Nicely done, since you are open for suggestions, I see that you have a complex system to feed the greens when you don't need it like that. Maybe later I post an image but here is an explanation of what I have in mind (didn't test not sure if it works) Outputting from the right most green pack goes ...

no autosaves?

looks like the only iron you'll ever need... That iron patch is what other iron patchs aspire to be if they eat right and work out.

How long did it take you to inventthis pattern? Had the 3-3 part for a week or more, and used to build blue pack assemblers close to my oil, but I prefered giving blue packs their own dedicated adv. circuit assemblers and I dislike having science packs on really long belts so it made sense to exten...

Firstly the little part in my brain that demands efficiency screams every time I watch an LP and see people with about 4 or 5 of each red/green/blue science pack assemblers, with massive backlogs of red and green science packs sitting on belts. Also they normally have far too many assemblers to make...

Very nice setup! I will try this out in my next game

Great post! Very nice builds you have there, I have one point of criticism though, your red:green ratio is asymmetric, the red packs cost 5 seconds to build each, and the green packs cost 6 seconds. If you have enough labs to drain the production of these setups, your bottleneck will be green scien...

Hi folks, here are some some highly compact factory module patterns I have been using for red and green science pack production, which are very easy to attach to your main copper/iron/circuit trunk. Let me know what you think! The 3-3 Science Module Stage 1: Requirements: Automation, Logistics https...