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Maximum limit for logistics slots

Posted: Sat Dec 13, 2014 7:11 am
by immibis
Currently, logistic slots in your character allow you to specify an item, and a minimum amount of that item to keep stocked. You should also be able to specify a maximum number of items. If you have more items than the maximum, the robots will take away the extra items the same way they take items from active provider chests.

I seem to pick up quite a few stacks of iron plates/copper plates/coal/etc when rearranging things, and it would be nice if the robots could take it away automatically.

Re: Maximum limit for logistics slots

Posted: Sat Dec 13, 2014 8:06 am
by n9103
Make one of those a logistic storage chest, and drop the stuff in one when you feel you've got too much. ;)

Re: Maximum limit for logistics slots

Posted: Sat Dec 13, 2014 9:07 am
by immibis
n9103 wrote:Make one of those a logistic storage chest, and drop the stuff in one when you feel you've got too much. ;)
Active provider* if I want to reuse the chest. But that misses the point of it being fully automatic. You could also say "Make a requester chest, and drop it down when you want robots to deliver stuff to you", but we have character logistic slots anyway.

Re: Maximum limit for logistics slots

Posted: Sat Dec 13, 2014 1:42 pm
by berni1212
I think you mean like i have now 800 Wood but i only need 400 wood u put that in Max 400 Wood in your inventory and the logistic Robort come and bring them to Storage chests or ? :?:

Re: Maximum limit for logistics slots

Posted: Sun Dec 14, 2014 12:22 am
by immibis
berni1212 wrote:I think you mean like i have now 800 Wood but i only need 400 wood u put that in Max 400 Wood in your inventory and the logistic Robort come and bring them to Storage chests or ? :?:
Yes, exactly that.

Maybe it could work for requester chests too. You could have a buffer chest with almost infinite size - if it gets too empty, the robots will bring more stuff, and if it gets too full, the robots will take it away. But probably not, to keep it simple.