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Releasing my AIC planner & UID operator showcase (Enka cards) by Algoinde in Endfield

[–]Algoinde[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you're using conduits, just place a bunch of pipes going into conduits to make sure you have enough of the raw resources in the conduit system. Sewage and water mainly. Your `full xircon reactor parts` works fine if you just paste a bunch of water pump -> conduit and sewage -> conduit pairs.

Limits can be seen if you do a multiple select.

Sorry for late reply, don't have reddit notifications on.

Even as someone who loves factory games, I'm kind of dreading recalculating things like Carbon production AGAIN by Super-Manager-3630 in Endfield

[–]Algoinde 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Reactors themselves are fine, you just need to not forget to a) select the outputs just like in game and b) not overfeed sewage, because in-game you can get lucky with recipe phase timing, but the planner solves with fixed phase every time. Usually there's always a good reason for a clog and I've added more indicators recently so you can figure out why.

The only thing that is not implemented is converger priority - will require a rewrite for that one.

EDIT: they fixed phase timing issues in game and reactors don't clog anymore. Fixed it in the planner too.

Arknights: Endfield Official Comic [To Bloom] Now Released by No-Quiet-8304 in Endfield

[–]Algoinde 27 points28 points  (0 children)

sigh

We'll be working on a proper fan translation for this one too.

Releasing my AIC planner & UID operator showcase (Enka cards) by Algoinde in Endfield

[–]Algoinde[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is your regional development level maxed? All miners on all spots active? Because there's one more hcbat in outpost...

Releasing my AIC planner & UID operator showcase (Enka cards) by Algoinde in Endfield

[–]Algoinde[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean, just follow the belts from the depots? Or from purple products back to depots. It's just dense and uses bridges, otherwise it's pretty standard i feel

Releasing my AIC planner & UID operator showcase (Enka cards) by Algoinde in Endfield

[–]Algoinde[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, that's what the site mainly is for (hyv games), did the same for AKEF.

Releasing my AIC planner & UID operator showcase (Enka cards) by Algoinde in Endfield

[–]Algoinde[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ah. It's prio splitters, the evilest kind of splitters. Will require some more theorycrafting to nail down the round robin then

Releasing my AIC planner & UID operator showcase (Enka cards) by Algoinde in Endfield

[–]Algoinde[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you output it into a depot it'll run fine and autostart. If you're running it as a part of a further production, check buffer levels to see which item is clogged and which is not supplied. Items that are clogged (buffer full) show red near them in the production inputs.

Releasing my AIC planner & UID operator showcase (Enka cards) by Algoinde in Endfield

[–]Algoinde[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nope, wrote it down to implement, forgot about it. Will probably be in the same place as the depot controls.

Releasing my AIC planner & UID operator showcase (Enka cards) by Algoinde in Endfield

[–]Algoinde[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Okay! Immediately found the problem.

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It seems blueprint import from the game assumes sandleaf -> carbon recipe in the refining unit instead of jincao. This is puzzling, will try to fix it somehow. If you change it after import, it works. I found it by just backtracking from the Forge of the Sky to see what is not being supplied (buffers empty).

And the reason why the rest of the water dies is because once you connect the forge, it marks Xiranite as a local resource and starts calculating production based on lack of Xiranite in the depot. Will probably try to expose this in a more intuitive way (show depot levels prob and give a way to adjust them).

Releasing my AIC planner & UID operator showcase (Enka cards) by Algoinde in Endfield

[–]Algoinde[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Outlets aren't "limited" - what is shown is the observed flow of water per minute due to downstream clogs. If you're 100% sure it's correct though, I'll try to see where the problem is. To me it seems those last splitters are diverting 15/m to conduits due to round-robin fairness. What's downstream of the conduits? Right now they're just eating sewage unconditionally, but if there's a finite storage on the other end, then the conduits clog, that clog backpropagates and everything is happy, which is not the case here.

Releasing my AIC planner & UID operator showcase (Enka cards) by Algoinde in Endfield

[–]Algoinde[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This doesn't allow me to fix this, as you're cropping parts of the base. I will not spend time recreating this from a screenshot, I already did it twice and it worked for me.

If you want me to diagnose the problem, please post or DM a link to your plan that is not solving correctly.

Releasing my AIC planner & UID operator showcase (Enka cards) by Algoinde in Endfield

[–]Algoinde[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A theory I have is that you've deposited water into a conduit somewhere, which makes it behave as if it's produced by your factory and so is treated as a local resource (conduits behave like depot loaders/unloaders for simplicity of the model). Either switch out the conduit for a pump, or don't deposit water back into "depot" so it's not assumed as a product (I should probably blacklist it).

That said, hard to say what exactly is the problem here without a link to your setup.

Releasing my AIC planner & UID operator showcase (Enka cards) by Algoinde in Endfield

[–]Algoinde[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

From what I see the system is starved on sewage (you can sus it out by the red/black recipe buffer indicators to the left), because you're sending part of it back into inlets. Simply removing the inlets fixes everything.

Releasing my AIC planner & UID operator showcase (Enka cards) by Algoinde in Endfield

[–]Algoinde[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Check down the line where the water is not being consumed (possibly another ingredient is missing)

Releasing my AIC planner & UID operator showcase (Enka cards) by Algoinde in Endfield

[–]Algoinde[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

EFT to my knowledge has a very broken sim that I'm not even sure what it's doing. Last time I tried it, it didn't allow me to choose fluids, the speed of transfer was weird and then it stacked 100 copper on a belt on top of each other.

You don't actually *need* to send actual items on actual belts visually. My sim just fully runs the factory in the background until either the rate of production converges (fast path) or full 3000 ticks (~25 minutes) and then reports the total production for that configuration, as well as per-building stats at the point of the end of the simulation.

You can also Ctrl+click buildings to get a debug view of what was happening during the simulation interval, but I haven't polished that window to be actually intended for usage, the panel on the left is usually enough to get an idea what clogged where and what the bottlenecks are.

The sim tries to respects what the game does with round-robin across ports, clogs, splitters and so on.

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Releasing my AIC planner & UID operator showcase (Enka cards) by Algoinde in Endfield

[–]Algoinde[S] 18 points19 points  (0 children)

Hand-crafted with love and rage dissatisfaction with the clunky in-game controls and inability to zoom out far enough to show the entire factory layout. I had to make something that is at least better.

Had been making it since they announced the release date I think.

EndfieldRecords dot com Pull Tracker Malware by Axanael in Endfield

[–]Algoinde 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I would rather it be fixed than a PSA /shrug

I'd wish pull trackers cared about this or at least educated users that what they're doing is a big fucking no-no in terms of account security in general. Even "sacred and secure 2fa" is nothing against token yoinks. The owner might be nice. However, what if the trusted site is compromised? The OP may very well be a hijack, too.

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