Active provider chest - Revision history

Mefisto1029: Order

2025-05-27T07:47:05Z

Order

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	Active provider chests are designed to be emptied. If the player does not want the contained items to be moved until they are specifically requested, then the [[passive provider chest]] or [[buffer chest]] can be used instead.		Active provider chests are designed to be emptied. If the player does not want the contained items to be moved until they are specifically requested, then the [[passive provider chest]] or [[buffer chest]] can be used instead.

			== Achievements ==
			{{Achievement\|logistic-network-embargo}}

	== History ==		== History ==
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	{{history\|0.2.0\|		{{history\|0.2.0\|
	* Introduced}}		* Introduced}}

	~~== Achievements ==~~
	~~{{Achievement\|logistic-network-embargo}}~~

	== See also ==		== See also ==

Bilka: actually, update the name

2025-05-05T14:07:23Z

actually, update the name

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	Active provider chests have the highest priority as pick-up points for logistic robots when fulfilling requests.		Active provider chests have the highest priority as pick-up points for logistic robots when fulfilling requests.

	The main use-case for active provider chests is to be the output for a production building or process that cannot afford to back up due to outputs not being consumed fast enough. One clear example is with [[nuclear reactor]]s. A reactor will not start a new cycle if its output is not cleared of [[~~used up~~ uranium fuel cell]]s. By putting them in an active provider chest, logistics robots will frequently remove such cells, ensuring that the chest will only fill up if there is insufficient logistics storage for such fuel cells.		The main use-case for active provider chests is to be the output for a production building or process that cannot afford to back up due to outputs not being consumed fast enough. One clear example is with [[nuclear reactor]]s. A reactor will not start a new cycle if its output is not cleared of [[depleted uranium fuel cell]]s. By putting them in an active provider chest, logistics robots will frequently remove such cells, ensuring that the chest will only fill up if there is insufficient logistics storage for such fuel cells.

	Active provider chests are designed to be emptied. If the player does not want the contained items to be moved until they are specifically requested, then the [[passive provider chest]] or [[buffer chest]] can be used instead.		Active provider chests are designed to be emptied. If the player does not want the contained items to be moved until they are specifically requested, then the [[passive provider chest]] or [[buffer chest]] can be used instead.

Bilka: typo

2025-05-05T14:07:05Z

typo

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	Active provider chests have the highest priority as pick-up points for logistic robots when fulfilling requests.		Active provider chests have the highest priority as pick-up points for logistic robots when fulfilling requests.

	The main use-case for active provider chests is to be the output for a production building or process that cannot afford to back up due to outputs not being consumed fast enough. One clear example is with [[nuclear reactor]]s. A reactor will not start a new cycle if its output is not cleared of [[~~Used~~ up uranium fuel cell]]s. By putting them in an active provider chest, logistics robots will frequently remove such cells, ensuring that the chest will only fill up if there is insufficient logistics storage for such fuel cells.		The main use-case for active provider chests is to be the output for a production building or process that cannot afford to back up due to outputs not being consumed fast enough. One clear example is with [[nuclear reactor]]s. A reactor will not start a new cycle if its output is not cleared of [[used up uranium fuel cell]]s. By putting them in an active provider chest, logistics robots will frequently remove such cells, ensuring that the chest will only fill up if there is insufficient logistics storage for such fuel cells.

	Active provider chests are designed to be emptied. If the player does not want the contained items to be moved until they are specifically requested, then the [[passive provider chest]] or [[buffer chest]] can be used instead.		Active provider chests are designed to be emptied. If the player does not want the contained items to be moved until they are specifically requested, then the [[passive provider chest]] or [[buffer chest]] can be used instead.

Thrawcheld: typo

2024-11-11T05:48:40Z

typo

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	Active provider chests have the highest priority as pick-up points for logistic robots when fulfilling requests.		Active provider chests have the highest priority as pick-up points for logistic robots when fulfilling requests.

	The main use-case for active provider chests is to be the output for a production building or process that cannot afford to back up due to outputs not being consumed fast enough. One clear example is with [[nuclear reactor]]s. A reactor will not start a new cycle if its output is not cleared of [[Used up uranium fuel cell]]s. By putting them in an active provider chest, logistics robots will frequently remove such cells, ensuring that the chest will only fill up if there is insufficient logistics storage for such fuel ~~sells~~.		The main use-case for active provider chests is to be the output for a production building or process that cannot afford to back up due to outputs not being consumed fast enough. One clear example is with [[nuclear reactor]]s. A reactor will not start a new cycle if its output is not cleared of [[Used up uranium fuel cell]]s. By putting them in an active provider chest, logistics robots will frequently remove such cells, ensuring that the chest will only fill up if there is insufficient logistics storage for such fuel cells.

	Active provider chests are designed to be emptied. If the player does not want the contained items to be moved until they are specifically requested, then the [[passive provider chest]] or [[buffer chest]] can be used instead.		Active provider chests are designed to be emptied. If the player does not want the contained items to be moved until they are specifically requested, then the [[passive provider chest]] or [[buffer chest]] can be used instead.

Alfonse: Provide a use case for this type of chest.

2023-02-10T05:49:56Z

Provide a use case for this type of chest.

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	Active provider chests have the highest priority as pick-up points for logistic robots when fulfilling requests.		Active provider chests have the highest priority as pick-up points for logistic robots when fulfilling requests.

