#Infinifactory jams full
#Infinifactory jams Pc

#Infinifactory jams Pc

Puzzle games are one of those rare genres where the PC can sometimes shine less brightly than elsewhere. To see this content please enable targeting cookies. Read on for more time travel, rearranged tiles, hidden objects and hexed cells than you could ever want. Plucking the peak of PC puzzling, we break down what makes them so special, and put them in the correct order. If you need to reduce input rate at all to do this then you'll probably overall do worse.The world's most accurate ranking of the 25 best puzzle games ever to reach a computer. After that, it's all about delay between products. It only affects the delay of the first product to arrive. In any case, you'll only save a few cycles with this. If you move in just one direction, rather than diagonally, your structure needs to be at least four long to get any benefit. It always only takes two cycles to do the rotations but you move the structure more. As the structure gets bigger, the benefit also gets better. If you need to move diagonally, a structure three long in some direction can move four conveyor's worth in two cycles. But your premade levers solve that problem.Д®ven without the lever, you can move large structures faster with rotators rather than conveyors. I just figured that the rotation idea wouldn't work well because you need to build up your lever from input blocks which is going to waste way more time than using the same inputs to build the output product. I thought about using rotators to move blocks quickly but I didn't think of using the basic structure blocks as the lever.

#Infinifactory jams full

Originally I tried using 2x2 rotators so the arm span a full 360, but it was slower and it proved problematic welding stuff to the end of the arm.

I'm not sure who came up with it so I can't give credit, I think I saw it in a reddit post somewhere.

This is the oscillating mechanism I'm using. It's really a proof of concept and the factory isn't particularly efficient so the overall time is nothing special, but they sure do whip across the map. You'd probably save a ton of cycles doing this rather than doing all the construction at ground level then hoisting them up. As this was adapted from an existing solution the design currently uses placed blocks for this, but if the factory were totally redesigned you could run at max speed and use spare gun parts, which would mean it'd run indefinitely.ДЄlso, if the factory were rebuilt from scratch you could have it vertically orientated to construct the guns vertically as they're being raised to the pickup point. The guns are manufactured in the factory with an extra block attached which gets eviscerated upon transportation, as such only one block is wasted per gun. It takes two ticks to complete one oscillation and carries a gun over every other trip (The gun factory is the limiting factor here). It uses a massive oscillating arm which goes back & forth picking up the point defence guns and dumping them at the other side of the level.