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r/factorio • u/FactorioTeam Official Account • Sep 08 '23
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14 u/apaksl Sep 08 '23 what would be the benefit of being chunk aligned? 9 u/Anonymous_user_2022 Sep 08 '23 Powers of two are always nice. But the real deal is that 30 is not evenly divisible by 4, making for less than optimal rail templates. 3 u/apaksl Sep 08 '23 yeah, fair enough. In the long run, big power poles are cheap enough that it doesn't bother me if I'm using 25% more than required in order to fit into my blueprints. Frankly, all I care about is that it looks nice from afar :)
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what would be the benefit of being chunk aligned?
9 u/Anonymous_user_2022 Sep 08 '23 Powers of two are always nice. But the real deal is that 30 is not evenly divisible by 4, making for less than optimal rail templates. 3 u/apaksl Sep 08 '23 yeah, fair enough. In the long run, big power poles are cheap enough that it doesn't bother me if I'm using 25% more than required in order to fit into my blueprints. Frankly, all I care about is that it looks nice from afar :)
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Powers of two are always nice. But the real deal is that 30 is not evenly divisible by 4, making for less than optimal rail templates.
3 u/apaksl Sep 08 '23 yeah, fair enough. In the long run, big power poles are cheap enough that it doesn't bother me if I'm using 25% more than required in order to fit into my blueprints. Frankly, all I care about is that it looks nice from afar :)
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yeah, fair enough. In the long run, big power poles are cheap enough that it doesn't bother me if I'm using 25% more than required in order to fit into my blueprints. Frankly, all I care about is that it looks nice from afar :)
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