Bar rack blocks: store 50 bars each, F lets them out oldest first (t1)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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brick pattern so piles have no air gaps; a Bar rack machine (the Silo for bars) takes them from
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a belt or tube, counts them and lets them out with F. The owner wanted bar storage that doesn't
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waste space, like stacked ingots in real life.
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As built: a resting bar snaps to a 2-grain grid, and one with fewer than 2 of its 4 bottom cells
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supported tips into the gap beside it. Storage became Rack blocks rather than a machine, like
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the t4 hoppers: 50 bars of any kind per block, a column is one rack; bars landing on top go in
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(into the lowest block with room), F opens the gate at the bottom of the column, and bars come
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out oldest first, one every 20 ticks, onto whatever is below. Taking a block back returns its
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bars.
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- **Hopper blocks replace hopper machines (t4).** 1-block Grinder and Saw blocks each work what
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lands on them and drop it below, so a wider row is a wider, faster hopper. The Refiner and Stone
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cutter leave the build menu; built ones in old saves keep working. The owner wanted hoppers of
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