Circuit module for recipe signal
Posted: Wed Mar 05, 2025 4:16 am
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Factorio 2.0 has huge potential for automated circuits. We can realize digital electric control factories in this version. However, with the increase of modules, there are more and more recipes, and signals may also disrupt module coverage, so I thought of MC's "AE2" and Satisfactory's "Digital Storage". The former requires setting templates in advance to determine the recipes, while the latter allows you to choose different routes according to different recipes (provided you have to unlock them).
From this, I thought about whether a module can easily realize circuits. First, "Helmod" and "Factory Planner" can query recipes, and use this method to turn recipes into circuits, and then land on machines. Then use robot logistics to realize digital electric control factories, which can greatly improve the utilization efficiency of machines.
The following is a video I found, and the corresponding blueprint in the video is attached.
I hope someone can package and make a simple mod for people like me who don't understand circuits.
https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1AuSXY ... d.sections
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Factorio 2.0 has huge potential for automated circuits. We can realize digital electric control factories in this version. However, with the increase of modules, there are more and more recipes, and signals may also disrupt module coverage, so I thought of MC's "AE2" and Satisfactory's "Digital Storage". The former requires setting templates in advance to determine the recipes, while the latter allows you to choose different routes according to different recipes (provided you have to unlock them).
From this, I thought about whether a module can easily realize circuits. First, "Helmod" and "Factory Planner" can query recipes, and use this method to turn recipes into circuits, and then land on machines. Then use robot logistics to realize digital electric control factories, which can greatly improve the utilization efficiency of machines.
The following is a video I found, and the corresponding blueprint in the video is attached.
I hope someone can package and make a simple mod for people like me who don't understand circuits.
https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1AuSXY ... d.sections