It was CRRAAZZYYY!

Wow, a 3D assembly line simulator. You can build some pretty sick shit in this.

Quickly gets literally crowded and crazy.

I just love the creativity on this one! It was very fun to build and see the outcome. I also liked that you used Godot. GODOT MASTER RACE!

Nice work! I was playing the web version and I was getting a Java exception. The game still ran, but I couldn't make the warning go away so I had to play with it there.

@leddkire I found the fullscreen mode made the JavaScript exception indicator go away. With the size of the in-page window here you have to scroll before you can see the fullscreen button.

Fun idea! Loved the music. First track reminded me of Lemmings, which fit really well.

I couldn't seem to score any points though, and the machines kept disappearing after doing 1-2 conversions. The mechanic was unfortunately finicky feeling, maybe I just need to see it in action but it seemed I could either pick having a conveyor belt under a resource or a machine near it, but doing both just made the machine keep disappearing, and trying to put it back would only rotate the conveyor instead. I wonder if a separate control for rotating vs placing would be handier.

Cool, a 3D version of my game :-D

This has a lot of promise, but you need to make it a bit more clear how to "play" the game: For instance, what is the input side and the output side of your machines? Do the resources pop into the room? Then maybe the popping tiles should be a different color. In short, make things a bit more obvious to the player -- never underestimate the capacity of a player not to understand your game.

Or add a short video of someone playing your game as an example!

Thanks for the game!

Thanks for all your awesome comments, love them, thats why i like ludum dare!

@leddkire can you tell me more about the setup you use(browser and system) as KJB... already said there a two fullscreen buttons, because the window size of the game does't fit the max size of ludumdare. Can you tell me if its there when you click on the web link, also there should be only one fullscreen button.

@KJB of IBwWG yes gamedesign, is a bit a problem time ran away and we had to look to get even something gameable. The triangle on top of the machines show the direction of out and input, big side is input, peak is output. If something wrong or in the wrong direction gets into the machine the machine goes defective and dissapears

@caranha thanks for your feedback. yes we know our issues. in the end we were glad actually having a game and point counter, we did this in the last minutes, so game design and understanding for the players came a bit short. The video idea is nice, maybe i will do this in the next days. thanks for your comment an voting

Its a cool idea, it does get crazy. I would recommend some in game training though. Overall, nice job, and thanks for the play and feedback fellow godot-er ;-)

I was confused with the gameplay even after reading your comment to the submission. I feel like it could be fun, but for me it was just crazy.

Good job, creative stuff :D The 3D gives me a bit of headache though. Perhaps the viewport could be set a bit differently, and strafing would help a lot.

I was a bit confused at the beginning over what I had to do! But once I figured it out it all made sense! Even tough the transportator felt a bit clunky, the game is great, and the soundtrack is awesome!

Better than Infinifactory! The controls & physics were clunky but the idea is really great, too bad you only had 3 days to implement it ;)

I had fun discovering the gameplay and how to make the assembly line work. I eventually got stuck on the bean-making machine: the powder got in, and for a split second I seemed to have made a coffee bean, but then it glitched or something and the machine exploded :P So I couldn't finish it unfortunately!

I assume the unpacked corn is here to make the coffee packaging, so I'm curious whether the final machine indeed works with two ingredients and how. But I have no idea what the logs are for x)

All in all the game feels unfinished but very promising, so nice job! And the music fits the game pretty well too.

Wow, similiar game to ours! I like the idea of going completly CRAZY with the factory line; it's just a shame the controls are kinda clunky, and so are the physics.

Good job though!