Satisfactory - The Ultimate Beginners Train Guide: Part 1 - The Complete Basics 

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@@ToasterGamingYT Oh yeah, I know there's people with hundreds of more hours into a save, but still impressive. I recently paid for my own little server for me and a couple friends and am working on a packaged diluted fuel power plant. Should be able to run 80 fuel generators for a total of 12,000 mw. Hope to last me a long, long time for other things. XD

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@@ToasterGamingYT are you really into trains outside of Satisfactory? I ask because the depth of knowledge was incredible.

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Build tips was something that I wish I put in part 1 (and part 2 as well...) but it will be coming in part 3! Here's a quick tip though: Using foundations as a grid, the shortest 90 degree turn that you can make is on a 3x3 grid in an L-shape. Make sure when doing this, that your rails are centered on the foundations. Place a starter rail segment centered at the very edge of the foundation, leading up to the 3x3 grid first. Then place down your corner rail segment second, dragging it to the edge of the grid on the opposite side of the starter segment. That's all there is to it! You now have a nice crisp 90 degree turn and from there you can continue to build off of it! The 3x3 grid corner can be a bit quirky. You MUST place down a starter segment first, then your corner segment, and lastly an end segment. If you try to build the corner segment last by placing it in between a starter and an end segment, then the game will bug out and refuse to do it. To make larger turns, the idea is the same and they won't be as troublesome as the 3x3 turn. In terms of incorporating height into your turns, then for the 3x3 90 degree turn, I've found that stacking TWO 4m foundations on top of eachother seems to be the rough limit. On that last foundation on your grid where you want your turn to end, simply stack two 4m foundations above or below it and you'll be able to place your corner rail segment down, making a nice sharp turn on a crisp incline. I hope I was able to explain that properly, if not then railing down rails will be apart of the next and final video!

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@@ToasterGamingYT You deserve all the support! The effort you put into this is noticeable. It might be a grind but eventually, if you keep doing these high quality videos (focus on quality and not on quantity), you'll grow fast. Considering I had this video in my recommended and it gained 6k views since my first comment, I'd say the algorithm is also in your favor.

@@whaleclam8858 Glad to hear the algorithm is helping me out, had no idea I'd get this much support this quickly. And thanks for the advice, quality over quantity for sure!

Thanks, much appreciated! And that's an excellent question, there is a mechanism in place that will prevent this. Basically, automated trains can defy the laws of physics... If you have an intersection that has properly placed signals on it, and two trains are approaching it at the same exact time, and for example they're going at insane speeds (like well over 100km/hr each), then which ever train entered that intersection first, even if it's by a millionth of a second faster than the other train, that first train will be allowed to continue through the intersection. The other train will come to an immediate dead stop to prevent the collision. It will literally go from over 100km/hr to 0 km/hr in a split second. It's actually pretty funny to watch. I'll be showing an example of this in the next video when I go further in depth into signals, so keep an eye out for part 2!

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Thanks for the advice! You're right I could have included that in the first part just for clarification purposes but that will be coming up in part 3 along with other build tips This is a learning experience for me as I navigate the editing software so there's definitely room for improvement regard editing my voice in post, but I'm glad my voice was easy on the ears And fair point! I easily could have split this into 3 or more videos but I was torn between having a dozen different videos covering individual parts that people can refer to or to have longer jammed pack videos that people can come back to and reference as needed. Despite going with the latter I'm glad that you were still able to enjoy the video and make it to the end! Thanks again for the constructive advice!

@@ToasterGamingYT glad to be of help. well even do i dont make vids my own, a script will be very helpfull where you can list all things you want to put in a guide in and then arrange them to be in order. even do a lot is covered in the vid its a bit back and forward with stuff. a clean line where you may start withe the basic like 1 train track, back and forward tracks and slowly getting more into advanced stuff with like setting up lines, doing crossings, getting more trains on the same track to go even higher by adding signals and do specific loads unloads, large trains, going into details like how fast a unload sequense takes time or how to load unload into the station. yep you got most covered but its newbie stuff mixed with expert stuff in a non linear fashion. since i did watch many other guides on Trains i had some knowledge allredy gathered from other guides. and i wish you the best of luck that your channel will keep growing. like in Satisfactory its like in YT everyone starts at some point and learns over time. You have the advantage of a clean easy to understand english voice without any dialect that indicates another mother tongue. and that is a very importent thing to reach a lot of YT watchers WW. If you keep on refining your skills, and focus on specific games to cover with vids you will see a steady growth in subs and views, im shure and if you keep it on high and invest some freetime you can easyly reach the 10k subs within 3 years.

Soon, my friend, soon.

At the time that I made this video the wiki stated that oddly specific number, but it looks like it may have been changed at some point.

@@ToasterGamingYT Ah yes I see the 27.08 figure appears on the Electric Locomotive page whereas 25 appears on the train station and freight platform articles.

Okay so I did some more sleuthing through the edit history and it looks like the Electric Locomotive article used to also say 25 until it was changed to 27.08 by 'Ondar111' on 24th November 2021. He has pro by his name so I guess that's good. Might try track him down and ask him how he came up with the number.

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