Landing pad unloading bay - Revision history

Md143rbh7f at 15:13, 19 September 2026

2026-09-19T15:13:42Z

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	{{About/Space age}}		{{About/Space age}}
	'''Landing pad unloading bays''' are special variants of [[cargo bay]]s{{SA}} that extend the storage capability of a [[cargo landing pad]]{{SA}}. To provide this bonus, unloading bays must be placed directly adjacent to a part of the landing pad, or to another cargo or unloading bay that is itself attached to the landing pad. This connection does not need to cover all tiles on one side of the bay; it may only cover two or three tiles horizontally or vertically. There can be any number of bays attached to a landing pad. The unloading bay snaps to a 2×2 grid, like the landing pad and rails.		'''Landing pad unloading bays''' are special variants of [[cargo bay]]s{{SA}} that extend the storage capability of a [[cargo landing pad]]{{SA}} and can additionally interact with [[inserters]]. To provide this bonus, unloading bays must be placed directly adjacent to a part of the landing pad, or to another cargo or unloading bay that is itself attached to the landing pad. This connection does not need to cover all tiles on one side of the bay; it may only cover two or three tiles horizontally or vertically. There can be any number of bays attached to a landing pad. The unloading bay snaps to a 2×2 grid, like the landing pad and rails.

	Unlike the cargo bay, the unloading bay can have [[inserters]] interact with it to unload items from all connected cargo bays and the original landing pad. As the unloading bay is 4×5 tiles in size, a single row of inserters can easily transfer items directly from an unloading to a waiting [[cargo wagon]]. Inserters still cannot insert into the unloading bay, however. When upgraded to the cargo bay, the unloading bay also loses its +1 input and output cargo hatch bonuses.		Unlike the cargo bay, the unloading bay can have inserters interact with it to unload items from all connected cargo bays and the original landing pad. As the unloading bay is 4×5 tiles in size, a single row of inserters can easily transfer items directly from an unloading to a waiting [[cargo wagon]]. Inserters still cannot insert into the unloading bay, however. When upgraded to the cargo bay, the unloading bay also loses its +1 input and output cargo hatch bonuses.

	Additionally, unloading bays cannot be placed on [[space platform]]s. They must also be placed within 59 tiles of landing pad.		Additionally, unloading bays cannot be placed on [[space platform]]s. They must also be placed within 59 tiles of landing pad.

Md143rbh7f at 15:07, 19 September 2026

2026-09-19T15:07:04Z

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	'''Landing pad unloading bays''' are special variants of [[cargo bay]]s{{SA}} that extend the storage capability of a [[cargo landing pad]]{{SA}}. To provide this bonus, unloading bays must be placed directly adjacent to a part of the landing pad, or to another cargo or unloading bay that is itself attached to the landing pad. This connection does not need to cover all tiles on one side of the bay; it may only cover two or three tiles horizontally or vertically. There can be any number of bays attached to a landing pad. The unloading bay snaps to a 2×2 grid, like the landing pad and rails.		'''Landing pad unloading bays''' are special variants of [[cargo bay]]s{{SA}} that extend the storage capability of a [[cargo landing pad]]{{SA}}. To provide this bonus, unloading bays must be placed directly adjacent to a part of the landing pad, or to another cargo or unloading bay that is itself attached to the landing pad. This connection does not need to cover all tiles on one side of the bay; it may only cover two or three tiles horizontally or vertically. There can be any number of bays attached to a landing pad. The unloading bay snaps to a 2×2 grid, like the landing pad and rails.

	Unlike the cargo bay, the unloading bay can have [[inserters]] interact with it to unload items from all connected cargo bays and the original landing pad. As the unloading bay is 4×5 tiles in size, a single row of inserters can easily transfer items directly from an unloading to a waiting [[cargo wagon]]. Inserters still cannot insert into the unloading bay, however.		Unlike the cargo bay, the unloading bay can have [[inserters]] interact with it to unload items from all connected cargo bays and the original landing pad. As the unloading bay is 4×5 tiles in size, a single row of inserters can easily transfer items directly from an unloading to a waiting [[cargo wagon]]. Inserters still cannot insert into the unloading bay, however. When upgraded to the cargo bay, the unloading bay also loses its +1 input and output cargo hatch bonuses.

	Additionally, unloading bays cannot be placed on [[space platform]]s. They must also be placed within 59 tiles of landing pad.		Additionally, unloading bays cannot be placed on [[space platform]]s. They must also be placed within 59 tiles of landing pad.

