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| | == Description == | | == Description == |
| − | Used to transport items. The Kit can be used to create 9 different variants, some of them are able to connect to power and logic network. | + | Used to transport items. The Kit can be used to create 7 different variants, some of them are able to connect to power and logic network. |
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| − | * Straight chute: transports items on a straight line
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| − | * Window chute: transports items on a straight line, and the items are visible inside the chute
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| − | * Corner chute: transports items on a perpendicular line
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| − | * Junction (consumes two kits): transports items on a straight and perpendicular line (merges two lines into one)
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| − | * Flip flop Splitter: alternates between transporting an item on a straight and perpendicular line (splits one line in two)
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| − | * Chute Valve: transports items on a straight line. Can be open and closed
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| − | * Chute overflow: transports items on a straight and perpendicular line, where priority is given to the straight line (similar to a flip flop, but instead of 50%, it only goes perpendicular if straight is full)
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| − | * Chute inlet: items can be dropped on it and will transport them on a perpendicular line
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| − | * Chute outlet: items are dropped from the chute to the floor
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| | == Recipes ==<!--T:3--> | | == Recipes ==<!--T:3--> |
