Yes, but in the case of constant consumption, and on legendary factories and on legendary lighthouses with legendary speed modules, the drones will fly constantly. If you need to produce items on 150 slabs and don't need any more, the drones will only bring items when you need them, but if you ...

Yes, but in the case of constant consumption, and on legendary factories and on legendary lighthouses with legendary speed modules, the drones will fly constantly. If you need to produce items on 150 slabs and don't need any more, the drones will only bring items when you need them, but if you don't ...

Rational use of drones and resources - when the box is disabled, the drones will not fly and constantly carry the specified amount. They will stop when the box contains less than the specified amount and will start carrying again.

Is it necessary? I can just make the box count itself, I have extra wires, I have a logic, and some boxes are just connected to the air. Logically, the box can already count what's in its network. I have many boxes connected like this, and they're all just connected to the air.

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If you connect the wire to the ground, you can activate the condition-based shutdown, and the drones won't bring anything to the box until the condition is met. In other words, as long as there are more than 100 plates in the box, the box won't work. However, as soon as there are fewer than 100 ...

Then this is not a correct execution of the algorithm, why can't a box without a wire control its state? If the wire is simply connected to the air, it begins to control its state

Yes, but the conductor is just connected to the floor; it is not connected to the logistics network.

Incorrect operation of logistics boxes during wireless transmission of content, which only starts working if the product is connected somewhere