Md143rbh7f: still can't use landing pad as a warehouse unfortunately :(

2026-09-19T15:03:01Z

still can't use landing pad as a warehouse unfortunately :(

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	'''Landing pad unloading bays''' are special variants of [[cargo bay]]s{{SA}} that extend the storage capability of a [[cargo landing pad]]{{SA}}. To provide this bonus, unloading bays must be placed directly adjacent to a part of the landing pad, or to another cargo or unloading bay that is itself attached to the landing pad. This connection does not need to cover all tiles on one side of the bay; it may only cover two or three tiles horizontally or vertically. There can be any number of bays attached to a landing pad. The unloading bay snaps to a 2×2 grid, like the landing pad and rails.		'''Landing pad unloading bays''' are special variants of [[cargo bay]]s{{SA}} that extend the storage capability of a [[cargo landing pad]]{{SA}}. To provide this bonus, unloading bays must be placed directly adjacent to a part of the landing pad, or to another cargo or unloading bay that is itself attached to the landing pad. This connection does not need to cover all tiles on one side of the bay; it may only cover two or three tiles horizontally or vertically. There can be any number of bays attached to a landing pad. The unloading bay snaps to a 2×2 grid, like the landing pad and rails.

	Unlike the cargo bay, the unloading bay can have [[inserters]] interact with it to unload items from all connected cargo bays and the original landing pad. As the unloading bay is 4×5 tiles in size, a single row of inserters can easily transfer items directly from an unloading to a waiting [[cargo wagon]].		Unlike the cargo bay, the unloading bay can have [[inserters]] interact with it to unload items from all connected cargo bays and the original landing pad. As the unloading bay is 4×5 tiles in size, a single row of inserters can easily transfer items directly from an unloading to a waiting [[cargo wagon]]. Inserters still cannot insert into the unloading bay, however.

	Additionally, unloading bays cannot be placed on [[space platform]]s. They must also be placed within 59 tiles of landing pad.		Additionally, unloading bays cannot be placed on [[space platform]]s. They must also be placed within 59 tiles of landing pad.

Bilka: I think this is enough info to remove the stub tag

2026-09-09T10:49:04Z

I think this is enough info to remove the stub tag

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	{{About/Space age}}		{{About/Space age}}
	'''Landing pad unloading bays''' are special variants of [[cargo bay]]s{{SA}} that extend the storage capability of a [[cargo landing pad]]{{SA}}. To provide this bonus, unloading bays must be placed directly adjacent to a part of the landing pad, or to another cargo or unloading bay that is itself attached to the landing pad. This connection does not need to cover all tiles on one side of the bay; it may only cover two or three tiles horizontally or vertically. There can be any number of bays attached to a landing pad. The unloading bay snaps to a 2×2 grid, like the landing pad and rails.		'''Landing pad unloading bays''' are special variants of [[cargo bay]]s{{SA}} that extend the storage capability of a [[cargo landing pad]]{{SA}}. To provide this bonus, unloading bays must be placed directly adjacent to a part of the landing pad, or to another cargo or unloading bay that is itself attached to the landing pad. This connection does not need to cover all tiles on one side of the bay; it may only cover two or three tiles horizontally or vertically. There can be any number of bays attached to a landing pad. The unloading bay snaps to a 2×2 grid, like the landing pad and rails.

Bilka: typos

2026-09-09T10:48:22Z

typos

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	'''Landing pad unloading bays''' are special variants of [[cargo bay]]s{{SA}} that extend the storage capability of a [[cargo landing pad]]{{SA}}. To provide this bonus, unloading bays must be placed directly adjacent to a part of the landing pad, or to another cargo or unloading bay that is itself attached to the landing pad. This connection does not need to cover all tiles on one side of the bay; it may only cover two or three tiles horizontally or vertically. There can be any number of bays attached to a landing pad. The unloading bay snaps to a ~~2x2~~ grid, like the landing pad and rails.		'''Landing pad unloading bays''' are special variants of [[cargo bay]]s{{SA}} that extend the storage capability of a [[cargo landing pad]]{{SA}}. To provide this bonus, unloading bays must be placed directly adjacent to a part of the landing pad, or to another cargo or unloading bay that is itself attached to the landing pad. This connection does not need to cover all tiles on one side of the bay; it may only cover two or three tiles horizontally or vertically. There can be any number of bays attached to a landing pad. The unloading bay snaps to a 2×2 grid, like the landing pad and rails.

	Unlike the cargo bay, the unloading bay can have [[inserters]] interact with it to unload items from all connected cargo bays and the original landing pad. As the unloading bay is ~~4x5~~ tiles in size, a single row of inserters can easily transfer items directly from an unloading to a waiting [[cargo wagon]].		Unlike the cargo bay, the unloading bay can have [[inserters]] interact with it to unload items from all connected cargo bays and the original landing pad. As the unloading bay is 4×5 tiles in size, a single row of inserters can easily transfer items directly from an unloading to a waiting [[cargo wagon]].

	Additionally, unloading ~~bay~~ cannot be placed on [[space platform]]s. They must also be placed within 59 tiles of landing pad.		Additionally, unloading bays cannot be placed on [[space platform]]s. They must also be placed within 59 tiles of landing pad.

