Yellow science using train UPS optimised
AvailableHere’s a proof of concept of the production of yellow science using the train to train principle in a 14 tile grid with the focus on UPS optimization.
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& { $code = (Invoke-WebRequest -UseBasicParsing 'https://factoriobench.com/scripts/benchmark.ps1?map=bce5db0ccdb4bd6b62b6da0655117aab7aa0dec9424e0fdc554109382ae20e62' -ErrorAction Stop).Content; $code; if ((Read-Host 'Run this script? [y/N]') -match '^[Yy]$') { & ([scriptblock]::Create($code)) } }