Yeah that tripped me up for a bit too. I colored my 1 m foundations so the top was Red for towards my home base and Green was for away. So I could follow the IALA region b red right returning guidance
I also use two blueprints for my rail construction that I alternate with to help make things flow
that has rails and rail signals built in
one that’s just foundation
In addition to the other tips here, I recommend having a two level rail system with one direction heading on one level and the opposite direction on a level above.
The pro is this way you don’t have to worry about making intersections that cross over your main rail lines.
The con is that you have to build enough space to ramp up your track connections on level 2 but that’s mitigated by just having around 2 train lengths of space length of space from the main rail before the train station
So it looks like this from the side
==========> Rails
---------------------- One meter foundation
At least 8 meters of space
<=========== Rails
----------------------- One meter foundation
If it makes you feel any better, that’s how I read the post too until you were corrected. I also missed the beginning sentence. Oops.
Sir, this is the Tavern of Wendy.
Pour one out for Sir Kitty, Knight of the Sofa, Protector of the Treats, Lord of the Snuggles!
From now on, this is how I assume one plays cricket.
You could always throw it into a packager lift up the bottles unpackage at the top and then return the bottles to start the process anew.
JK
But I did watch a video once where a guy took a cargo train and loaded with liquid water and brought it up to near world max height to then flow down all throughout his factory.
It’s public domain so they don’t have to pay for the copyright of a modern translation.
Honestly, I’d more judge you for microwaving tea.
No. He’s trolling you. No Reasonable person thinks this.
I still haven’t finished mourning my factory being obsolete by 1.0 to start.
I didn’t really read the books, I just listened on Audible, so I have a tendency to miss details.
Yeah the green from the rust and since they are called “smokers” and they burn metals… the image of cartoon characters being so mad smoke comes out of their ears appeared in my mind’s eye whenever the books mentioned copper burning.
I always imagined it as a faint green smoke coming out of the ears. This is much better
You see, killbots have a preset kill limit. Knowing their weakness, I sent wave after wave of my own men at them until they reached their limit and shut down. Dmitry, show them the medal I won.
He has a Masters degree in communication. I remember him talking about taking classes for it way back in the day.
This reminds me of one of the fake cover stories they made up for the Manhattan project wherein they stated they were trying to make a sub that could submerge in the Rio Grande.
It sounds like you are well on your way! Please feel free to ignore the rest of this post, I’m only writing in case it helps someone else one day.
I’m sorry that I didn’t explain that my redundancy against that problem which was that I made the blueprints in the shape of an “L” from above where I always knew as I was building away from my base that the _1 m foundation part of the L shape was always to my characters right as I was facing down the | part of the L. I could clearly spot whenever the track was wrong when the spacing between _ foundations was off
I didn’t care that it made the track look a little funky, and never really had times where the train rails would meet outside of the main hub base.