The Cost of Mega Projects ⚒️ Workers & Resources ⛏️ Ep36 ☭ Lets Play, Tutorial, Walkthrough

[@Altaree1]

There is an overlay on the second tab from the right where you can highlight a building type.

[@JDPlays]

Yep i forget its there, there are far far 2 many overlays all in different tabs

[@albertotognoni4819]

subbed to the channel: good series.

[@JDPlays]

Thank you, im enjoying the game its super complicated and in depth!

[@kyle5277]

Great series

[@JDPlays]

[@王沛升]

Generally I don't use semaphores for Metro.That's not saying it's wrong using them, just annoying and somewhat inefficient due to the property of metro tracks, tunnels and elevated tracks itself. Semaphores can smooth out your workers supply when you're not using end station and line spacing (the least you want is to use line spacing), but actually reduce the through slightly (depends on block length) when using end station. To bring metro trains in, connect one regular track to the train depo, the rest directly connect to metro tracks, this will allow you to isolate metro network and thus allow it to run without semaphores. 41:00 The reason you can't connect the conveyor is because the footpath is too close to the output, blocking any possible space to put a support. For any given time, only the citizens in a building is account for that building's water consumption (does not apply to stations), sewage and waste production. That's say, if the only thing a water/sewage sub station is in range of are housing, and they are fully occupied, zero unemployment and went somewhere else for free time (shopping etc.), it will only have about 1/3 of max consumption/production of water/waste. However if the same substation is supporting both housing and free time but not work space, the total load of that substation is about 2/3 (a bit higher than that since infrastructures for free time employes some workers). generally I would use 4/5 as base load for city area, 2/5 for pure commercial area, and 1/3 for industry-only.

[@JDPlays]

The water substations (either type) don't have a limit in my testing. I have found trying to fine tune and balance water and sewage is a mistake generally, your better off to have way 2 much capacity rather then being close to the line because sooner or later your going to expand/change something and thats when you will go over the limits and BAD things happen!

[@outlawstar188]

Hey JD is it possible to build a Port or a harbor in this? I would like to see something like that get built! Would be a cool addition

Agreed! Would be great to see what you do with a port... 64-more episodes to go... so, prob episode 75?

[@JDPlays]

Yes it is, and yes I plan to, along with a airport, but we need to walk before we can RUN a seaport!

[@glenr7393]

Lol, the steels gonna cost about 314k but the elec comps are gonna be 370k, pricey tunnels, lol, but that aside, oh boy that's a complicated mess of pipes and wires, well done, am sure it'll look great when finally built, if possible it'd be nice to see how much the whole area costs?

[@JDPlays]

There is no way to know WHAT everything costs, the best is a estimate, and I estimate it costs a LOT over many years!

[@azenker88]

Is your computer fully fixed yet? Or are you still waiting for parts?

[@JDPlays]

It was still awaiting warranty requests, its a month later and im still awaiting answers that don't involve 2 weeks without a CPU!