For employees who have just joined ZPM and haven't played the original GTL, this place can indeed be confusing. Because the silly employees discovered that breaking the panel has no GUI?! So whatever you put in, it swallows, which makes it hard for blocks released from a well-formed panel with precise feeding to be converted in a short time and then ruthlessly pried away.
To solve this problem, the stupid employee came up with his own plan:
1. First, set up a standard subnet, use the main network's template provider to connect to the subnet's ME interface, and put the templates inside. The subnet's output bus connects to the main network's ME interface, and configure the products in the output bus.
2. Make some modifications to the components in the subnet. In the component workbench, use a reverse card to mark raw materials, so that the normal forming panel can automatically eject materials while the destruction panel cannot destroy the raw materials. After all, this template thing has no cache, can't be stored in the network, so naturally it can't be destroyed.
3. Connect to the machine via a wireless connector, place the destruction and forming panels as shown. Note that the forming panel must be marked with raw materials; otherwise, the product will be put through the panel again as a priority, causing an infinite loop.
4.You can pile up quantity, pile up a lot, a lot...........
Finally, this thing is quite noisy up close. After all, when you pile too many, multiple blocks are placed and broken at the same time...... While making this tutorial, the machine made my ears bleed.
Mission accomplished!!!^(>w<)^ Now you can go eat ore essence and biological line.
JeffrEyHhaN