Line Packager Usage Tutorial

Feature Introduction: Allows players to independently select recipes and balance and merge them into a single recipe. Whoa! Box!

1. Main Body Construction

1. For production line packagers to use normally, they needUIV-grade or higher voltage, glass and overall housing. (Tarran Glass)

2. The main body must be equipped with Machine access terminal, maintenance cabin. Parallel control cabin and energy cabin are optional.

The module parallelism limit is determined by the host's parallel count.

The module environment is determined by the main maintenance depot.

Glass Level determines the maximum upper limit for synthesis steps.

Place a single-block machine (UEV or higher) inside the Machine Access Terminal to unlock recipes.

2. Module Building

Energy pods, acceleration pods, and input/output modules can be placed on the module.

3. Create Recipe

Taking the formula for one-step hydrogen peroxide production using water as an example

1. Place the corresponding small machine into the main machine access terminal

Only the electrolyzer and chemical reaction kettle are actually needed.

2. Place the electrolyzer in the UI module and place water in the input.

3. Click the search button

Searches for recipes based on the machine type in the bottom-right corner

You can click the search button repeatedly, and the recipes retrieved each time will be added together.

The search button will multiply the template based on the number of parallel operations during the recipe construction phase.

4. Import the recipes in sequence

5. Click Build Recipe

At this point, enter a template in the input field, click the template button and it will output the template you have constructed.

How to Unlock the Multi-Speed Machine Recipe

After adding the machine access link bay to the corresponding machine, use a flash drive to connect to the main host (right-click the host with the flash drive first, then connect the machine)

However, as of now, this chamber only supports chemical plants and reaction furnaces (0.5.4)

Example

You could try this.