The consolidation is to have photo mode, new construction tools, appropriate controls and programming elevators

Coffee stains are still dissatisfied with satisfactory, their first factory sim, although Matt Cox gave it the Cox’s Orange Pippin award in our Fabilt 1.0 review. They are about to release update 1.1 on public tests. This adds to the photo mode, the human resource elevator can program and a series of twisted furniture.

One thing it does not add is rain, which once existed in satisfactory but was erased because it did not work normally. Obviously, coffee marks need to be upgraded the engine without reality before they can restore the lack of rainfall. Many people are sad about this. Ah, I think it is a poetic that there are people in the community satisfactorily, who just want to rain.

This is a video in which developers break the addition of updates 1.1.

And this is a quick summary of the highlights. They are adding branches to Hypertube networks, allowing you to shoot down one or other branches as if converting the tracks in Sonic Adventure 2. They have some new fancy pine counters for the conveyor so you can easily track the number of items being carried. The editing process currently supports curved construction modes for belts and straight construction mode for pipes. There are also new vertical dividers and merger for those who like to expand up, perhaps because they have covered each inch of soil available in metal.

The new bits and pieces include rail buffer to close railways and human resources elevators – more about cosmetics developed in a game with Jetpacks, perhaps, but you can customize what the buttons do and I imagine the player will find many Arcane applications for that function. Just do not use them to transport vehicles, because the game will act as if you have a series of forklifts on a Bouncy castle.

Finally but no less important – Support the appropriate controller for your Eggbox and PlayStayerson’s peripheral devices! There is no last public release time for the update but in addition to deploying the test branch from tomorrow, April 1. The choice of the release date is clearly the cause of suspicion, but the developers guarantee us in the video that, unlike the Cox’s Orange Pippin Award, update 1.1 is a real thing that exists.