Stack spliting
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Stack spliting
How do i split stack and keep them in my inventory.
everytime i try to split a stack in automaticly sorts is back to a full stack/
can any one help please
everytime i try to split a stack in automaticly sorts is back to a full stack/
can any one help please
Re: Stack spliting
You can turn off automatic inventory sorting in options. Your inventory will be a mess, but it's the only way without using a chest.
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Re: Stack spliting
Ok got it Thanks so much
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Re: Stack spliting
You can use your hotbar to split stacks too
Re: Stack spliting
I dont split stacks. Splitting stacks is for those, who don't understand, that Factorio is not Minecraft and that it is about automation.
For example: Instead of splitting a stack into 8 parts for my 8 gun turrets, I place belt, inserters, a chest and then I put the ammo in the chest. The rest is done by the inserters. This costs initially more time, but after the third filling, I'm definitely faster.
For example: Instead of splitting a stack into 8 parts for my 8 gun turrets, I place belt, inserters, a chest and then I put the ammo in the chest. The rest is done by the inserters. This costs initially more time, but after the third filling, I'm definitely faster.
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Re: Stack spliting
thats not wat i wanted split stacks for. i wanted it for the first start
Re: Stack spliting
That's nice, ssilk, but not what koch_07_88 asked.
I would really like the stack splitting system of Minecraft. That was a nice idea which I have never seen before. Well, but only with a sorting key or if the inventory only sorts when we close it.
I would really like the stack splitting system of Minecraft. That was a nice idea which I have never seen before. Well, but only with a sorting key or if the inventory only sorts when we close it.
Greetings, Nova.
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Factorio is one of the greatest games I ever played, with one of the best developers I ever heard of.
Re: Stack spliting
Well, Factorio and Minecraft have very different inventory management / crafting system.
I have to admit I fail to see the use of stack splitting in Factorio. What am I missing? When is it useful?
I have to admit I fail to see the use of stack splitting in Factorio. What am I missing? When is it useful?
Re: Stack spliting
The main uses are feeding furnaces in the first 15 minutes, and filling gun turrets.sillyfly wrote:When is it useful?
I keep my inventory sorted, and use my toolbar for splitting.
Re: Stack spliting
Err... I split ammo and coal between turrets and furnaces by Ctrl+Right-clicking. Much faster than opening the UI, and doesn't require me to keep a split stack
Re: Stack spliting
But you are fixed on using half a stack.
Yes, in Factorio you should not care about the one ammunition pack more in the one turret. You can automate the things en masse and can fill everything to the brim, but mayne people still like it symmetric, ordered and nicely done. Having exactly the right amount in every turret is one of this things.
Yes, in Factorio you should not care about the one ammunition pack more in the one turret. You can automate the things en masse and can fill everything to the brim, but mayne people still like it symmetric, ordered and nicely done. Having exactly the right amount in every turret is one of this things.
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Re: Stack spliting
Assuming I have enough ammo - 11 clicks.DaveMcW wrote:How many steps does it take to equally fill 8 turrets?
Re: Stack spliting
Well, it won't be equal because 100 isn't a multiple of 8, but still 11 clicks for close-enough (12/13 in each)
Re: Stack spliting
I don't get it. What are your 11 clicks if you're not splitting stacks?
Re: Stack spliting
I don't split them in my inventory.
I start with the one stack of 100 ammo in my hand, then:
(All clicks are Control+Right Click, unless stated otherwise)
Click 1: Turret 1, give it 50, I have 50.
Click 2: Turret 2, give it 25, I have 25.
Click 3: Turret 3, give it 12, I have 13*.
Click 4: Turret 4, Ctrl+Left Click, give it 13, I have 0.
Click 5: Turret 1, take 25, it has 25.
Click 6: Turret 5, give it 12, I have 13*.
Click 7: Turret 6, Ctrl+Left Click, give it 13, I have 0.
Click 8: Turret 1, take 12, it has 13*.
Click 9: Turret 7, Ctrl+Left Click, give it 12.
Click 10: Turret 2, take 12, it has 13*.
Click 11: Turret 8, Ctrl+Left Click, give it 12, I have 0.
End result*:
T1: 13
T2: 13
T3: 12
T4: 13
T5: 12
T6: 13
T7: 12
T8: 12
Player: 0
As close as you can get to evenly splitting, without ever splitting a stack in your inventory, and without ever opening a gui.
*not sure about rounding, could be other way around
I start with the one stack of 100 ammo in my hand, then:
(All clicks are Control+Right Click, unless stated otherwise)
Click 1: Turret 1, give it 50, I have 50.
Click 2: Turret 2, give it 25, I have 25.
Click 3: Turret 3, give it 12, I have 13*.
Click 4: Turret 4, Ctrl+Left Click, give it 13, I have 0.
Click 5: Turret 1, take 25, it has 25.
Click 6: Turret 5, give it 12, I have 13*.
Click 7: Turret 6, Ctrl+Left Click, give it 13, I have 0.
Click 8: Turret 1, take 12, it has 13*.
Click 9: Turret 7, Ctrl+Left Click, give it 12.
Click 10: Turret 2, take 12, it has 13*.
Click 11: Turret 8, Ctrl+Left Click, give it 12, I have 0.
End result*:
T1: 13
T2: 13
T3: 12
T4: 13
T5: 12
T6: 13
T7: 12
T8: 12
Player: 0
As close as you can get to evenly splitting, without ever splitting a stack in your inventory, and without ever opening a gui.
*not sure about rounding, could be other way around
Re: Stack spliting
That sounds so overly complex and needs so much thinking-ahead... We need splitting.
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Re: Stack spliting
Not really. This could be described much more simply like this:
1. While you have more than the intended end-amount in your hand: Ctrl+Right Click on an empty turret/furnace.
2. If you have exactly the intended end-amount: Ctrl+Left Click on an empty turret/furnace.
3. If there are still empty turrets/furnaces: pick a turret/furnace with more than the intended end amount (either in random or one with the largest amount), Ctrl+Right click on it, and go back to step 1.
I really don't find it complicated or hard, but to each their own
And anyway this is probably only a once or twice in a game thing, as I quickly automate everything anyway
Not that I object the idea of allowing splitting, I just really can't see the usefulness of it, other than satisfying early-game ocd
1. While you have more than the intended end-amount in your hand: Ctrl+Right Click on an empty turret/furnace.
2. If you have exactly the intended end-amount: Ctrl+Left Click on an empty turret/furnace.
3. If there are still empty turrets/furnaces: pick a turret/furnace with more than the intended end amount (either in random or one with the largest amount), Ctrl+Right click on it, and go back to step 1.
I really don't find it complicated or hard, but to each their own
And anyway this is probably only a once or twice in a game thing, as I quickly automate everything anyway
Not that I object the idea of allowing splitting, I just really can't see the usefulness of it, other than satisfying early-game ocd