I have been working with Factorio-SAT the last two days, and managed to make a version of my earlier 6-6 LFR that is not lopsided:
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It also works with yellow belts as you can hopefully see.

I updated my LFR book:
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Yep, they are quite nice for sushi. Another simple way to make rate limiters is by using different belt levels and/or side-loading:

red -> yellow 1/2
blue -> red: 2/3
blue -> yellow 1/3

red -> half yellow: 1/4
blue -> half red: 1/3
blue -> half yellow: 1/6

And with space-age's green turbo belts ...

@Puppet, nice idea. You can make it work without circuits (this sub-forum is circuit-free after all) and for arbitrary ratios by using rate limiters.

Rate limiters are setups that provide a specified throughput limit, so that you can fill a specific fraction of a belt. Here is a blueprint book ...

As of now, having a wildcard in the name of the station and reading the parked train's content would cause problems. There was a suggestion (for assemblers, I think) to make those sorts of input-output signal configurable per color.


IIRC, either the assembler or the asteroid collector, I forgot ...

Looking at @Scarab's construction method in the first post, I realized that the "potential LFRs" in my previous post are indeed lane flow routers.
They follow the factor method with factors n, 2 (for 2n lanes). The first and last stage consist of two n-n flow routers each, one in the left-lane ...

Hey @Scarab, thanks for your reply.

You're over engineering your LBs a little. You only need half the number of Lane balancers as there are belts, as long as you use both input sides of the lane balancer's splitter.

Sadly I am not making lane balancers (LBs), but lane flow routers (LFRs). I don ...

To continue on my lane flow router (LFR) spree, I have made 4-4 and 6-6 LFRs, with resp. 2, 3 fewer splitters than the corresponding TU lane balancers (TU LBs)(book also contains my 2-2 LFR):
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I found a workaround for the items running out: in Editor mode you have "infinity filters" where the logistics section usually is, and setting requests for items here will keep them in your inventory. But if the request is low, the item can still run out, but I haven't found any problems when ...

The line that marks a Spidertron's path renders behind certain entities, making it hard to see, especially when zoomed in.

Affected entities:
- electric miner
- electric furnace
- accumulator

I think it probably happens with other entities as well, but it doesn't happen with solar panels. I think ...

Ah, the entities tab in the Map editor window (top left by default) - I never used that that much. It does seem like it doesn't run out, but using that makes it a bit harder to access my upgrade/deconstruction planners and blueprints, as a lot of the usual keyboard shortcuts don't work anymore ...

Yep, I just realized the naming of the logistic sections was causing it. I was also trying to see if the name of the logistic section was parameterizable.

I am using editor mode. I reproduced both behaviours it in a new world with "map editor" as well.

The difference between the two behaviours is that in the first, the item was never in the inventory, while in the second, it was, but it runs out. The second case can happen even if the player is ...

Steps to reproduce:
1. Import one of the provided blueprints.
2. Open the blueprint editor and select parameterize.

What happens:

This blueprint only allows the item in the description to be paramerized:
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Okay, is the following behaviour then a bug? (items running out in editor mode)
This is what caused me to notice the behaviour in my previous post.

Steps to reproduce:
1. Turn on instant blueprinting.
2. Add item to inventory and quickbar.
3. Build with the item until it runs out in your inventory ...

In addition to the aforementioned mod, there's also Progammable Train Stop Naming which is based on it. I'm not sure what the difference is, except that the "first signal" option is gone.

To decouple SA from quality, I think the best solutions are either a separate Recycler mod and make it required for both SA and quality (scenario 1), or to add the Recycler to the base game (scenario 2).

In both cases it would be possible the play with just the base game + Recycler, in which case ...

I found a related bug which might be causing the instant blueprinting to not work in remote view: 656839.

Steps to reproduce:
1. Turn on instant blueprinting.
2. Add an item to the quickbar that is not in your inventory by setting the hotbar filter.
3. Now select that item from the quickbar and build with it -> ghosts are built and not "revived".

I expected the ghosts to be revived instantly.

Does ...

Note that you can safely delete dummy entities with the extra parameters if your blueprint is stored in your library when you do it (inventory does not work). See 124439.

But I agree that there should be a button in the UI to add a dummy parameter.

Duplicate of 116330.

Edit: (This post was merged from the duplicate thread.)