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I'm not sure if this distinction (between shuttles and drones) is possible in the game?
1) Use rovers to transport from production to storage zone. Automated route helps, but isn't perfect.
2) Use trains for transport (not sure how this works, don't have the CCP)
3) Set a "delivery" depot in the same zone (same drone hub) as your storage for the shuttles to deliver the resources to (set it to say 5). Shuttles usually deliver extra resources, which the drones will then offload to storage.
Sorry I don't have a perfect solution for you. I'm literally fighting the devs code on this one.
What would you recommend in such a situation?
My goal is to have little to no resources in my temporary storage outside a production chain, and move it all into the global warehouse storage that has one of each resource.
My main goal is to have a universal depot outside my dome, that holds 10 of each resource, and any extra goes to my main storage (warehouse for each resource type). But as I mentioned, the drones kept taking out of the universal depot, despite me setting it to 10, they'd take so it goes down... Are you saying that if I don't set a max they'll prioritise the warehouse?