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[F&S] Semi-Automatic Crafting Station
   
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[F&S] Semi-Automatic Crafting Station

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Description
Description
Sets the desired number of products and disables production when the specified value is reached​.

Requirements
  1. 1 IC Housing.
  2. 1 Integrated Circuit (IC10).
  3. 1 Any crafting station.
  4. 1 Stacker.
  5. 1 Chute corner.
  6. 1 (Optional) Led Display showing the desired amount of production.
  7. 1 (Optional) Led Display showing the amount of products produced.

IC ports description
Port
Device
D0
Any crafting station
D1
Stacker
D2
(Optional) Any device, if setted, disables the automatic shutdown of the station
D3
(Optional) Led Display showing the desired amount of production
D4
(Optional) Led Display showing the amount of products produced

Changeable values in IC code
define TimeOut 0 # 0 seconds

Note
Automatically turns on/off the stacker and displays when the crafting station is turned on/off.
During production, you can change the quantity of products. (If the amount of products already produced is more than specified, production will stop)
By default, disables the device immediately after the end of crafting and unloading from the stacker.
You can change the value to a higher value, if you have chosen a new recipe and set to craft, then the timeout will reset and wait for the craft to finish.
You can turn off station auto power off, just assign any device to D2

Game version support
0.2.3920.18842 06/04/2023
2 Comments
123  [author] 11 Sep, 2024 @ 9:44pm 
Tested on 0.2.5195.23625 10/09/2024 work fine
Sofa King Cute 27 May, 2024 @ 7:57am 
Tested this and it is a genius little uncomplicated tool! I have added this code to my little manufacturing array - but all printers share one single output stacker connected by underground chutes. This is fine, I can link the same stacker to all different machines and only use one single set of LEDs. Only drawback ist that all machines must be turned on for the stacker to work.

For this, I have set up a console with a power chip in it that is set to switch on the machines AND the IC10 chips for them when pressed.