Just to be 100% clear: I want the max amount of E, I can make, which is the minimum amongst the results of the divisions (quotients) for each ingredient item type. In other words ... the maximum is the minimum among the "maximums". (' updated the op.)

To be honest, I don't really tried to ...

Your challenge is a division, then calculate the maximum of the signals from the result. You cannot do a division of n/m signals with one combinator, the same with calculating a maximum of n signals. It's extremely elaborate to build these operations.

Replace that division by a loop that does ...

The solution is simple: don't require fully compressed belts.

I actually developed the above examples for train unloading. Not specific for furnaces, but for everything. However, my main issue with unloading stations are uneven unload between belt lanes, not saturation. One lanes stalls, the ...

You found an error in the wiki. The wiki is not perfect. The reference is the game. If there is a mismatch between game data and wiki data, the game data is correct. The best thing would be to request an account for the wiki and correct such errors yourself. Fast and direct. That's the essence of a ...

--> I DON'T UNDERSTAND, why is there a pause in the second case (middle circuit)? just missing a belt of the same color? Logically, belt length should not affect it. What can't I see?


This is an interesting thing. Perhaps a bug, but I didn't report it, because I'm quite certain such behavior ...

A "Saturation detector" would detect if a belt is not full (i.e. has gaps) which means that the source cannot fill a complete belt (assuming that the sink wants to consume a full belt).

If you just want to see if a belt is saturated or not, you can use a simple line of lamps:

out.gif ...

Thought about this, and it boils down to the ability to have an "Each" wildcard as right operand of the arithmetic combinator that uses a second input.

Each as right operand:
Behavior: Values for the right operand are taken from a second pair (red+green) of input (not currently present).
Result ...

Interesting topic, I never thought about the (obvious) fact that the outer lane of a corner is really longer, so it holds more items, and that this has real impact:
Usually you never see it, since you always have about the same amount of left and right turns.
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I'm currently tinkering and creating blueprints for more automation of building and extending my base.

If it comes to the railway, I want to create blueprints that include roboports along the track, so a swarm of construction robots is able to follow my blueprinting and build the track without me ...

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I'd like to be able to interact with a tag like this:
left-click: edit tag properties (already works like this)
right-click: take a copy of the tag in hand and remove it from the map. Can be placed or discarded like a tag that was created with the "create tag" button. Apply the mining delay of 0 ...

You might be able to shrink your bus design and thus make it more flexible by treating the earlier refined materials differently. Instead of starting the bus with an ore input and vast amount of factories with ore furnaces and creating everything down the bus, consider creating extra ore smelting ...

If there is a loop somewhere in the pipe system, so it's possible for steam (or fluid) to flow in a circle, strange things begin to happen, especially if a pump is within that circle. As far as I remember, a pumped fluid rather flows in circles instead of filling up a nearby tank. Which is according ...

The assigned station, is for example the iron station, the train goes automatically to a free place, it stops at the traffic light, it is unloaded and the logistic circuit turns the traffic light green when the train is empty.
This allows a large number of unloading station on a single station ...

[...] and to reduce motion sickness.

Is motion sickness with Factorio really an issue for you? Just curious and asking if this is a real thing for you with Factorio. I know motion sickness is very subjective and every case is different, however although I am very sensitive to motion sickness ...

I got Factorio after the 1.1 release and just pondered a few minutes how it would be if I had to harvest stuff from biters. There are pro and contra arguments, and in the end I feel it more a chore than a challenge, because it isn't possible to automate this task if harvested stuff was continually ...

It's perhaps a strange analogy, but the animation of the electric mining drills always reminds me of mosquitos sucking blood:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rD8SmacBUcU

I seriously considered other (cheaper) Z590 boards but none of them offered 3 PCI-E x16 and 2 PCI-E x1 slots, a big plus for me for future upgrades.

The only consumer (non-server) expansion cards that use x16 slots are graphics cards, and how many of them do you intend to add to your PC? Really ...

From a programming point of view, adding support for dependent languages would be no additional permanent CPU requirement, if language support is already implemented as static dictionary with keyword -> text representation. Give every language a parent language. The "root" language is english.
At ...

The mainboard is much too expensive - do you really need all the features it provides? Would you really use all of that? You can have the same chipset on mainboards with half the price. It doesn't contribute to performance - performance is mainly provided by CPU and GPU.

The power supply is also ...

I understand now why it's necessary to separate the solar panels from the accumulators, and now I understand the left part of your power plant.
However, I have no idea how to find out directly if the solar panel production is higher than the energy demand to connect the accumulators and at the same ...