#Hey any ideas to solve this problem I am having?

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halcyon crater
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delete the third one or add another belt of ore

dreamy pewter
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you're taking 3 belts of iron plates, then trying to squish them into one belt, then split that one belt out into 4.

halcyon crater
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also one red belt of ore can only supply 48 steel furnaces
people typically build them in stacks of 48

dreamy pewter
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i can't see the ore supply for the furnaces but i imagine you're making the same mistake there, you gotta have 3 full belts at all times if you want to consume 3 full belts

dreamy pewter
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yeah that is less than one red belt of ore, so you don't have enough ore to make 1 red belt of plates let alone 3

hybrid belfry
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got it so i need to make more miners and then the problem will be solved. I only had 3 of them cause I was stuck at normal furnaces and just got the better ones

dreamy pewter
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that's a start yeah. and rather than having that one vertical belt through the middle of the ore patch, put all your ore on several horizontal belts, then merge them together using splitters. covering an ore patch that size with miners would make about 2 red belts worth, i think

hybrid belfry
halcyon crater
hybrid belfry
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and connect the ends of them

muted leaf
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yeah

dreamy pewter
halcyon crater
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the underground thing

hybrid belfry
halcyon crater
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it is a bit expensive though

dreamy pewter
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red underground belts cost a lot of iron

muted leaf
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i prefer to just keep it cheap to build, tiling every 8 high instead of 7

dreamy pewter
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not bad with the miners, but you are still side-loading everything onto one belt. you want to use splitters instead, like this:

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also the little lane-swapper things in the first example i posted above aren't super necessary

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also also, please take screenshots during the day

wide spear
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Using red belts but yellow undergrounds doesn't increase throughput. The speed will be limited by the slower undergrounds

muted leaf
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can use yellow belt at the lower flow rate on the left, and red belt at the higher flow rate on the right

hybrid belfry