Hello fellow engineers.
I'm trying to make a smart station for a really far away outpost to deliver building supplies.
I'm not a complete noob with logic in this game relating to simple systems, but i can't figure out why is this particular situation not working.
So i'm trying to make a decider in the example show in the image here output a signal of type 1 unit if the sum of both chests are 3.
I have 2 pipes in the first chest and 1 spliter on the other chest. Both are connected with a red wire, and one is connected with also a red wire in the decider.
The decider thus is receiving a 2 pipe signal and a 1 spliter signal, resulting in 3 signals.
Here is the problem, i made the condition if "everything" equals 3, emit a 0 signal, but its not working, the decider is not emitting the signal. And i can't figure out why.
Can't i have a sum of multiple chests to work with one decider?
Why is my decider not working?
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Re: Why is my decider not working?
Everything is true when all existing signals individually meet the condition. In your case none of the signals meet the condition so it is not true.
Re: Why is my decider not working?
You need an arithmetic combinator to convert between different signals.
Each + 0 -> Signal A
This adds up all signals (pipe and splitter) and stores them in signal A. Then you can use signal A in the decider combinator.
Each + 0 -> Signal A
This adds up all signals (pipe and splitter) and stores them in signal A. Then you can use signal A in the decider combinator.
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Re: Why is my decider not working?
Ahh, ok. I did not realized what it said on the asterisk description. Just assumed Everything means all signals and their values.
Thank you for the explanation.
Thank you for the explanation.