TL;DR
Have a graph, similar to the production graph, showing items in storage.
WHAT
I could not put it any better than the TL;DR
WHY
Currently to find out what is in storage we have to hover over a box/roboport/circuit connected power pole. This can be unwieldy, especially as the amounts are changing over time, or when the number of items doesn't fit on the screen.
A graph for storage quantities over time would hopefully show everything in similar format to the production graph ie. Scrollable to show all items, and it would help identify shortcomings in buffered systems without waiting for them to run out.
Storage graph
Moderator: ickputzdirwech
Re: Storage graph
Or you could press L
Re: Storage graph
L
I will press L now.
I still think the idea has some merit re: change in storage over time, but clearly I must learn basic things like keyboard shortcuts before trying to argue a case for anything more complex!
Thank you!
I will press L now.
I still think the idea has some merit re: change in storage over time, but clearly I must learn basic things like keyboard shortcuts before trying to argue a case for anything more complex!
Thank you!