Takes the input signal, checks if the necessary ingredients are in inventory. If not, it loads recipe to build it. If the ingredients are there, it builds the input signal to a stack size.
Have fun with this. You can use the logic to do some crazy stuff.
- No mods, other than the Space Age DLC. I haven't tried it on without the Space Age mod, it might work.
- It supplies the fluids it needs for the recipe.
- It maintains its own inventory for the most part.
- It builds everything to 1 stack size.
- It is not perfect.
- There is a constant combinator with a C in there to turn on to clear the memory cells (just in case, it clears itself).
- You can adjust the timing of the logic on there with constant combinators (A & B).
- It cycles the list through a SR latch to maintain inventory.
- It takes the one recipe and will check for what is not there and build for it, down to the basic parts.
- There is a constant combinator that you can use to add a negative value for it to maintain more of an item in inventory.
- This can be stackable.
- Basic inputs from a bus and doesn't use bots.
- You can build a network of these but need to use a Decider combinator to prevent feedback.
- It can only have 5 top level recipes in the list at one time, this is because of the filters on the inserter. You can figure out a way to split a list into parts of 5 or deal with it. This logic is not restricted to 5 items but the filters on the inserters to the assembler are restricted. Or you can have multiple of these and each of them maintain 5 items. Or don't use the inserter filters and change things up by using bots. Its up to you, there is ways around it.
- There is a "Do Not Build List" you can adjust, so it will not build those items. Pretty much to prevent it trying to build batteries when it can't build batteries. Or if you want to supply more items to it and don't want it to build those items.
- The logic works for Foundries and Electromagnetic plants as well.