Stationeers

Stationeers

router
Possible bug?
Hi Elmo, wasn't sure where it was best to try and get in touch. I was working with your inventory system in my new(ish) playthrough. I have a mining rocket setup with 10 silo's for the ores, which are now all on your storage system with a silo controller each plus a master storage setup (heck I even painted the memory chips the same colors as your video). I also have a simple router setup with 3 sorters, the first goes to the advanced furnace (using your 3 pump controller and the Furnace Crafter Controller), the 2nd is just an outlet for me, and the 3rd goes back to the storage system where there's an additional vending machine to catch-all the non-ore stuff that makes it way into the storage system...

The issue I found was the router. For some reason, the "orders" were not getting cleared off the router memory chip. I would go to the central order memory, order up say 50 iron ingots, and have it sent to 99, which would all work, but the router memory chip would still show the original order of iron ore going to address 1 for the furnace. If I manually cleared the message (by entering a zero with the labeler on the mem), then the order to send the ingots to storage would show up, and I would have to manually clear that.

After testing and testing and testing, and re-watching your videos over and over, I finally figured out (I think!) that the router code was supposed to be resetting the memory, but I am not good enough with MIPS to figure out your code.

What I ended up doing as a dirty fix, was that I went to the SetSorter Loop in the router code and at the end of that loop before the jump I added the following line: s LMRouterCom Setting 0 to clear the router memory when the code is resetting the sorters... This worked, now when I order alloy's they go to my ingot vending machine, or to my outlet etc.

So I was just wanting to make you aware that I think there could be something with the router code. More than happy to send you my save file or whatever could help.

Thank you!