Factory Town вЂ“ Definitive Campaign Guide with Tips for v1.Factory Town вЂ“ Guide to Conveyor Belts and Carts (Efficient Use) Release: 2019 Developer: Erik Asmussen OS: 7, 8, 10 (64-bit) Processor: Dual Core CPU Graphics: 256 MB Memory: 1 Gb Storage: 250 Mb Steam Reviews: Very.Factory Town вЂ“ Market and Store Tips for New Players (How to Supply).Overground/3d pipes are inferior to 2d pipes and should only be used as a last resort when 2d pipes canвЂ™t be built (eg floating/elevated buildings).Underground pipes are excellentвЂ¦.you want to use them when you can.

I actually find metal carts more fun to use on their own.

Trains are much faster and hold more capacity than metal carts.

They key with metal carts though is using logistic filters, cart filters, loader/unloader filters, signal tags, and editing the global rules to allow them to carry non-loose bulk. Unlike belts, they are very good at handling mixed resource types.

Metal carts/metal rail is actually pretty good and very fun.

Wood rail isnвЂ™t greatвЂ¦but investing in this early makes upgrading to metal rail much later.

Even with compute blocks, you mostly only want one resource type on a belt to avoid nasty jams.

Belts are okвЂ¦but early belts are too slow and belts with mixed items create huge congestion issues.

Chutes are viable into the late-mid-game but need need tricks to go up hill and only handle loose bulk.

Boats are decent and can handle complicated crisis-crossing routes very well without traffic jams or creating spaghetti.

Wagons/caravans are solid, but they canвЂ™t go through each other like people and they can create serious traffic jams.Individual workers/people are surprisingly good even into the mid-gameвЂ¦but they only hold 1 item.

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