[2.0.23] Space Age personal logistics, trash unrequested
Posted: Wed Dec 04, 2024 3:14 pm
Not sure if this is a bug or a weird feature, but...
What I wanted to do:
I wanted to configure personal logistics so that "trash unrequested items" is always enabled. However, there are certain items that I use rarely but want to keep in my inventory temporarily when I take them from a chest or craft them. Basically, I want personal logistics to ignore these items. For example, items like radars — I craft them and place them, but I don’t want to keep them in my inventory all the time. This also includes blueprints, deconstruction planners, upgrade planners, and blueprint books.
What I did: A logical solution seemed to be setting the required amount of these items to 0 and the maximum amount to infinity. This pairs nicely with the "take into account any quality" option : So, I configured it like this: What happened:
Personal logistics still moved these items into the trash slots.
Leave my blueprints alone D:
What I expected to happen:
I expected the items to be ignored by personal logistics, obviously.
What I wanted to do:
I wanted to configure personal logistics so that "trash unrequested items" is always enabled. However, there are certain items that I use rarely but want to keep in my inventory temporarily when I take them from a chest or craft them. Basically, I want personal logistics to ignore these items. For example, items like radars — I craft them and place them, but I don’t want to keep them in my inventory all the time. This also includes blueprints, deconstruction planners, upgrade planners, and blueprint books.
What I did: A logical solution seemed to be setting the required amount of these items to 0 and the maximum amount to infinity. This pairs nicely with the "take into account any quality" option : So, I configured it like this: What happened:
Personal logistics still moved these items into the trash slots.
Leave my blueprints alone D:
What I expected to happen:
I expected the items to be ignored by personal logistics, obviously.