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I can have a look at your build to see what is wrong since the piston act as a conveyor tube for things attached to its front and back (not for the sides).
Upload it to the workshop and post the link here so I can have a look at it or invite me when I'm playing into your game
To clarify I am indeed only connecting to the ends of the piston where the hatches are.
It could well be some poor interaction on the merge blocks part so in the meantime i'll have a look at hard wiring it directly onto my ship to see if that's the issue.
As far as I know Merge Blocks cannot ransfer items themselves. Though connectors can connect and transfer items so you could use that as well as merge blocks.
On further testing it does appear that this issue only affects small ship versions of pistons. The platform one i tried could pass items from drill through piston to a container.
I've also tested now with building a very very basic small ship and trying a drill on a piston in a very barebones system and the problem persists even then. In conclusion I think it may well be a bug
Well I'm not sure what's causing it then.
um they do - ive been using extendable docking ports for quite some time and they worked fine. except for some periodic woobling glitches that plagued pistons from time to time.
Holy necro batman...
Its 4 year old post guys ;)