Personally, I choose to take the vanilla MQS and refine in one extra step by splitting them in to two different varieties: Two Simple Variations of the Minecart Quantum Stockpile You now only have a 4x3 stockpile footprint which can potentially hold every item in your fortress. Once the appropriate conditions are met, the minecart will be dumped in the direction you have set and the contents will land on the 1x1 distribution stockpile. You then create a (h)auling route detailing what items you want to take from the receiving stockpile and which minecart to put them in. Those items are then placed in to a minecart, sitting on a Track"S"**top, that is set to dump in a certain direction. You have a **"r" eceiving stockpile that grabs the items you wish to be quantum stockpiled. In its simplest terms, the Minecart Quantum Stockpile works like this: rrrr r receiving stockpile
The Minecart Quantum Stockpile (MQS) is the foundation of my preferred Stockpiling Methods and will be used extensively throughout this guide.
The Minecart Stop Quantum Stockpile is my Quantum Stockpiling Technique of choice for the following reasons: In this guide, you will need at least 6 available wheelbarrows and 2 minecarts Note: Take a moment to go to your Carpenter's Workhop and queue up a bunch of wooden wheelbarrows and minecarts so that they are available if you ned them while trying to follow this guide.
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I highly suggest you learn this technique so that you will stop suffering at the hands of the buggy game code correlated with those two storage containers. QSPs can make for super efficient storage, allowing more compact fortresses, shorter hauling routes, more efficient manufacturing flows, stocktaking at a glance with look (k) and potentially higher FPS.Īlso, using Quantum Stockpiles helps alleviate the need to use Bins and Barrels for the storage of certain items. So what's a Quantum Stockpile and why is using them a good idea? From the wiki: Quantum Stockpiles "QSPs" allow you to store an infinite number of items in a single tile. This guide will try to accomplish that and to make it as clear as possible for all to understand and create. There exists simple guides that explain the more complicated aspects of stockpiling, but nothing that really shows in detail, with pictures, the step by step process to create them yourself. Stockpiling is an essential part of the game, and is an area that I think can be improved upon for both veteran and new players alike. I don't know if there are projects in ongoing development on consoles, with periodic updates like DF has, but if that's difficult on a console, that would definitely be a problem.Mechanixm's Guide to Better Stockpiling: Part 1 - Intro to Quantum Stockpiling I have an easier time patching things on the PC, but I haven't done much with console internet connections so that's probably not actually an issue. I don't know what goes into developing for consoles, though independents are doing that now. It's also way easier to develop for, for me.
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In our own setup, the PC is easier to concentrate with because it isn't in the living area. The rest has caught up more or less, as far as I can think of things off the top of my head.
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I gather there are probably magical ways to download new games directly from the people that make them and get them on a console, without having to go through the console's company stuff, but it's easy on the PC. Tarn Adams: I don't have a favorite thing so much as a balance of concerns mixed with inertia. What's your favourite thing about the platform? PC Gamer: Dwarf Fortress probably couldn't happen on anything but a PC. I think it'll be very hard to find an agreement that both sides would be happy with, because we want to keep doing what we're doing for as long as possible and they need something that's going to be profitable. Tarn Adams: A few things like that have come up. Have you ever had any offers from game publishers who wanted to hire you, buy Dwarf Fortress, or similar? PC Gamer: I gather you're quite protective of the game's direction.
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