Basically the second-to-last belt reads the last-belt's content and only "deposits" one stack onto it when it becomes empty. This works around the stack-selection bias of inserters where they keep ignoring some stacks until they rot.
Belt-end design for Gleba fruit pickup
Belt-end design for Gleba fruit pickup
I've been experimenting Gleba and came up with a tiny design that prevents end-of-belt fruit rotting:
Basically the second-to-last belt reads the last-belt's content and only "deposits" one stack onto it when it becomes empty. This works around the stack-selection bias of inserters where they keep ignoring some stacks until they rot.
Basically the second-to-last belt reads the last-belt's content and only "deposits" one stack onto it when it becomes empty. This works around the stack-selection bias of inserters where they keep ignoring some stacks until they rot.
Re: Belt-end design for Gleba fruit pickup
You can also use an underground belt at the end to force the inserter to pick up everything.