			The main use-case for active provider chests is to be the output for a production building or process that cannot afford to back up due to outputs not being consumed fast enough. One clear example is with [[nuclear reactor]]s. A reactor will not start a new cycle if its output is not cleared of [[Used up uranium fuel cell]]s. By putting them in an active provider chest, logistics robots will frequently remove such cells, ensuring that the chest will only fill up if there is insufficient logistics storage for such fuel sells.

	Active provider chests are designed to be emptied. If the player does not want the contained items to be moved until they are specifically requested, then the [[passive provider chest]] or [[buffer chest]] can be used instead.		Active provider chests are designed to be emptied. If the player does not want the contained items to be moved until they are specifically requested, then the [[passive provider chest]] or [[buffer chest]] can be used instead.

TheOneAndOnlyT at 08:45, 16 January 2023

2023-01-16T08:45:27Z

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	Active provider chests have the highest priority as pick-up points for logistic robots when fulfilling requests.		Active provider chests have the highest priority as pick-up points for logistic robots when fulfilling requests.

	Active provider chests are designed to be emptied. If the player does not want the contained items to be moved until they are specifically requested, then the passive provider chest or buffer chest can be used instead.		Active provider chests are designed to be emptied. If the player does not want the contained items to be moved until they are specifically requested, then the [[passive provider chest]] or [[buffer chest]] can be used instead.

	== History ==		== History ==

Bilka: reword rest of sentence

2022-11-07T10:40:26Z

reword rest of sentence

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	Active provider chests have the highest priority as pick-up points for logistic robots when fulfilling requests.		Active provider chests have the highest priority as pick-up points for logistic robots when fulfilling requests.

	Active provider chests are designed to be emptied. If the player does not want the contained items to be moved until they are specifically requested, then ~~use~~ the passive provider chest or buffer chest instead.		Active provider chests are designed to be emptied. If the player does not want the contained items to be moved until they are specifically requested, then the passive provider chest or buffer chest can be used instead.

	== History ==		== History ==

Sylphoid: punctuation, uncontract, reword

2022-11-02T18:20:35Z

punctuation, uncontract, reword

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	{{:Infobox:Active provider chest}}		{{:Infobox:Active provider chest}}

	The '''active provider chest''' is a large advanced storage item that is part of the [[logistic network]]. [[Logistic robot]]s will pick up items from this chest to move them to [[requester chest]]s, [[buffer chest]]s, the [[player]], or [[storage chest]]s. Logistic robots will actively attempt to move all items within an active provider chest to [[storage chest]]s when there are no other tasks available		The '''active provider chest''' is a large advanced storage item that is part of the [[logistic network]]. [[Logistic robot]]s will pick up items from this chest to move them to [[requester chest]]s, [[buffer chest]]s, the [[player]], or [[storage chest]]s. Logistic robots will actively attempt to move all items within an active provider chest to [[storage chest]]s when there are no other tasks available.

	Active provider chests have the highest priority as pick-up points for logistic robots when fulfilling requests.		Active provider chests have the highest priority as pick-up points for logistic robots when fulfilling requests.

	Active provider chests are designed to be emptied. If ~~you don't~~ want the contained items to be moved until they are specifically requested, then use the passive provider chest or buffer chest instead.		Active provider chests are designed to be emptied. If the player does not want the contained items to be moved until they are specifically requested, then use the passive provider chest or buffer chest instead.

	== History ==		== History ==

Bilka: state what the robots do for this entity, instead of what they don't do for another entity. for clarity

2022-03-24T15:10:06Z

state what the robots do for this entity, instead of what they don't do for another entity. for clarity

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	{{:Infobox:Active provider chest}}		{{:Infobox:Active provider chest}}

	The '''active provider chest''' is a large advanced storage item that is part of the [[logistic network]]. [[Logistic robot]]s will pick up items from this chest to move them to [[requester chest]]s, buffer ~~chests~~, the [[player]], or [[storage chest]]s. ~~They differ from [[passive provider chest]]s in that logistic~~ robots ~~do not~~ move items ~~from passive~~ provider ~~chests~~ to [[storage chest]]s.		The '''active provider chest''' is a large advanced storage item that is part of the [[logistic network]]. [[Logistic robot]]s will pick up items from this chest to move them to [[requester chest]]s, [[buffer chest]]s, the [[player]], or [[storage chest]]s. Logistic robots will actively attempt to move all items within an active provider chest to [[storage chest]]s when there are no other tasks available

	Active provider chests have the highest priority as pick-up points for logistic robots when fulfilling requests.		Active provider chests have the highest priority as pick-up points for logistic robots when fulfilling requests.

Bilka: The history section is directly from the changelog and should not be modified (revert of 188658)

2022-03-24T15:06:34Z

The history section is directly from the changelog and should not be modified (revert of 188658)

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	{{history\|0.10.1\|		{{history\|0.10.1\|
	* Changed the priority of resupplying source of logistic robots. ~~Active provider chests have highest~~ priority, then storage ~~chests,~~ and ~~then~~ passive provider ~~chests~~.}}		* Changed the priority of resupplying source of logistic robots. Provider has biggest priority, then storage and the last one is passive provider.}}

	{{history\|0.8.1\|		{{history\|0.8.1\|