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Every process takes certain amount of time or duration to happen. Currently, the smallest measurement unit is half a day, represented by 1[[File:Clock.png|16x16px]] . Therefore, 60[[File:Clock.png|16x16px]] represent an in-game month. | Every process takes certain amount of time or duration to happen. Currently, the smallest measurement unit is half a day, represented by 1[[File:Clock.png|16x16px]] . Therefore, 60[[File:Clock.png|16x16px]] represent an in-game month. | ||
Each month has 30 days, and each year has 12 months or 360 days. | |||
== Game Speed == | |||
At the normal speed. one day takes 2 real life seconds. This speed can be then doubled, or tripled. | |||
== Production == | |||
On the info panel for machines with recipes is a checkbox labeled show / 60[[File:Clock.png|16x16px]]. This option changes the recipe display to show the amount of products over 60[[File:Clock.png|16x16px]] instead of the machine's inherent cycle. The wiki displays both numbers at the same time. | |||
Show / 60[[File:Clock.png|16x16px]] could be described as the theoretical output, because it normalizes the machine's output over time. This makes it easier to compare the output and input of different machines when planning logistics and automation. | |||
However, the numbers available through this option represents a best case and perfect interoperability between machines. In most cases, machines are connected via belts, pipes, or chutes which introduce dynamics which keep particular machines starved and unable to output their theoretical maximum. These effects scale in proportion with the amount of items being transported. | |||
== Statistics Window == | |||
Each point numbered on the statistics display represents 1 month when viewing 120 days and 1 year or 12 months when viewing longer timescales. | |||
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Every process takes certain amount of time or duration to happen. Currently, the smallest measurement unit is half a day, represented by 1
. Therefore, 60 represent an in-game month.
Each month has 30 days, and each year has 12 months or 360 days.
Game Speed
At the normal speed. one day takes 2 real life seconds. This speed can be then doubled, or tripled.
Production
On the info panel for machines with recipes is a checkbox labeled show / 60. This option changes the recipe display to show the amount of products over 60 instead of the machine's inherent cycle. The wiki displays both numbers at the same time.
Show / 60 could be described as the theoretical output, because it normalizes the machine's output over time. This makes it easier to compare the output and input of different machines when planning logistics and automation.
However, the numbers available through this option represents a best case and perfect interoperability between machines. In most cases, machines are connected via belts, pipes, or chutes which introduce dynamics which keep particular machines starved and unable to output their theoretical maximum. These effects scale in proportion with the amount of items being transported.
Statistics Window
Each point numbered on the statistics display represents 1 month when viewing 120 days and 1 year or 12 months when viewing longer timescales.
