So here is my current sorting system, with my 8 gold chests connected to MK2 chassis pipes from logistics pipes. The chassis pipes each have a polymorphic item-sink module and a provider MK1 module. Over on the front/right i have some barrels (currently with no automation). what i would want to do is the following:
i would want it so that when there is always a maximum of 2 stacks of an item (such as iron ingots) in a chest, and all the excess is sent to the barrels. This provides me with 128 items of each item to request from my request pipes, and allows me to store the rest in a bigger storage container. Any way to do this? (note: i said maximum 2 stacks, but i would like to be able to change the maximum stack number, as i need items like iron and copper much more often than things like ink sacks or nether bricks)
I am using the ultimate pack with an updated MFR and added logistics pipes.
Please provide as much detail as you can! (if you can help
)
Would this work with relays or something?
EDIT: ignore the basic logistic pipe on the side of the very left chest, it is just the default route for unsorted items. the chassic pipes are connected to the backs of the chests.
i would want it so that when there is always a maximum of 2 stacks of an item (such as iron ingots) in a chest, and all the excess is sent to the barrels. This provides me with 128 items of each item to request from my request pipes, and allows me to store the rest in a bigger storage container. Any way to do this? (note: i said maximum 2 stacks, but i would like to be able to change the maximum stack number, as i need items like iron and copper much more often than things like ink sacks or nether bricks)
I am using the ultimate pack with an updated MFR and added logistics pipes.
Please provide as much detail as you can! (if you can help
)Would this work with relays or something?
EDIT: ignore the basic logistic pipe on the side of the very left chest, it is just the default route for unsorted items. the chassic pipes are connected to the backs of the chests.