However, in the cases where I have isolated logistics networks, the sudden introduction of 10000 wood and stone is undesired as that would break my systems if it does not consume wood or stone. The latest set of updates already addressed all my other unvoiced gripes about the player logistics system. In the grand scheme of things, this honestly isn't a very big deal. My idea for your consideration, is to add separate toggle to enable/disable the emptying of trash slots. Right click the main button to quickly load and apply a preset. If more than one preset contains an item, the maximum request/trash amount is chosen. It is now possible to load multiple presets at once. With the latest set of updates, I noticed that an option was put in place to enable/disable calling of resources from a logistics grid, as well as enable/disable of addition of items to the trash slots, but no option to stop pulling from trash slots Click and drop: Hold shift when clicking a configured item, then shift click another button to swap the buttons. Once more complicated railways are needed, a requester chest is a great compact way to keep trains stocked on fuel instead of hauling it around like in Rust.Add option to enable/disable the emptying of trash slots when in a logistics network
There are several types of logistic chests in Factorio, accommodating several use scenarios.
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The player will need to upgrade their chests for the logistics network to use things like stored belts and assemblers. Repeat the ghost placement process for the desired length of the railway, and watch the robots do all the work! Finally, copy the rail, roboports, power, and chests, and move the ghosted image, so the ghosted image of the first roboport in the template matches up perfectly with the second one the player placed. Fill the roboports with logistic and construction robots. Place a passive provider chest in the logistics area, and fill it with roboports, rails, and electric poles. Place another roboport to create a line with the first roboport parallel with the railway to expand the logistics network and make sure they are powered. Build a roboport next to the new railway, ensuring that the entire new section of rail is within the construction zone of the roboport. For the sake of simplicity, this guide will refer to a non-diagonal railway. Start by building a railway that will require the least amount of turns from the desired start point. If the player already has an automated process they would like to expand, that's also a great place to begin their logistics network.
For this example, let's say the player wants to build a railway with a logistic network up to their new coal mine.
By placing a storage chest within the logistic network and providing it with materials needed, the player can begin automating the placement of things like assembly lines, railways, walls, and miners.
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