel/Caterium off site and ship it in.
I have a 96 Coal Power Plant long ways off - it also makes Gunpowder with left over coal - and ship that back in.
My Oil Field - all oil products made there and shipping it in.
Just to name a few things.
I'm working on one of the Ore Processing Centers right now. These are screenshots from the Iron & Steel floor:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3355050351
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3355054866
Each of those modules is a complete unit tuned to process 120 Iron Ore & Coal Into 102 Iron & 180 Steel Ingots.
We invented the wheel once, and now any one of us can just plop one down anywhere we need Iron & Steel.
I have similar BPs for pretty much every part that can be fit entirely within a single blueprint. Else, it just takes a couple extra BPs to complete the module (in which case notes on the BP and subcategory organization come into play).
EDIT: It all comes down to what kind of logistics you want to work with. Do you want a few long trains transporting thousands of items and parts, or do you want a bunch of smaller local networks that you can then later connect to transport just a few hundred here and there?
Thanks!
He was doing a blue print only build challenge and his modular and stacking factories are crazy good, but he also explains them and shares his blueprints.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZCxu3XCgkU
Thanks
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3338622043
currently playing around - putting smelters on top of the containers for ore makes a nice little smelter setup
One Mega Factory for everything