Random things clogging my belts.

[Oldmav]

Anyone else having issues with random items showing up on their belts? I set up a mega factory to produce different items made only with iron. I have a truck move these items over to a Mall that I set up to produce more complex things and the over flow just goes into a sink. Everything worked great for hours last night. I wake up this morning and hop on playing for a few min and when I checked my belt a berry had my belt clogged at the sink. I cleared it and not even 10 min later a berry clogged my belt again. I cleared it and then an alien protean clogged the belt. What is going on?

[Sonic Titan]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Oldmav:

Anyone else having issues with random items showing up on their belts? I set up a mega factory to produce different items made only with iron. I have a truck move these items over to a Mall that I set up to produce more complex things and the over flow just goes into a sink. Everything worked great for hours last night. I wake up this morning and hop on playing for a few min and when I checked my belt a berry had my belt clogged at the sink. I cleared it and not even 10 min later a berry clogged my belt again. I cleared it and then an alien protean clogged the belt. What is going on?

Hard to say for sure without looking at your setup in more detail, but my guess would be there's a stack of berries (since it's only them you're noticing appear and clog the belt) that have accidentally ended up in a container somewhere along the chain (likely on the supply line into the one the truck picks up from, unless you have the output being mixed with other sources after the drop-off, but before the sink.

Shut the truck stops down, check the feeds - I'd put a smart splitter after the overflow and before the sink set to send berries to a container (or a long belt ride), too.

[Kage Goomba]

The only time you get random items on your belts is if you did it - errors are the only reason such a thing happens. (done it to myself a few times hehe)

Rebuild the belts at the jammed section and back trace whatever is polluting it - trial and error will help solve the problem.

As suggested by Sonic - Smart Splitter will help greatly - but if you want to find the source - need to check upstream.

Likely will be something easily overlooked.