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Schedule 1 focuses on you creating and selling products to customers in Hyland Point. You can acquire several properties, set up your equipment, and hire workers to help you produce your goods.
The barn stands out as one of these properties. It offers significantly more space than the others, making it a perfect hub for your operations. However, the expansive layout can complicate planning for optimal use.
What Is The Best Barn Setup?
Here’s a list of the essential equipment and hardware you should acquire and position within the barn. Feel free to remove any unnecessary items according to your strategy, but this configuration will ensure you produce high-quality items in abundant supply to satisfy your customer base.
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Equipment And Hardware For Setting Up The Barn
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| Name |
Number Of Units |
Where To Buy |
| Bed |
11 |
Warehouse, Hardware Store |
| Mixing Stations Mk2 |
8 |
Warehouse |
| Packaging Station Mk2 |
2 |
Warehouse, Hardware Store |
| Chemistry Station |
4 |
Warehouse |
| Lab Oven |
8 |
Warehouse |
| Cauldron |
4 |
Warehouse |
| Large Storage Shelf |
17 |
Hardware Store |
| Drying Rack |
6 |
Warehouse |
| Air Pot |
18 |
Warehouse |
| Suspension Rack |
18 |
Warehouse |
| Full Spectrum Grow Light |
18 |
Warehouse |
| Brick Press |
1 |
Warehouse |
| Pot Sprinkler (only if not using Botanists) |
12 |
Warehouse |
Second Floor
The second floor of the barn is much smaller compared to the expansive first floor, but it’s perfect for growing Coca Leaves with Air Pots. You can position up to six Air Pots on either side, alongside Suspension Racks and Grow Lights.
There’s room for Pot Sprinklers in front of each pot if you’re not planning to employ any botanists. A large storage shelf can be positioned in the center, and you can also fit two beds here, leaving ample space for botanists to navigate comfortably.
Botanists can take care of watering plants directly, negating the need for Pot Sprinklers. Additionally, the large storage shelf facilitates easy access to supplies for the botanists without requiring them to travel far.
The First Floor
This area provides a spacious environment to start your layout, beginning with the far left corner along the northern wall. You can fit up to four beds, with two against the wall and enough room for a Brick Press between them, as you’re the only one using it and can maneuver around easily.
Place the other two beds at an angle to create a square formation without obstructing the stairs. Next, position eight Mixing Station Mk2 units. Place four against the wall and four in front, leaving a path wide enough for you and your employees to pass through.
A small space will remain on the northern wall for two large storage shelves. Next, on the western wall, set up two Packaging Stations Mk2 near the entrance.
Fill the southern wall entirely with eight storage shelves, with an additional two on the western wall beside the entrance.
Now, as you enter the barn, you can place four Chemistry Stations between the pillars to your left and four Lab Ovens between the pillars to your right. After that, add four additional Lab Ovens behind the first set, ensuring they face in the opposite direction for easy access.
This setup of eight Lab Ovens will enable simultaneous processing of meth and cocaine base for greater efficiency.
Next, add four large storage shelves behind each Chemistry Station, making sure the path to them is clear of the previously placed Mixing Stations. Position two cauldrons beneath the stairs and two in front of the shelves near the entrance.
Finally, use the remaining space for six Drying Racks, placing them between the Lab Ovens and storage shelves, while allocating two more in front of the cauldrons beneath the stairs to maximize organization.
You can fit up to five beds in the center of the barn, between the Chemistry Stations and Lab Ovens, ensuring there’s enough room on each side for your employees to access the equipment.
The remaining six Air Pots can be arranged in pairs: two beside the Front Mixing Stations, two near the light switch button on the left, and two directly in front of the beds in the middle.
Automation
You can employ up to ten workers, all of whom are crucial for operating your setup. Start by hiring three Botanists. Each can handle up to eight stations, including pots and drying racks, which effectively allows you to manage 18 Air Pots and six Drying Racks seamlessly.
Next, bring in four Chemists. One Chemist can cover four stations, so assign one to the Chemistry stations and one to the four cauldrons, while the other two manage the eight Lab Ovens.
Having two Handlers will be sufficient for overseeing the two Packaging Stations, and you can hire one more to assist with logistics around the barn. This arrangement should cater to your needs, but be prepared to tweak the staff and equipment based on your operational demands. Once everything is set up, this barn will ensure you reach the end-game and beyond.
