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The brick factory electric consumption is 30x the vanilla one, with only half the production output
@Claudio Garcia
But I lost some of your mods.
And I subscribed your new factory mod. But It doesn`t works,
Please help me.
Mod Monday video containing your mod.
https://youtu.be/tRpJnO_DRvo
So your full ratio would be 1t Bricks = 2.695t rawcoal + 1.59 worker
Or, at your 20t brick output, 53.9t rawcoal + 31.9 workers.
Which you could easily round up to 54 t rawcoal and 32 workers
very nice table.. yes the brick factory calculation is wrong ;)
i would like to stay with raw coal for the brick factory.
The number of workers is 29.4 so 30 is ok I think. The coal consumption is 20x1.54=30.8×1.75(conversion of raw coal to coal)=53.9t raw coal
Would that be correct?
The only thing that is unbalanced from the vanilla values is the brick factory's coal usage. The vanilla values are 1.47 Workers and 1.54t Coal per 1 ton of bricks. If you do make this change please tell me!
Good work!