Players and mods can create additional forces (up to 64 total). It should not be necessary. Different numbers that are not multiplies of stacks can be still written into the textboxes.

(updated 7 months ago) Built gear minus belt left to built then stop build gear. Perhaps not a very common case, but perhaps this could be handled by the mod? Zombiee#8701@zombiee look at my py base redid post i made a similar thing there@Zombie - What you want to do can be done for sure in TSM.

Thanks the memory cell work like a charm for what I need. Don't know how to use a machine? All that goes well but then the counter keep going up. [Bug] Requester Station fails to clear Train Counter (with cause/workaround) I agree this should be handled in code. ... comparing C to a constant T, and outputting C if C < T. When C hits T, it'll fail to output C, and the count will reset. But how do I reset the counter? ie call an empty train.The bit that you probably are not aware of is that you are allowed more than one supply station in the train schedule. As an example from the above timer, this light will pulse every 1st tick after the timer reaches 30 ticks, making it pulse 1/30th of a second, as Factorio updates at 60 times per second. This last part is necessary because there is one tick during the cycle, the reset tick, during which the counter is not counting. Requester only calls the train if there is sufficient load. Adds a kill counter to the top left of the screen. However, when both inputs are true, the latch will reset, so … Thanks for the quick reply! Normally a standard iron plate train is called in and it is not loaded with GC. (A * -1 => A), then wire that back into your (A + iron plates => A) input. The train is called by requester to load iron plate when a requester has sufficient resource for it, then waits. The original requester station that the train was at does have the train counter update correctly, but the receiving requester station does not acknowledge the manually directed train via the train counter. Actually, I sent it back to the supply station, and the update does not happen at the current requester station. This seems to work fine. So a train can go from supply station empty trains to a requester station where it is filled until full, then on to another supply station where it waits until it is needed to be called for service somewhere else.There is no limit to the number of such supply stations that can be in the schedule, unless factorio has a hard limit on the number of stops permitted in the schedule, but I am unaware of such a limit.The maximum number of supply stops I have found useful in build to date is 3 that I used in a train only (ie no bot no belt) green circuit build. Depending on how many trains are permitted, the station may not ever get another train.Cause - This bug appears consistently when the first station in the train's schedule is disabled at the moment the train leaves the requestor station.Workaround - placing a dummy station with no conditions at the start of every schedule and physically near each requester station gives the train a valid station to head to so the Train Counter sees it leave. So instead of wait until empty, you can wait until full for example.

A counter is used to count the number of input events, and output the sum of that count. Setup via simple to use GUIs and basic combinators. This discussion on the Factorio forums starts with the common 2 decider RS latch version, but the thread goes on to explain why this single decider version is better.

Copper is supplied to the outside of the setup where it is converted to coil and fed directly into the GC assemblers via inserter only. This train has an empty train supply stop, a full of iron supply stop (waiting for GC) and a full of GC supply stop. You will be mining resources, researching technologies, building infrastructure, automating production and fighting enemies. Stuck in a mission?Only way that I have tried is to wire in an arithmetic combinator gives the negative of the current value, i.e. Byproducts, preferred source and last resort. Use your imagination to design your factory, combine simple elements into ingenious structures, apply management skills to keep it working, and protect it from the creatures who don't really like you. This has the same effect as in Factorio: The inputs are summed together, and the outputs each get the result. Factorio is a game in which you build and maintain factories. Looking for efficient setups? Short version I have 3 types of stations. But, I think I have figured out when it happens and can repro it: if you have a requester station and a train is at the station (unloading cargo), and you manually go to the train menu and send the train to a different station, the train counter does not reset. This was quite a surprise to many of our players, as more typically the time between major releases and the scope of the release is greater. I was aware of the ability to alter conditions but the ability to request empty trains was something I overlooked, that is an alternate solution I will have to use next playthrough.