Very helpful, now I just need to get rid of my spaghetti belts!

I really enjoy watching your huge builds, but it's also nice to see a shorter tutorial video as well. Great content! Thanks for your videos.

man i been running loops with items to have inventory of lower tier items and i knew there was a way to use logistics this way i just couldn't figure out a functioning way,,.. thank you for figuring out a solution to a serious problem lol this is exactly want i wanted, to keep some of a certain items as back up without having to make a new line to keep some as back up inventory

Very Nice way Of doing things ! Thanks for the content 🙂

very very usefull, ty

There's some useful ideas here. However, 4 ore make 1 bar, if I were to sort, I'd do so after smelting down. Still not sure why I would though, considering I can send it all straight into construction and manufacturing - which is where sorting does start to get confusing. I'm not sure how sorting ore at the beginning of the process would make that any less convoluted though. If anything I need a logic nerd to say "well actually" and write me a diagram. Then I can pop him back in his home on Reddit :D Maybe I'm missing something here... Well thought out vid though, thanks!

Really good video. Definitely going to play around with this. May go with the approach of blocking input, rather than restricting output(because each machine already has internal storage) - i.e. IF there are lets say > 2000 copper wire stored, don`t allow more copper plates into the machine. That way lets say if I grab 1k copper wire, it will automatically fill up it up back to 2k, and hopefully down the line, fill up the missing copper plates. Maybe for ease just have a central storage requesting stuff with bots, so can grab from 1 place and the rest of the factories will produce up to a certain limit. Will see if this works.

Warehouse inputs don’t need sorting, only outputs, so its usually beneficial to switch the warehouse to 4 inputs and 8 outputs.

Easiest thing to do is take 4 lines in of random materials and put them into a single big warehouse. Then you can send up to 8 lines out filtered for the specific item you want. Technically gold and water being 1 line each is good as you cant go thru that much, meaning you have 2 outputs for the other 3 types.

Is there any reason you are using a pretty construction intense instead of just blocker logic blocks?

So basically you have one smelter processing one metal, when a single smelter can simultaneously smelt multiple metals.