what's wrong with the 4-painter?

Still a very new game: with the next update performance is improved MASSIVELY

It's Factorio but without the threat of enemies and the liability of resources, basically.

What about all 4?

Or can a calculator not process that lol

@@Trenzalore-gn6xq 1.831.910.670.275,516

4 shapes * 8 colors = 32 combinations for a quarter of a layer a quarter could also be empty. so add one. 33 combinations each quarter can be independently picked. 33 ^ 4 = 1185921 different shapes per layer 4 layers means 16 slots for a quarter to fill. 33 ^ 16 = 1.9779852e+24

Make a machine that permutes all of them

Except for the machinery that makes the copy-paste shapes

@Caspar Smith Hmm, possibly! Can always rebuild em and if Brothgar's experience is anything like mine, they'd end up being a lot more efficient and streamlined the second time around :)

@Caspar Smith They're easy to rebuild if you need them, and generally you'll want them to make shapes at a bigger scale anyway, so there's no real point to keep them after you've reached the higher tiers. If you ever need to rebuild them it should be quick and easy since now you should have templates with the faster machines in mind.

Ediolon Wyrm I mean, yeah, but only one thing at a time, and it does have to be configured.

He didnt make his everything machine able to make the logo shape as it is a bit more complex than others

More like anything machine

Ediolon Wyrm Is your user name a terraria calamity reference? If so I should probably magic mirror to base

No bc its a everything machine not a anything machine

Josh from lets game it out: are you challenging me?

He breaks so many unbreakable games its disgusting

He got 13 FPS in this game, I get average 2 FPS on my computer on minesweeper

if i remember it correctly that is around 1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 (60 zeros) Good luck! XD

I was working on one. However cause of belt speeds not being what they actually say(bug) it doesn't work as intended. It's simple just get the 3 shapes onto 4 lanes each then paint 3 of the 4 for every color and split them into quarters. Then you just need a machine for merging. That was when I noticed the big and put my project one hold

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are you sure? it is only in dimava's mod currently.... and i dont think the creator wants to steal any ideas from him :P

@@pampogokiraly9635 there are dev logs on stem.

@@justinwhite2725 I read all of the devlogs, and there is only one time when he said something about that "sensor" building... It was the very beggining of the wires update and he also put a "?" at the end of his idea for that! Thats why i said its propably not going to be implemented into the game.

@@dacomputernerd4096 people can not subscribe for whatever reason they want i have a few channels i watch semi-regularly but don't subscribe to because i don't like the rest of their content

Dangerously funny and him would be a HILARIOUS AND AMAZING colab

I think he'd be better with lets game it out

oh hell yes!

Or they all could do a colab

And I ruined the 69 likes

This game seems to favor single threaded

it's JavaScript based and runs in a browser, so the options available for optimizing performance are pretty limited - I don't think it's possible to make the game multithreaded as it's currently implemented, for instance.

@@LoreleiBlaine Hopefully, they end up remaking the game with something more robust, like C++ or C#. It shouldn't be too hard, considering the game isn't all that complex, but it would do wonders for performance, especially at the rates the game is approaching simulating at.

@@john_titor1 "converting a JavaScript game to C++ shouldn't be too hard" 🤔 truly spoken by someone who has never tried to migrate a codebase into a new language. not to mention you get free cross platform support with JavaScript, making C++ work on several different OSes and architectures sounds like a pain, and as a JavaScript dev I have no idea how to even do it. would not be surprised if the dev (who's one single dude!) of this didn't have any of the knowledge or expertise to pull off such a massive shift either. it's open source, though, so you're more than welcome to try and make a C++ version yourself if you'd like

@@LoreleiBlaine Right, well, actually, i have migrated code from various platforms into c and c++ before. Usually it's not that difficult at all. Especially with a game as simple as this. That's not saying it isn't work, but it's not like we are taking an in depth physics engine and remaking it from scratch in a new language. And guess what, that gets done all the time too. Additionally, he doesn't even need to rework everything from scratch to get better performance. He can use c/c++/c# modules to carry the load in the more intensive processes in the game while still maintaining the base overall js structure. Platform support on the c languages isn't even that bad. Cross platform libraries already exist, and his code, as you said yourself, is already open source, so technically, any c source is already cross platform. Not to mention this is something aspiring devs should learn to deal with anyways, and as far as im aware, the only two places the game is currently available is on steam and a demo in web browser. Doesn't sound like cross platform will be an issue to me. Besides, looking at the game as it is currently, most of the pitfalls associated with cross platform code don't seem to exist. He's not making use of any file structures or OS specific features/featurettes or hardware. The code base isn't overly complex, it doesn't really interface with any other programs, etc. This is the best case scenario for reworking code. In short, he can get a lot of benefit for fairly minimal work, and it isn't particularly difficult to do in his case. It's basically the perfect example for when you might want to do this sort of thing to begin with, and is also a useful skill to learn.

You are so right about that Broom

Go to "performance"

It would still be less efficient because it will require two white lines instead of one.

I wish they could make the game mobile version or switch version.

@@theamazingcatwizard3654 why? the controls would feel awful on switch. and mobile is well... mobile. PC only is fine

Luka Jakimovski I’m wanting it that way cus my computer wont work :(

thermium

I messed up the first time.

If you run them all into trash cans, you can easily build enough stuff to bring a computer to a crawl. Otherwise, you are limited to 16 full belt lines into the hub. So having 50 would just rotate between what 16 of the 50 are running.

I think I saw him use it early on when he was first trying to make the shape.

lol

Thanks for the heart! I really love your videos! Thank you so much for this gift to us all!

When the game stops running

Lesson one to play video games correctly: We dont understand the words "too big"!

The update didn’t come out yet when he uploaded the video

It's not a glitch, it's a deliberate puzzle that used to have a glitch before the game was updated to remove it. It should be fine now, I believe.

Its meant to be minimalist Factorio. Its not bad. Also no trees or Biters which is great.

😜 sorry I can't help with that

@@brothgar but "your video" from months back promised :-(

yeaaaaaaahh... it totally wasn't a hacker, you knoooow...