Auto-Repair System

[Traubensaft]

So I've just recently made a nice fancy system with filtered water and hooked it up to 10 goliaths and a harvester so that everything is properly filtered and in a compact and efficient manner. I even included a logic auto-repair system in the hopes that it would be self-sufficient for a good 2 or 3 hours without any supervision or resupplying. However, I put a good 4 tool kits in, maxing out the storage capacity of the "spanner" (its not a spanner, it's actually a wrench because of one simple reason: THE UNITED STATES OF MUTHER[Insert Profanity of Choice Here]IN AMERICA) dispenser and it was ALL gone within like half an hour. I have a theory as to what happened, I believe that the wrench dispenser shot multiple wrenches at a time because the logic wires transmitted a constant value of 1, while the dispenser requires a singular pulse to operate correctly. I was wondering if one might find a Pulse device that sends one pulse out per constant 1 value in the logic and power store (I did not see such a device there on my last visit) or, failing that, I would like to ask that the developers might put such a device in the next update. I am not a computer programmer, so I cannot say that it would be simple or whether it would be complicated, but it would certainly help at what I AM experienced in, which is making a slightly more efficient factory with minimal maintenance required. Thank you for indicating where I might find this device or whether or not the developers intend to add one! In fact, thank you for taking the time out of your day required for reading my obsessively long essay on my own factory's productivity!

[aRPeaR]

Did you use the "bigger than logic cable" or the "flip logic cable"?

[Traubensaft]

Originally posted by aRPeaR:

Did you use the "bigger than logic cable" or the "flip logic cable"?

I used bigger than, why?

[aRPeaR]

To know what system you are using. I personally have no problem with that system and I'm wondering if a delay logic cable would help.

[Traubensaft]

It might. I might also try using a spare equal to splitter cable I have lying around. I'll report back on whether or not it works.

[Traubensaft]

Okay, I don't exactly know why the bigger than cable didn't work, but the compare logic cable seems to work much better, so if you're also having auto-repair system troubles, maybe try this setup; A logic durability reader into a compare logic cable which compares the number on a logic keypad (keep in mind that the number on the keypad is the durability at which the item of choice is to be repaired; with this in mind I chose 15 as my number) to the durability, and hook the output up to a logic "spanner" thrower which is pointed directly at the item of choice and fill said "spanner" thrower with wrenches or repair kits (repair kits are cheaper in the long run).

[Traubensaft]

that whole instructions list is for future viewers if they find this discussion.

[jamper]

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