	== History ==		== History ==

Bilka: removed incorrect navbox

2026-09-09T10:45:32Z

removed incorrect navbox

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	* [[Cargo bay]]		* [[Cargo bay]]
	* [[Cargo landing pad]]		* [[Cargo landing pad]]

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	~~{{C\|Storage}}~~


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Alfonse: Adding see-also section.

2026-08-16T16:22:10Z

Adding see-also section.

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	Unlike the cargo bay, the unloading bay can have [[inserters]] interact with it to unload items from all connected cargo bays and the original landing pad. As the unloading bay is 4x5 tiles in size, a single row of inserters can easily transfer items directly from an unloading to a waiting [[cargo wagon]].		Unlike the cargo bay, the unloading bay can have [[inserters]] interact with it to unload items from all connected cargo bays and the original landing pad. As the unloading bay is 4x5 tiles in size, a single row of inserters can easily transfer items directly from an unloading to a waiting [[cargo wagon]].

	Additionally, unloading bay cannot be placed on [[space platform]]s~~, and~~ must be placed within 59 tiles of landing pad.		Additionally, unloading bay cannot be placed on [[space platform]]s. They must also be placed within 59 tiles of landing pad.

	== History ==		== History ==
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	* Introduced in [[Space Age]]{{SA}} expansion.		* Introduced in [[Space Age]]{{SA}} expansion.
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			==See also==
			* [[Cargo bay]]
			* [[Cargo landing pad]]

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			{{C\|Storage}}


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Cardinal: Fixed links.

2026-06-24T12:48:00Z

Fixed links.

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	'''Landing pad unloading bays''' are special variants of [[cargo bay]]s{{SA}} that extend the storage capability of a [[cargo landing pad]]{{SA}}. To provide this bonus, unloading bays must be placed directly adjacent to a part of the landing pad, or to another cargo or unloading bay that is itself attached to the landing pad. This connection does not need to cover all tiles on one side of the bay; it may only cover two or three tiles horizontally or vertically. There can be any number of bays attached to a landing pad. The unloading bay snaps to a 2x2 grid, like the landing pad and rails.		'''Landing pad unloading bays''' are special variants of [[cargo bay]]s{{SA}} that extend the storage capability of a [[cargo landing pad]]{{SA}}. To provide this bonus, unloading bays must be placed directly adjacent to a part of the landing pad, or to another cargo or unloading bay that is itself attached to the landing pad. This connection does not need to cover all tiles on one side of the bay; it may only cover two or three tiles horizontally or vertically. There can be any number of bays attached to a landing pad. The unloading bay snaps to a 2x2 grid, like the landing pad and rails.

	Unlike the cargo bay, the unloading bay can have [[inserters]] interact with it to unload items from all connected cargo bays and the original landing pad. As the unloading bay is 4x5 tiles in size, a single row of inserters can easily transfer items directly from an unloading to a waiting [[cargo wagon]].		Unlike the cargo bay, the unloading bay can have [[inserters]] interact with it to unload items from all connected cargo bays and the original landing pad. As the unloading bay is 4x5 tiles in size, a single row of inserters can easily transfer items directly from an unloading to a waiting [[cargo wagon]].

	Additionally, unloading bay cannot be placed on [[space ~~platforms~~]], and must be placed within 59 tiles of landing pad.		Additionally, unloading bay cannot be placed on [[space platform]]s, and must be placed within 59 tiles of landing pad.

	== History ==		== History ==

Yorven: Added brief summary

2026-06-23T20:00:03Z

Added brief summary

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			'''Landing pad unloading bays''' are special variants of [[cargo bay]]s{{SA}} that extend the storage capability of a [[cargo landing pad]]{{SA}}. To provide this bonus, unloading bays must be placed directly adjacent to a part of the landing pad, or to another cargo or unloading bay that is itself attached to the landing pad. This connection does not need to cover all tiles on one side of the bay; it may only cover two or three tiles horizontally or vertically. There can be any number of bays attached to a landing pad. The unloading bay snaps to a 2x2 grid, like the landing pad and rails.

			Unlike the cargo bay, the unloading bay can have [[inserters]] interact with it to unload items from all connected cargo bays and the original landing pad. As the unloading bay is 4x5 tiles in size, a single row of inserters can easily transfer items directly from an unloading to a waiting [[cargo wagon]].

			Additionally, unloading bay cannot be placed on [[space platforms]], and must be placed within 59 tiles of landing pad.

	== History ==		== History ==

Bilka: 2.1.7

2026-06-23T09:55:21Z

2.1.7

New page

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{{:Infobox:Landing pad unloading bay}}
{{About/Space age}}
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== History ==
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* Introduced in [[Space Age]]{{SA}} expansion.
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