Programming is Satisfactory

[Mihael666]

I wonder if can get something like programable computer.
Fo example we can craft new item like receiver. And this machnie will be able in some central computer. After that we can manually control it. Changing overclock, recipe, etc. And for a little more advanced we can make some simple script. Simple implementation of micro-python I gues? Imagine it! Fi asembler need material (another new block) auto convertion belt will realise this material from storage.
Power generation may be able to see in display in your main base! I will love see something like that.

[Man's Best Friend]

I mean, it would probably be pretty neat, but what you're asking for would likely require a complete overhaul of, well, everything.

I remember back when I played TerraTech I had a factory setup where I just had individual storages of each resource, and requesting a block from a manufacturer would just request all the sub blocks, which would trigger the component manufacturers to build them, which would in turn make requests for resources, and it all worked well.

But that system was built to do that from the start. Satisfactory was not.

[Mihael666]

Ok System of requests is example. But central monitor of all your Energy Production? Or sing on storage witch can display haw many material you have i this? Or simple cosmetic. Automatic and programable light? O! How about it! Mainer -> Storage -> Smelter
And on storage we have display with display arrow pointing down when you loose ores and need another Mainer?

[Seedling]

You can do it with the current system by making a factory for that one item and hook the power to that factory to a switch.
Or perhaps get someone to make a mod that allows a programmable splitter to redirect output to a container next to you.

[[BLK] Telu]

All you can do is basic logic with belts.

https://youtu.be/SchAH4nAhY8

[phillip_lynx]

There are mods with complete programmable computers. Search for them.

[umop-apisdn]

The devs showcased a few mods in this video, one of them was a programmable computer interface
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1dUNmBBbExs