Closed Kajgohan closed 1 month ago
That is the intended behavior for maximise. It makes all products equally. Generally not recommended to use it anyway, since it doesn't optimise for raw resources
Then how do you optimize for raw resources? I assume maximizing output should be relative to input?
The normal "items/min" mode optimises for raw resources
Not if you've got multiple outputs, then you have to balance them yourself. I guess at this point I'm asking for a feature. But the most intuitive method feels like ordering outputs by priority then maximizing each, given remaining input resources.
By "optimising for raw resources" I mean "picking most resource efficient way to produce your goal". However that only worka for items/min production, as the "maximise" mode (enabled if there's at least one maximise item) optimises for max production instead
All output values are set to max. But as you can see, it generated a factory that produces the same amount of each product. It looks like computers are produced slowest and the tool is making that the cap for all products. As you can see, plastic is the only input being 100% utilized. Since we are also producing iron plates, we should be able to produce way more iron plates given plastic is not in the production line for that output.