Is there a good way to differentiate between contents and ingredients of an assembler?
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Is there a good way to differentiate between contents and ingredients of an assembler?
The circuit I am working on needs to be able to read the current contents and the ingredients of an assembler but the output gets combined, for example if it is making green circuits and it has 2 copper wire already, the output would be 5 copper wire (contents + ingredients). Is there a way to differentiate the two easily?
Re: Is there a good way to differentiate between contents and ingredients of an assembler?
No, but there is a suggestion asking just for that here : viewtopic.php?f=6&t=117032. Feel free to voice yourself 
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