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| − | This logic | + | This logic circuit will allow your [[autolathe]] to build a stack of whichever item you select, up to the quantity specified by your stacker. It will then turn off your autolathe and turn it back on. You can use this and replace the autolathe with any other fabricator such as an electric printer or a hydraulic pipe bender. |
You will need: | You will need: | ||
| − | * Autolathe | + | * [[Autolathe]] |
| − | * Stacker | + | * [[Stacker]] |
| − | * 4 Logic I/O chips (2 Logic Writer, 2 Logic Reader) | + | * 4 [[Kit_(Logic_I/O)|Logic I/O chips]] (2 Logic Writer, 2 Logic Reader) |
| − | * 2 Logic Processor Chips (Compare) | + | * 2 [[Kit_(Logic_Processor)|Logic Processor Chips]] (Compare) |
* Cable coils to connect all parts | * Cable coils to connect all parts | ||
| − | + | Clicking on the image in this article will show you an example of this setup ingame with all screws annotated. | |
[[File:Automate Autolathe Logic.png|thumb|Description of Logic Circuits to Automate Autolathe]] | [[File:Automate Autolathe Logic.png|thumb|Description of Logic Circuits to Automate Autolathe]] | ||
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[[File:Automate Electric Printer.png|thumb|Automated Electric Printer]] | [[File:Automate Electric Printer.png|thumb|Automated Electric Printer]] | ||
| − | '''Logic Reader A:''' | + | '''Logic Reader A:'''<br> |
| − | In : Stacker | + | In : Stacker<br> |
Var: Setting | Var: Setting | ||
| − | '''Logic Reader B:''' | + | '''Logic Reader B:'''<br> |
| − | In : Autolathe | + | In : Autolathe<br> |
Var: ExportCount | Var: ExportCount | ||
| − | '''Compare Unit C:''' | + | '''Compare Unit C:'''<br> |
| − | In1: A | + | In1: A<br> |
| − | In2: B | + | In2: B<br> |
Out: Greater | Out: Greater | ||
| − | '''Compare Unit D:''' | + | '''Compare Unit D:'''<br> |
| − | In1: A | + | In1: A<br> |
| − | In2: B | + | In2: B<br> |
Out: Equals | Out: Equals | ||
| − | '''Logic Writer:''' | + | '''Logic Writer:'''<br> |
| − | In : C | + | In : C<br> |
| − | Out: Autolathe | + | Out: Autolathe<br> |
Var: On | Var: On | ||
| − | '''Logic Writer:''' | + | '''Logic Writer:'''<br> |
| − | In : D | + | In : D<br> |
| − | Out: Autolathe | + | Out: Autolathe<br> |
Var: ClearMemory | Var: ClearMemory | ||
This circuit works by keeping the autolathe on while it's current ExportCount is less than the setting on the Stacker that you have attached. Once the ExportCount reaches the stacker setting, the autolathe's memory is reset(setting ExportCount to 0) and the Autolathe is powered off for one tick and then powered back on. | This circuit works by keeping the autolathe on while it's current ExportCount is less than the setting on the Stacker that you have attached. Once the ExportCount reaches the stacker setting, the autolathe's memory is reset(setting ExportCount to 0) and the Autolathe is powered off for one tick and then powered back on. | ||
Latest revision as of 02:33, 6 April 2023
This logic circuit will allow your autolathe to build a stack of whichever item you select, up to the quantity specified by your stacker. It will then turn off your autolathe and turn it back on. You can use this and replace the autolathe with any other fabricator such as an electric printer or a hydraulic pipe bender.
You will need:
- Autolathe
- Stacker
- 4 Logic I/O chips (2 Logic Writer, 2 Logic Reader)
- 2 Logic Processor Chips (Compare)
- Cable coils to connect all parts
Clicking on the image in this article will show you an example of this setup ingame with all screws annotated.
Logic Reader A:
In : Stacker
Var: Setting
Logic Reader B:
In : Autolathe
Var: ExportCount
Compare Unit C:
In1: A
In2: B
Out: Greater
Compare Unit D:
In1: A
In2: B
Out: Equals
Logic Writer:
In : C
Out: Autolathe
Var: On
Logic Writer:
In : D
Out: Autolathe
Var: ClearMemory
This circuit works by keeping the autolathe on while it's current ExportCount is less than the setting on the Stacker that you have attached. Once the ExportCount reaches the stacker setting, the autolathe's memory is reset(setting ExportCount to 0) and the Autolathe is powered off for one tick and then powered back on.