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Those are the two that immediately come to mind, but I suppose I'd have to follow up on your suggestion to see whether they would even pan out. They very well might not, after all.
Something tells me it would have to be made specifically to derive its transmitted bonus directly from the bonuses transmitted to it, and that it would only work with modules that provide a similar bonus. A speed module would receive productivity from one side, and send productivity through the other, but would not be able to receive speed and/or yield and then send those bonuses, whereas a multi-boost module would be able to do that with any combination.
Granted, at some point, it becomes busted, but I for one would like to make a progressively more expensive superfactory. The factory must grow and all that.
i published and its now got the new model and block configs.