This would be very handy for my ACME trains - trains that pick up and deliver a mixture of items for different tasks, like setting up a new mining outpost or a new reactor complex. Some of the conditions get a little complex because of the disjunctive normal form. It would be very convenient to be ...

The ideea is simple. You create a mining outpost and put a programable speaker to let you know when either the belts is empty = no more ores left, or the miner itself, like they are legendary so you want to move them asap once they are done or whatever. But the issue is that each time the speaker will ...

... just to prevent "softlocks"

On the ideea of other mods, well, the best exemple is a death world, or simple you want to take it easy, no mining outpost, no nothing, the ideea of infinite ores is exactly that. At the starting location (or landing for new planets), there to be one for each, that is ...

... cause trouble if you pin in the description something that is not contained in the blueprint : "this combinators trigger the put in the norther outpost".

One way i found to alleviate the need for this is to use numbers for combinators, : " 14 : this combinators trigger the combinator 12 and 17 at ...

... cause trouble if you pin in the description something that is not contained in the blueprint : "this combinators trigger the put in the norther outpost".

One way i found to alleviate the need for this is to use numbers for combinators, : " 14 : this combinators trigger the combinator 12 and 17 at ...

... and to assign new ones to tasks. For example, say you have a train picking up Coal from one station, Iron from another, and then taking it to an outpost to make Grenades. If you want a second train to do this, instead of having to manually assign each station and conditions, you could just plop the ...

... hands to manufacture it, but you already have ideas for a new plant that will be able to provide such delicate operations.

As you survey your outpost, you cannot help but notice that the air has grown thicker. Your suit's sensors inform you that the pollutants you're introducing into the air are ...

... 16 rockets worth due to productivity bonuses, and can be shipped anywhere with no cost. Your base would be a collection of incredibly generic outposts that all go Landing Pad -> Mining/Processing/etc -> Silo, and all ship up to a massive ship in orbit that could drop anything anywhere, and could ...

... 16 rockets worth due to productivity bonuses, and can be shipped anywhere with no cost. Your base would be a collection of incredibly generic outposts that all go Landing Pad -> Mining/Processing/etc -> Silo, and all ship up to a massive ship in orbit that could drop anything anywhere, and could ...

... logistics system, a provider chest tells the network hey I have this item available, and a requester can ask for it.
With the new radar in 2.0, an outpost on one side of the planet can say hey I have this available, and a radar on the other side of the planet can ask for it, and you can set up a ...

... except observing if a turret is shooting at something. That forces players to implement "dumb" solutions.
Examples:
Artillery trains tend to have outposts they regularly visit, either by making each outpost have a unique train stop and making the train visit them in order, or having a clock to ...

... train" ( with a different destination).

Obviousy in game, it's always "over-estimation", not "just the perfect number of trains", because when outpost deplete , some trains will require longer path, or "more train constantly running" to supply the same station as previously. But if you suddenly ...

+1, dynamic build requests would improve planet and outpost resupply a lot

... are some cases when drones deliver stuff and may trigger some unnecessary actions because items temporary unavailable in network. For example outpost can request more ammo just because current ammo is delivering.
Also this give a lot of pain with logic mall design, for example:
we order conveyor ...

... which it is connected to.
Power poles are the only exception I know.

This would be also a very kind feature when debugging large networks that do not fit into a single screen,
e.g. connecting main base with outpost.

Using this, interruptions of the electric networks could be also more easily found.

... minimum" modifier is common and applies to "accumulator charge", "oil", "petroleum gas" and so on, making workarounds like "M" or "arrow down" impractical.

The other example is tracking storage at different mining outposts: "oil stored at outpost Oil 1", "oil stored at outpost Oil 2" and so on.

... belts, inserters etc. and those that you want once for a specific activity.

The specific activity requests might be things like setting up a new outpost, importing some artillery turrets to Gleba - that sort of thing.

The "trash unrequested" feature comes close to what I think would be useful, but ...

... and it's perfectly possible to overwhelm a network with more bots than it can actually hold.

This would be a very useful feature particularly for outposts far away from the main base but connected by network. We want a small number of construction bots there to rebuild damaged walls and turrets, but ...

... book).

Bonus points if the logistic group remains linked to the blueprint and changes when the blueprint is edited.

Why?
When building an outpost or a new space platform you often want to gather all the materials needed for construction before going off to build it. In case of the space ...

... this.

Why?
I believe the ability to cast a logistic group into signals would be useful for logistics.

In my example, I have a separate Fulgora outpost from my friend in multiplayer. His main base holds the landing pad, which means anything I want to request from space for my outpost has to go ...