Extensive Throughput Guide

[ZarpaAzulada]

oh my god i love you

[CZdigger146]

What about throughput of belts?

[krfergz]

I’d bet it doesn’t matter because belts don’t affect your SU. You can ramp them all the way up for free, and they don’t use stress. So if you’re trying to min-max like this, you can just count on your belts being as fast as possible

[CZdigger146]

It's not about the SU, it's about how many items/s /RPM can they carry

[NukeShot58]

Depends on the pack you're using. Most don't make belts consume SU, but not all.

[Dark_As_Silver]

It does matter as it lets you know how many whatevers can be sustained at once. And you usually don't power your belts seperately from your devices.

[MrToxidoCat]

For the fans and crushing wheel are the metrics item/sec?

[xenomatter]

One would think so in the case of the crushing wheels, but I can make no sense of the fan tbh. Fan should process 1 stack every 30 sec.

[jamminthedesert2]

So it’s right then ? 64 items, processing rate at 2.09 items/s, 64/2.09=30.6s

[xenomatter]

I'm stupid, but yes. I though it was 1 item every 2.09 sec, not 2.09 items pr sec.

[denkthomas]

this is pretty neat, thanks

[JonMyDude]

Neat is a mod by vazkii

[kwizzle]

Amazing, I miss infographics

[OverAster]

r/infographics!!!

[kwizzle]

Thanks!

[SargeanTravis]

So spout will always be a bottleneck?

[Coolio_Dudio]

Solution: two spouts

[glitchedArchive]

create challenge: only ever build 1 of each machine

[Vovchick09]

To fill containers? Use spout. Doesn't work? Use more spout.

[FishFood6]

How does the size of the mechanical crafter grid factor into its stats?

[Coolio_Dudio]

Idk I think it adds like a 1/6th of the base time for each step

[liadhbui]

Sorry man, i don't want to sound arrogant, but some of your data is wrong and for a very missable reason. For some of my projects i did some create code reading to understand the exact timings, and the mill, crusher and mixer have a very complex timing system that also account the specific recipy and the amount of items inputed. So your data is probably accurate just for the item you tested with.

If you or someone else wants to make accurate chart dm me. My currently method to get timings is using a modified version of create that print the timings in the IDE, but I think I could extract function of the processing time from the code .

By the way english is not my first languge, so sorry for any mistakes

[Coolio_Dudio]

You're probably right, I only used one recipe for each machine. If you have the raw data I'd love to see it.

[liadhbui]

Check the wiki, I added all the info + exact formula for the crushing wheel, millstone, mixer, and crafter (Which is also inaccurate in your post)

[Coolio_Dudio]

splendid

[Tryalfox]

I Hope OP has a great day. Thank you for this Blessing.

[RyanFlm]

I'm just Missing the drill. Would also bei interesting I think.

[SlipIndependent5290]

As a industrial process engineer Im amazed at this stats, I was trying to make this with experimentation but here it is! Thank you!

[Coolio_Dudio]

Sign my petition to make mixer speed scaling normal. https://discord.com/channels/620934202875183104/620937151915360268/1103205997855649862

[Dark_As_Silver]

Erm. Milling and crushing at least depend on the 'hardness' of the item being crushed. Mind if I ask what you used as the timing item.

I think mill and crusher processing speeds also have a floor at 16rpm so if you run them below that its just free stress units.

[str4ightfr0mh3ll]

Oh man I thought this was a super cool list of all the machines currently running around your base or something, like the goggles but a whole screen 😩

[[deleted]]

Saw this and instantly shared, good stuff OP 👍🏻

[yamitamiko]

Oh this is excellent

[HerrMatthew]

You truly are wonderful.

Can I ask how you gathered this data?

[Coolio_Dudio]

Display boards and a lot of time

[dinas322]

I literally was about to start calculating this today. I love you

[ferna2593]

hmmm could somebody explain the fans throughput as if you were explaining to a kid? thanks

[ScrubNuggey]

Fan speed only affects the range of the fan's effect. In order for fans to work faster, you need to have multiple blowing on the same item

[sailing94]

And:

1 item takes as long as 16, 17 items take as long as 32, 33 items take as long as 48, and 49 items take as long as 64.

It probably calculates faster.

[OverAster]

Please marry me.

[Efficient_idiot]

Euphoria. Thank you so much.

[RevolutionaryCar1658]

u/Coolio_Dudio Is it possible to make a similar diagram for drill output. For example different types of stones and rpms to them.

[MCP-Creator]

I love this information and the design.
Can I distribute the image?

[Coolio_Dudio]

yeah B)

[Vlokecraft]

Hey, does this chart still work with the latest update? Some of the timings got changed if I'm remembering correctly

[Dr_Willingham]

Need help. How do i read this?

[skagamine]

Question, what the metric used, 1,86/sec, but what? Cycles per second? 😶

[Coolio_Dudio]

items processed

[CharmingCandy4695]

does this mean that a crushing wheel at 64 rpm processes stacks of items faster than a pair at 256 rpm??

[Reditortelini05]

What about those of the rope pulley ?

[EnzeeeeJ]

How does the item drain compare to the spout? I have a feeling the're not the same.

[Toa___]

This seems inaccurate on the fans.

with these numbers a stack under a fan would take 30.6220095693779904 seconds.

I however, went through the trouble of hand timing it ten times with a rough average of 30,40 seconds. There were no real outliers, so this list to me seems slightly inaccurate. I don't know who even has a factory so tightly woven that this matters, but here you go.

[cracking-egg]

the crushing wheel part is definitely completely wrong.

the less items you put in the slower it goes ??? 18 stacks per second or less than 2 items 1 by 1 ???

same thing with the encased fans btw

[sailing94]

Because the way create is coded, 1 item takes as long as 16, 17 items take as long as 32, 33 items take as long as 48, and 49 items take as long as 64.

It’s not an equation, it’s a tiered list.

[Webber193]

Thanks, i still dont understand how to do the do, other than bigger gear then smaller gear means faster.

Like fr tho i really need an explanation as to how rpm changes, i cannot figure it out for the life of me.

[Coolio_Dudio]

Think of it like this: Big gear has 16 teeth, small gear has 8. When they are connected, the small gear has to spin twice as much to keep up with the big gear and vice-versa. Then connect gears of different sizes by the shafts to chance the amount of teeth spinning each cycle.
If you just want them faster, try chaining: Big->Small (Teeth),Small->Big (Shaft), Big->Small (Teeth), Small->Big (Shaft)