Hi all, i'm trying to build a sensor which counts the amount of iron plate in my logistics network, based on that amount a decider combinator generates 1 blue signal. This with the intention of operating a smart smelting operation using simpler and faster checks. The issue I run into is as follows; ...

From OP Replaced LuaGameScript::kill_all_enemies() by LuaForce::kill_all_units(). I still cant get this to work, tried /c game.kill_all_units() /c force.kill_all_units() and a couple of hundred other variations on this..... I have no knowledge of LUA whatsoever, so maybe im missing something really...

From OP Replaced LuaGameScript::kill_all_enemies() by LuaForce::kill_all_units(). I still cant get this to work, tried /c game.kill_all_units() /c force.kill_all_units() and a couple of hundred other variations on this..... I have no knowledge of LUA whatsoever, so maybe im missing something really...

thanks for answering here, and also on colonelwill's stream

i've tried implementing this in my bases, and indeed i get a lot less deadlocks, but they arent gone yet until we get pre-signals (chainsignals)

Madzuri, one thing has me stumped, how do you prevent train deadlocks with so many signals so close together?

Aren't those difficulties exactly what makes it interesting?

(to be honest I always end up using bots to create belts )

That's how a friend has shown it to me. ( just ignore the storage chest next to the belt) Actually, there are 3 mistakes with my circuit layout schematic: 1. There need to be more inserters from the copper plate belt into the wire assemblers 2. You can't fully load an express belt with inserters. I...