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| Name = Microchip Machine | | Name = Microchip Machine | ||
| Description = <!-- not an error... there isn't one in-game --> | | Description = <!-- not an error... there isn't one in-game --> | ||
| Recipe = | | Recipe = | ||
{{Machine Recipe | {{Machine Recipe | ||
| Input1Name = Construction Parts | | Input1Name = Construction Parts IV | ||
| Input1Qty = | | Input1Qty = 120 | ||
| Input2Name = Steel | |||
| Input2Qty = 40 | |||
}} | }} | ||
| Workers = | | Workers = 12 | ||
| Electricity = | | Electricity = 40 KW | ||
| | | MaintenanceII = 8 | ||
| Footprint = | | Computing = 10 | ||
| Research = | | Footprint = 7x4* | ||
| Research = Microchip Production | |||
| Designation = General Machines | |||
| Designation = General Machines | |||
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The '''Microchip Machine''' is a planned machine which produces {{infoicon|Microchips}} using a 12-stage process.<ref name="Microchip machine recipes">Mafi.Base.dll > Prototypes > Machines > MicrochipMakerData > MachineProtoBuilder > ProductProto</ref> At only 7x4 tiles, it is remarkably compact for such a multi-step production machine.<ref name="Microchip machine layout">Mafi.Base.dll > Prototypes > Machines > MicrochipMakerData > MachineProtoBuilder > SetLayout</ref> | |||
In the game files, it appears to have four [[Flat Conveyor]] inputs, two [[Pipe]] inputs, and one Flat Conveyor output.<ref name="Microchip machine layout"/> Presumably the lateral Flat Conveyor input is for {{infoicon|Silicon Wafer|plural=s|new=yes}} and intermediate Microchips stages. The remaining inputs appear to be designed to accept {{infoicon|Copper}}, {{infoicon|Plastic}}, {{infoicon|Gold}}, {{infoicon|Acid}}, and {{infoicon|Water}}. This would indicate that the main output is used for both intermediate stages and completed Microchips. | |||
If this analysis is correct, the Microchip Machine would be the first machine unlocked which heavily incentivizes the application of [[Wikipedia:Conveyor belt sushi|sushi belts]] to allow the machine to re-process its own intermediate outputs. This type of belt system would greatly reduce the number of machines required versus building an array of separate machines for each recipe in the production chain. The [[Flat Sorter]]'s proximity on the [[technology tree]] reinforces this theory and indicates the mechanic which will be used for the removal of completed Microchips from the sushi belt. | |||
==Recipes== | ==Recipes== |
Revision as of 08:21, 2 February 2022
Construction | |
Workers | 12 |
Electricity | 40 KW |
Computing | 10 TFlops |
Maintenance | 8.0 / 60 |
Footprint | 7x4* |
Required Research | Microchip Production |
Designation | General Machines |
This article documents unreleased game content. Any statistics, ratios, or specific applications may change prior to release, or it may be discarded entirely. The data below should be treated as unreliable. |
The Microchip Machine is a planned machine which produces Microchips using a 12-stage process.[1] At only 7x4 tiles, it is remarkably compact for such a multi-step production machine.[2]
In the game files, it appears to have four Flat Conveyor inputs, two Pipe inputs, and one Flat Conveyor output.[2] Presumably the lateral Flat Conveyor input is for Silicon Wafers and intermediate Microchips stages. The remaining inputs appear to be designed to accept Copper, Plastic, Gold, Acid, and Water. This would indicate that the main output is used for both intermediate stages and completed Microchips.
If this analysis is correct, the Microchip Machine would be the first machine unlocked which heavily incentivizes the application of sushi belts to allow the machine to re-process its own intermediate outputs. This type of belt system would greatly reduce the number of machines required versus building an array of separate machines for each recipe in the production chain. The Flat Sorter's proximity on the technology tree reinforces this theory and indicates the mechanic which will be used for the removal of completed Microchips from the sushi belt.
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Water Extraction & Processing | |
Food Production | |
Metallurgy & Smelting | |
Power Production | |
Crude Oil Refining | |
Waste Management | |
Transports | |
Storage |
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Buildings | |
Buildings (For Vehicles) | |
Housing & Services | |
Cargo Docks |
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