Conveyor belts
Move material between stages. Inspect the whole route, not only the belt animation.
Read the related guide →THE FACTORY FLOOR
Meet the moving parts.
A source-backed index of machine roles, with links to the problem each one helps you investigate. This is not a complete recipe, price or unlock database.
Read the scope: store-listed systems and dated V8 additions are included. Availability and exact labels can change between builds. Categories below are editorial navigation labels.
Power poles
Check the network state before adding more powered equipment. V8 documents a network shutdown interaction.
Read the related guide →Balers
Part of the published factory overview. Compare completed sales rather than assuming a profitable ratio.
Read the related guide →Scanners
Automated searching is part of the game’s overview. Detection ranges and final needle rules are not tabulated here.
Read the related guide →Robotic arms
An automation component named by the developer. Check its role and accepted inputs in your own build.
Read the related guide →Drones
Named in the automation overview. No unverified speed, capacity or unlock-cost values are supplied.
Read the related guide →Hay wrappers
A named processing machine. Record the input, running state and output when comparing a route.
Read the related guide →Paper machines
Part of the hay-processing system. Time actual completed sales before extending the chain.
Read the related guide →Sorting machines
Named in the developer’s automation overview. Trace the material path when diagnosing a missed stage.
Read the related guide →U-Splitters
Added in the V8 announcement. Test a simple route before introducing another branch.
Read the related guide →U-Joiners
Added alongside U-Splitters in V8. Inspect both incoming paths and the receiving segment.
Read the related guide →Pellet Disc Machine
V8 documents BRICKS and HAY resource indicators. Use the live indicators to inspect supply.
Read the related guide →No matching machines. Clear the search or select All.
Hand tools and product names
The official overview also names shovels, buckets, wheelbarrows, pitchforks and vacuums, alongside a metal detector. The economy guide discusses the named hay products without assigning unverified prices or ratios.
Record the cost, accepted input and actual result shown by your installed build. Then use the measurement tools instead of treating this index as a balance spreadsheet.