You set it to start inserting when there are 300 coal in the chest and stop when there are 101 coal. Flip the values of the two conditions or rearrange them so it starts at 101 and stops at 300.ssmikis wrote: Wed Nov 26, 2025 4:08 pm I have watched bunch of videos and read factorio wiki about rs latching. I think that my contraption dont reset or set. Can someone give it a glance?fact.jpg
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Thank youLoewchen wrote: Wed Nov 26, 2025 4:48 pm You set it to start inserting when there are 300 coal in the chest and stop when there are 101 coal. Flip the values of the two conditions or rearrange them so it starts at 101 and stops at 300.
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It starts at 100 and stops at 102. Memory doesn't hold. It seams that putting signal in the middle helped. Its soo finickyLoewchen wrote: Wed Nov 26, 2025 4:48 pm
You set it to start inserting when there are 300 coal in the chest and stop when there are 101 coal. Flip the values of the two conditions or rearrange them so it starts at 101 and stops at 300.
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If you want to start it below 101 coal and stop above 300 coal, you forgot to flip the comparison on the second condition; it needs to be < or <=.ssmikis wrote: Thu Nov 27, 2025 10:21 amIt starts at 100 and stops at 102. Memory doesn't hold. fact2.jpgLoewchen wrote: Wed Nov 26, 2025 4:48 pm
You set it to start inserting when there are 300 coal in the chest and stop when there are 101 coal. Flip the values of the two conditions or rearrange them so it starts at 101 and stops at 300.
The first condition says when it should start. The second condition says whether it should keep going (not when it should stop).
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Thank you for your inputNidan wrote: Thu Nov 27, 2025 10:55 am
If you want to start it below 101 coal and stop above 300 coal, you forgot to flip the comparison on the second condition; it needs to be < or <=.
The first condition says when it should start. The second condition says whether it should keep going (not when it should stop).
I tried both conditions <, < or =, >, > or =, mixed conditions with < ,>. but always keep the same order of conditions ( like in videos i saw) what did the trick ( it seams) changing order of [AND] condition ....I am lower than beginner at this point.
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Stop trying arbitrary conditions without understanding and start thinking about what you want to achieve.
(I guess) you want to achieve this:
So we can code the second list directly into the combinator:
condition:
coal > 300
OR
[coal > 100
AND
enabled = 1]
output:
enabled=1
(I guess) you want to achieve this:
- if the chest has more than 300 items, enable the inserter to take items out of it
- while the chest has between 100 and 300 items, keep the inserter enabled
- stop the inserter if there are less than 100 items in the chest
- if the chest has more than 300 items, enable the inserter
- if the chest has more than 100 items and the inserter was enabled before, enable the inserter
So we can code the second list directly into the combinator:
condition:
coal > 300
OR
[coal > 100
AND
enabled = 1]
output:
enabled=1
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Because for some reason instead of just swapping the values of the conditions you randomly changed an operator. Get the original state: viewtopic.php?p=685495#p685495 and change the 300 to 101 and the 101 to 300.ssmikis wrote: Thu Nov 27, 2025 10:21 amIt starts at 100 and stops at 102.Loewchen wrote: Wed Nov 26, 2025 4:48 pm You set it to start inserting when there are 300 coal in the chest and stop when there are 101 coal. Flip the values of the two conditions or rearrange them so it starts at 101 and stops at 300.



