How To Build the Super Forge v1 Module in Rust 

i had made a setup like this once. I didn't want it using up my power, so i set it up to a blocker, which was hooked to the the end of my chain of branches (used for things like lights and other circuits.) The ore input conveyers "filter fail" output would block the power to the splitters (no ore to smelt, no power.) I then hooked the output conveyer's "filter pass" to a blocker that would block the other blocker. (If there is leftover ore still smelting, block the input conveyer from blocking power to the smelters.) So it would automatically shut off, only when there was no ore to be smelted, and there was no ore already smelting. Had to use a "And Switch" to push enough power through the second blocker

Your channel is a hidden gem. I was really enjoying learning automatization in Rust and wanted to make a couple of detailed guides on making similar schemes myself, in order to help others's Rust experience, but your stuff is fairly comprehensive enough. Love to see it, and this DEFINITELY deserves way more audience. Have my sub, wish this channel to grow rapidly. Keep up the good work!

i think the electricity can be more efficient if we use more splitter than branches. for example the bottom system has 3 spliters each which takes 10 power, so 30 in total, we connect the three spliter to another spliter , we give this spliter 31 of power, from the main branch(the one on the frame outside) this way we saved 3 units of power+ cost of 3 branches

Button + Igniter = light furnaces without needing outside power from the grid Also one thing I do with my industrial furnace setups is limit the input of material into the furnace to like 100 or 200 per furnace, so the first one in line isn’t holding 1000 while the last one in line is empty, holding a bigger stack doesn’t make them cook any faster so I usually do a stack limit to share the workload evenly, this is a great setup :)

49 subs?? Wtf? Underrated as hell. Subbed for sure.

I love the look of this, and that grate really adds to the industrial feel! One tip to avoid potential headache in the future - when wiring up the furnaces, wire a line to the turn ON of each of the furnaces, and hook that up to a timer or something. When servers restart, if the electric furnaces don't have power (if this system is turned off during a server restart) they will default to OFF even when power is reapplied. Having a little switch to turn them all on ensures you won't have to tear this neat little cube apart if that ever happens. You can even leave the switch disconnected from main power so it doesn't take extra power drain just sitting there, but at least you'll have it if you need it!

a superlarge problem with facepunch bugs with selfdestroying pipes when you upgrading something, and bad energy efficiency. Concept is interesting but the main problem is disappearing pipes, so far furnaces will be useless + you have to turn it on again when the server restarts

bro can u make rust Tutorial i wanna get the game but Idk what to do i watch streamers / tutorials but there is no basics tutorials

Great Vid.

Hello. So I just tried this and I cannot place the grill in the floor frame. I play on rust console. Is it not allowed in console to do that?

dude you got 3 splitters and dont use another one? thats 2 power wasted.

Sorry if I missed it but why did you put the hard side of the walls inward?

Awesome video man keep up the good work!

that way your batterie is drained all the time at maximum

As a Duo, this seems a bit overkill LOL but sick setup for clans

i feel like you are using 3 times as many electrical components than is needed and take twice as long.

You are underrated. For sure.

thanks for that mate

i think you made a little mistake with your electricity. the first ebranch that you placed on the frame. you set the branch out to 94. that leads to the system always consuming 94 rust watt no matter how much devices are connected or how much power is actually needed. if you set the branch out to a value, it always consumes the value that is set. long story short: you use 94 watt although you only need around 50-60

My main issue with these, is how do you turn the furnaces back on after a server restart? You have to activate the "turn on" button in the UI after the server restarts, so how do you reach the ones in the back bottom layer?