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Truck picks up rocks/dirt from an excavator, then:
A) Brings it to nearby dump site and dump it.
B) Brings it to nearby storage, unloads it, stuff gets belted to nearby stacker where it's dumped.
Well, your options require trucks...plant the stacker on the edge of a cliff, or deep sea, and watch your bulk overflow dissappear without more than a few W of input...you can keep using trucks yes but...why did you make the post then?
You're using trucks either way. The excavators aren't going to unload into a stacker. They unload into a truck. Now that truck has to take the rock/dirt someplace. It can take it to a nearby dump site or it can take it to a nearby storage facility that puts it on a belt that delivers it to a stacker.
If you are not using the sorting facility in your games, then you have too many trucks assigned to mining, for late-r game you need to use offshore facilities. Advantage of "adding the extra step", the trucks unless single load and thus not needing sorting are converging at 2-3 points on my system, from where sorters and splitters can rearrange unwanted materials via trucks or stackers.
Thanks, that sounds like a good plan.
Yep, he just repeated the same as I did, your trucks are wasted dumping rocks...
New maps are a party!!! Lets hope the handling times are fast enough.
Regards
And I quit using the stackers. I don't find them useful.