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I have a truck delivering rubber and plastic from my refinery and sorting it into seperate containers.
It feels like currently we aren't incentivized to use trucks/trains currently over conveyors except aesthetically, if you prefer them that is.
False. Do your research options in the MAM building.
My main storage is fed with convoyers clutterered with all different things.
And the last output only sends out exess items, when the corresponding container ist full (into the sink) :)
A base Tractor can carry 24 stacks of items, if your pickup facility is producing more than 24 stacks of an item in the time it takes the tractor to do a full trip (Causing its production to stop) then you're losing productivity. In this situation a belt would be better as belts don't have to wait for a vehicle to come pick up the item to start moving it towards your base.
This is assuming your receiving factory can take any amount of resources thrown at it.
This limit is pretty awkward to calculate.
Tractor 24 slots, ore is 100 per stack. Let's say your tractor takes 5minutes to perform a round trip. If your pickup facility is pumping more than 2400 ore in the 5minutes it takes the Tractor to perform a pickup, then it's not efficient for the tractor & a belt would be better in this scenario.
Item sorters can be made using smart-splitters:
Run a single conveyor line that passes through 10 smart splitters
Set their left out to "none" + Centre output to "Any unrecognised" + right output to "Overflow"
Link each smart splitter to a container, and merge all their right outputs to the awesome sink
Change each "None" output on each splitter to an item.
Boom, you have a sorting machine that will also dump any excess items into the awesome sink.