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Thread: BE Cloth Question: Creating in a Factory
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Relkie
Mon Oct 27, 2003 5:46 am
#1
I'm getting ready to make a number of components soon with BE enhancements. Has anyone tried making a set in the factory by putting the whole crate in with the raw resources since the last big patch? I just don't want to try it just to find out that the factory eats them all
. Do I need to take them out of the crate first to make the cloths come out with the correct stats or will it work at all
?
Thank you in advance for the input!
Thank you in advance for the input!
Jaela
Mon Oct 27, 2003 6:15 am
#2
I was able to make reinforced panels using a factory,,,and using a crate bio tissue,,actually make 40 ,,one 25 crate and one 15,,so just load the crate and the other materials,,
Relkie
Mon Oct 27, 2003 6:24 am
#3
Excellent, thank you! I was dreading having to make them all by hand
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Ill_Omen
Mon Oct 27, 2003 3:06 pm
#4
It works great... just use the factory-produced bio-tissue like you would any other resource (fiber, steel, etc).
The resulting enhanced cloth can be used singly and in schematics that require 2 or more identical components.
The resulting enhanced cloth can be used singly and in schematics that require 2 or more identical components.
ArthurDentOnBria
Mon Oct 27, 2003 3:59 pm
#5
I make factory crated BE enhanced RFP's and cloths all the time, and have used most of the tissues now. No problems at all.
Here is a tip though from someone who has learned the hard way: when you're doing a factory run, name the thing appropriately. If you don't, and you're like me with crates of cloth and RFP everywhere, it's real easy to "accidentally" use up a precious BE cloth or two when you didn't want to, simply because you picked up any old crate while making something "real quick" for a customer.
Here is a tip though from someone who has learned the hard way: when you're doing a factory run, name the thing appropriately. If you don't, and you're like me with crates of cloth and RFP everywhere, it's real easy to "accidentally" use up a precious BE cloth or two when you didn't want to, simply because you picked up any old crate while making something "real quick" for a customer.
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