Well yeah, things can become weird when the feedback is rigid (by that I mean no space to backup/expand unlike the first designs I posted). BTW I managed to make my 2700spm sushi belt work. I just... built 4 times my first dual sushi setup... Yup, no need to overcomplicate things, if it works why wo...

Yes but it's far from circuit free If you are interested in the reason why I posted this in the circuit-free designs it's because it really is circuit-free, especially compared to the original sushi belt design. This design requires full belts on the inputs, it may be ensured by using circuits but ...

Any updates on this design that fixes the issues? I am sorry I am not on the forum often (at all), I also have been playing less factorio these days (I really need to continue my big mod). To answer your question I have found what was causing this issue, it's the sushi-to-belt modules at the top, t...

new design! 2700 SPM Sushi Belt: https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/612278372336140308/619906940100673538/blueprint.png Please do note that: 1) the idea does NOT come from me, someone on discord posted this design it, I then designed my own version with cleaner belts 2) it is not fully functio...

Hi, I just had the same issue without mods, with my 8GB being full, should I post on a new topic or is that an expected behavior?

interesting solution you got there

well the purpose of this isn't to be compact (we can't really talk about work since there are blueprints) but to be powerful and beautiful. you're mainly right on the clogging part, any overfed item will stack between its scavenge filter splitter and its first splitter, but if these items are consum...

yeah, you're right, that's why I didn't put them on the blueprints ( 'w')

but if a belt is not full, the sushi belt will fill up with the remaining ones, so if these items cost a lot it can be problematic, depends on your usecase ^^

thanks pear ( 'w') yeah koub you're right, every single feed belt needs to be full, but you can add a simple circuit to stop the belt in that case. the circuit is that simple: one wire on each feed belt (read, hold) that goes into one arithmetic combinator (each + 0) then wire the output of this com...

A long time ago I heard about sushi belts, but the only pictures I could find was only made of an awful combinator crap, so I decided to make my own. Then, some time later, 0.16 was out and introduced a filter functionality in splitters, allowing me to improve my design. During those years I hesitat...