Since Beltex is obviously inspired by Shapez, and since the endgame objective of Shapez is to build a "Make Anything Machine" (MAM), I was wondering if anyone else has made a MAM? I myself have made two: one using binary (base 2) representations which can make anything up to 4095 and another using standard decimal (base 10) which can make anything up to 9999. The decimal one is definitely simpler but takes a LOT more real-estate on the input side. The binary one takes fewer inputs but the switching/config...

Hi there, 1k of the number 130 is needed. 66 x 2 = 132, that works fine. But after that something is really wrong. 132 - 2 = -130 Is anybody able to explain... how? I'm confused. Something is wrong with the substractor. Greetings ;)

Hello! New to the game and loving it. But I do have a couple of ideas to consider. Just looking at the upgrades screen, there is a lot of room there to add more details. I would like to see the quantities in full number form to watch them tick over individually so we can better guage the rate of delivery. A box showing the previous upgrades or dropdown menus would be handy too so you can see at a glance what numbers have become available so you dont have to remember or write them down. Some sort of stat...

Hi, just curious, is this done by only one person or a team? any detail on the development process anywhere? Also any plans for future games ?

1. Labeling conveyors 2. Place color-coded notes on field of play 3. Draw color-coded shapes on field of play 4. A floating windows that lists current targets and all numbers deposited in last 5 minutes, highlighting numbers not currently required for updates. 5. Machine blueprints that can be reused across games (like a history for copy-paste) 6. Infinite upgrades, not maxing an upgrade at level 7. Once all upgrades are completed, there's little motivation to continue playing. 7. 1-vs-1 Competitive play....