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==Summary==
==Summary==
A Piler can both stack and unstack items. The stacking occurs when the items enter the Piler from its lower end.
An Automatic Piler can stack or unstack items. The stacking occurs when the belt enters the Piler from its smaller side, unpiling happens when it enters from the larger side.  
 
To pile items two consecutive items have to follow directly on the entering belt. Only items of the same type can be combined into one stack.  
A Piler will only stack two cargos if one comes directly after another, at minimum possible distance. Otherwise, the cargo will be released instantly without waiting for the next one to come. Only items of the same type can be combined into one stack.
Two double-stacked cargos can be stacked again into a four-stack. Triple-stack can be created from a double-stack followed by an unstacked cargo, or vice-versa. The maximum stack limit is a 4-stack.  
 
Two double-stacked cargos can be stacked again into a four-stack. Triple-stack can be created from a double-stack followed by an unstacked cargo, or vice-versa. The limit of stacking is 4.
 
When unstacking, a double-stack will be split into single items, one coming directly after another, a 4-stack will be split into two 2-stacks, and a 3-stack will be split into a 2-stack and a single item.
When unstacking, a double-stack will be split into single items, one coming directly after another, a 4-stack will be split into two 2-stacks, and a 3-stack will be split into a 2-stack and a single item.
 
Automatic Pilers can be stacked one onto another. The baseline building limit is 7, increased by 3 per each level of the [[Vertical Construction (Upgrade)|Vertical Construction]] upgrade, up to the maximum of 25.
Automatic Pilers can be stacked one onto another. The baseline stacking limit is 7, increased by 3 per each level of the [[Vertical Construction (Upgrade)|Vertical Construction]] upgrade, up to the maximum of 25.


==Production Chain==
==Production Chain==
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==Player Tips & Tricks==
=== Player Tips & Tricks ===
[[File:Turbopile.png|thumb|600x600px|Reducing Belt speed in steps result in a 4 stack after just 2 Automatic Pilers.⠀ ]]
* Under normal circumstances the minimum amount of Pilers needed to create a 4 stack would be 3. But by utilizing belts of different speeds its possible to create a a 4 pile with just two.  The idea is to run a higher speed belt into the first Piler, and belt out with a lower belt speed- for example MK2 Belt-> Piler -> MK1 Belt -> Piler.  This has applications in a Fractionator Hydrogen feed, to use less expensive belt over large distances, or even to allow for slower sorters to transport much more cargo. Note that a downgrade from MK3 to MK2 will lower the total throughput, while a downgrade from MK2 to MK1 does not.
* Automatic Pilers  are ideal to boost the production of early [[Fractionator]] setups.
* Piling can be used to either save on expensive high-tier Belts or to allow for layouts of much longer design.
* Piling is also useful to make low-tier Sorters more useful, since they will move a whole stack instead of one item at a time, potentially quadrupling their throughput.
 
 
 
 
 




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Latest revision as of 17:01, 10 March 2024

Automatic Piler
Logistics
After setting up the Automatic Piler on the conveyor belt, it can automatically integrate two consecutive cargos into one, which greatly improves the carrying capacity of the conveyor belt.
Icon Automatic Piler.png
Work Consumption144 kW
Idle Consumption9000 W
Made InAssembler
Hand-makeReplicator
Stack Size50

Icon Automatic Piler.png
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4 s
Icon Steel.png
3
Icon Gear.png
4
Icon Super-Magnetic Ring.png
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Icon Processor.png
2

Summary

An Automatic Piler can stack or unstack items. The stacking occurs when the belt enters the Piler from its smaller side, unpiling happens when it enters from the larger side. To pile items two consecutive items have to follow directly on the entering belt. Only items of the same type can be combined into one stack. Two double-stacked cargos can be stacked again into a four-stack. Triple-stack can be created from a double-stack followed by an unstacked cargo, or vice-versa. The maximum stack limit is a 4-stack. When unstacking, a double-stack will be split into single items, one coming directly after another, a 4-stack will be split into two 2-stacks, and a 3-stack will be split into a 2-stack and a single item. Automatic Pilers can be stacked one onto another. The baseline building limit is 7, increased by 3 per each level of the Vertical Construction upgrade, up to the maximum of 25.

Production Chain

Recipe Building Replicator? Technology
Icon Automatic Piler.png
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4 s
Icon Steel.png
3
Icon Gear.png
4
Icon Super-Magnetic Ring.png
1
Icon Processor.png
2
Icon Assembling Machine Mk.I.pngIcon Assembling Machine Mk.II.pngIcon Assembling Machine Mk.III.pngIcon Re-composing Assembler.png
Tech Integrated Logistics System.png

Player Tips & Tricks

Reducing Belt speed in steps result in a 4 stack after just 2 Automatic Pilers.⠀
  • Under normal circumstances the minimum amount of Pilers needed to create a 4 stack would be 3. But by utilizing belts of different speeds its possible to create a a 4 pile with just two. The idea is to run a higher speed belt into the first Piler, and belt out with a lower belt speed- for example MK2 Belt-> Piler -> MK1 Belt -> Piler. This has applications in a Fractionator Hydrogen feed, to use less expensive belt over large distances, or even to allow for slower sorters to transport much more cargo. Note that a downgrade from MK3 to MK2 will lower the total throughput, while a downgrade from MK2 to MK1 does not.
  • Automatic Pilers are ideal to boost the production of early Fractionator setups.
  • Piling can be used to either save on expensive high-tier Belts or to allow for layouts of much longer design.
  • Piling is also useful to make low-tier Sorters more useful, since they will move a whole stack instead of one item at a time, potentially quadrupling their throughput.




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