FactoryBuilder

On mobile so I can’t code block format because Reddit sucks but here’s the general idea:

def func2():

break

def func 1():

while True:

func2()

That code doesn’t work but is there any way to do that cleanlier than returning a value from func2 to test against in func1 to determine whether or not the loop should break?

Making an I-Beam. Not like it needs to be super strong but I just want to know if printing one orientation versus another makes a huge difference.

I have a logo I want to put on top of a base object. The logo keeps coming out as not rich enough in colour so I want to separate it, set its parameters separately (like increasing infill) and leave the base as is. But if I cut the object in studio, it'll just snap to the plate, as studio requires all objects to sit on the plate for printing.

Is there a way to snap it to the top face of the base? Like when I put Bambu's 3D text on it. The text is editable separately and lays on the top of the object. That's what I want but for this logo part.

Making a second space station and a problem I had with my first one that I can't figure out how to solve is that the two "core" modules, the initial docking parts, don't align rotationally. So when adding stuff onto the core parts, stuff on part 1 is not aligned in the same plane with the stuff on part 2.

Is there a way to do this during the docking procedure? My best idea is to get an engineer kerbal to take the core parts apart then reattach them, aligned with each other. But I don't know, that just feels... wrong? Like if I could just do that, why bother with docking? I'd just use an engineer to move everything from the transfer ship to the station.

Rescue probe sent to the Mun has a weak signal to Kerbin. Set up two satellites, one each in orbit around Kerbin and the Mun, 3Mm and 1Mm respectively, and the probe still uses its direct connection to Kerbin. The probe has no antennas aside from its built-in one.

I don't know if I'm looking in the wrong spot or something but it seems like there is no land being sold. The only thing I can find is $500k new homes being sold by companies who already own massive amounts of plots. Which really makes me think that companies buy up all the land, build super expensive houses on it, then charge exorbitant prices, leaving you with no choice of building your own house because they bought all the land.

Is there a way of contacting municipalities or the bank or something to get raw land to build your own home on instead of buying an unnecessarily large, overpriced new home that barely passed inspection from a company that churns them out like shoes from Chi

This shit's taking forever.

I hear some people saying how desperate we are for tradespeople right now and others saying how saturated the market is right now. Which is it? Do we have too many or not enough?

I've been trying to get an electrician apprenticeship for a couple years now with no luck and I want to know if I'm doing something wrong or if there's just no need for more tradespeople right now.

What with AI replacing many office jobs, I would think that a lot of those people are turning to the trades for reliable work, thus oversaturating the market. But then I still see people crying about how no one wants to work.

I usually play UN and CoM, leaning more toward CoM.

Problem I had with CoM was that I had too many slaves and not enough jobs so endgame I had a lot of planets with unhappiness due to unemployed pops.

I also wish there was a larger variety of endgame crises.

I don't know if I'm doing spycraft wrong but I only have one option to pick from, "Gather Intel" IIRC?

Lastly, I wish that I could build at least one type of megastructure. I see tech and buildings that mention "Dyson Sphere/Swarm (idr)" and "Orbital Rings" but I can't build any of those (AFAIK) so it's just teasing me.

Any good expansions that solve some (or all) of these problems?