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Players can implement "sushi pipelines" (pipes which transfer multiple fluids), e.g. [1]. It's fairly impractical, though; for a variety of reasons, most player
by duskwuff 3y ago
Players can implement "sushi pipelines" (pipes which transfer multiple fluids), e.g. [1]. It's fairly impractical, though; for a variety of reasons, most players prefer trains for long-distance transport of liquids.
[1]: https://www.reddit.com/r/factorio/comments/zq3cy8/ https://www.reddit.com/r/factorio/comments/zq3cy8/
- philsnow 3y agoOh man that’s so cursed, but somehow also elegant. For other readers, it’s called “sushi pipelines” because there’s a somewhat more common practice called “sushi belts” which is making transport belts that have every kind of item, and then filter inverters just take what they want, like at one of those sushi restaurants. Sushi pipelines seem multiplexed more in the time domain than sushi belts (each square of belt can have up to 8 items at a time IIRC, so if you want to have more than 8 item types on it they’re also time-multiplexed, but that’s just a factorio implementation detail)