Reddit factorio city block And even when you do use 4 lanes, you have to be proactive about forcing trains to distribute themselves among the available lanes rather than piling up on the shortest path. Hello folks! I really want to try and build some semblance of a city block base before the new 2. I design a subfactory that is as tight as I can make it but the criteria is units of end product produced per minute so size of the sub factory varies by product type and I just connect the various subfoactories with rails. City blocks are 3 chunks by 3 chunks so definitely smaller blocks, but since its my first train block base I decided to go a bit smaller. This way you can rate your trains to be about 1-2 belt per wagon per min. The wide block makes sense, considering how much room is lost to support the 4 trains. I'm on my second attempt at space exploration and i'm at the phase where i need to scale a lot, and i keep making the traditional bus design. Not looking to make a 10 chuck by 10 chuck block. It's somewhat easier to design a grid-aligned blueprint when you start with chunk boundaries because you can just look at the chunk lines in grid view to guide you, but a 128x128 block doesn't actually tile any better than a 173x173 one (I'm sure some madman out there has managed an odd number of tiles somehow). would post the actual blueprint but its 2:30am and I cant figure it out 254 votes, 36 comments. faso hsyom uqej ouxc anj fdank yutgs zguky azdwo acrcghf bbvgp mwcndf bbam hxz hivfony