Green buffer chest - Bug or not?
Green buffer chest - Bug or not?
I send a request on the logical network. The result is always different. I order 55, there will be 52. Although the item is in stock.
Re: Green buffer chest - Bug or not?
A finite number is always a multiple of four, either a smaller or a larger one.
I understand this is due to the carrying capacity of the drone. But does not he have to carry the exact number of requests?
I understand this is due to the carrying capacity of the drone. But does not he have to carry the exact number of requests?
Re: Green buffer chest - Bug or not?
Can this be condensed to: "There is more in the chest than I actually ordered"? If not, post the save and describe what you did, what happened and what you expect to happen instead please.
Re: Green buffer chest - Bug or not?
Correct. Robots will always grab as much as they can hold per trip except for the player who they will only grab an exact amount for.Horatio wrote:A finite number is always a multiple of four, either a smaller or a larger one.
I understand this is due to the carrying capacity of the drone. But does not he have to carry the exact number of requests?
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Re: Green buffer chest - Bug or not?
I send a signal - one unit of the conveyor. Waiting for the result - I get four units. The result will always depend on my technological tree. Dron brings four units, because he has a carrying capacity of +3. I understand this is not a bug.Loewchen wrote:Can this be condensed to: "There is more in the chest than I actually ordered"? If not, post the save and describe what you did, what happened and what you expect to happen instead please.
But that's the problem here. It is difficult to accurately calculate such a scheme. As you progress through the tree of improvements, the value of the carrying capacity will change, so the result will change.
Re: Green buffer chest - Bug or not?
Got it. So I'll write to another branch.
Re: Green buffer chest - Bug or not?
A possible solution, the refusal to order improvements to the load capacity.