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np. :)
@keeang
i created a steam guide instead. check the description.
indeed, it would be awsome. my goal with my industry mod was originally to do that but i didnt structure my code very well and it just got too difficult to work with. might eventually revisit it, idk though
It would be incredibly cool to one day see a mod like your Industry mod interacting with both Wiremod and Nium's Electricity (or a similar mod) to be in a mod list that turns Gmod sandbox into Factorio (or like modded Minecraft) without being its own separate gamemode, lol!
steam really needs an edit comment button
this is one; it has a conveyor in it thats functionally indentical to the old version of this mod
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=115476405
theres also this one with a couple of it's own styles of conveyors, but it hasnt been updated by me in a while and the code was admittedly borrowed from the other one anyway
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2181484969
that all said, it accurs to me that this mod used to have the ability to change any prop into a conveyor, which these lack- so maybe i was wrong to say others do it "better."
with that in mind i might port the old mod's conveyors functionality as a seperate addon. no promises though.