Upgrade planner - Revision history

Bilka: added missing SA to turbo splitter

2025-03-08T20:22:31Z

added missing SA to turbo splitter

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	\| Splitters \|\| [[Express splitter]] \|\| No/Yes{{SA}}		\| Splitters \|\| [[Express splitter]] \|\| No/Yes{{SA}}
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	\| Splitters \|\| [[Turbo splitter]] \|\| No		\| Splitters \|\| [[Turbo splitter]]{{SA}} \|\| No
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	\| Inserters \|\| [[Burner inserter]] \|\| No		\| Inserters \|\| [[Burner inserter]] \|\| No

Iridium235: Added quality upgrade planners fact to Trivia

2024-12-11T12:35:14Z

Added quality upgrade planners fact to Trivia

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	This can also result in extra categories being available for update, beyond those listed above. For example if a mod is installed that adds new types of [[lamp]], it may become possible to update the vanilla lamp to one of the new modded lamps using an upgrade planner.		This can also result in extra categories being available for update, beyond those listed above. For example if a mod is installed that adds new types of [[lamp]], it may become possible to update the vanilla lamp to one of the new modded lamps using an upgrade planner.

			== Trivia ==

			* In [[Space Age]]{{SA}}, it is possible to get a [[quality]] upgrade planner by recycling them with [[Quality module\|quality modules]]. Quality planners function identically to their normal counterparts

	== History ==		== History ==

Alfonse: /* Valid entities */ Adding some SA information about upgrades.

2024-12-11T02:37:46Z

Valid entities: Adding some SA information about upgrades.

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	\| Belts and undergrounds \|\| [[Fast transport belt]] \|\| Yes		\| Belts and undergrounds \|\| [[Fast transport belt]] \|\| Yes
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	\| Belts and undergrounds \|\| [[Express transport belt]] \|\| No		\| Belts and undergrounds \|\| [[Express transport belt]] \|\| No/Yes{{SA}}
			\|-
			\| Belts and undergrounds \|\| [[Turbo transport belt]]{{SA}} \|\| No
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	\| Belts and undergrounds \|\| [[Underground belt]] \|\| Yes		\| Belts and undergrounds \|\| [[Underground belt]] \|\| Yes
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	\| Belts and undergrounds \|\| [[Fast underground belt]] \|\| Yes		\| Belts and undergrounds \|\| [[Fast underground belt]] \|\| Yes
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	\| Belts and undergrounds \|\| [[Express underground belt]] \|\| No		\| Belts and undergrounds \|\| [[Express underground belt]] \|\| No/Yes{{SA}}
			\|-
			\| Belts and undergrounds \|\| [[Turbo underground belt]]{{SA}} \|\| No
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	\| Splitters \|\| [[Splitter]] \|\| Yes		\| Splitters \|\| [[Splitter]] \|\| Yes
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	\| Splitters \|\| [[Fast splitter]] \|\| Yes		\| Splitters \|\| [[Fast splitter]] \|\| Yes
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	\| Splitters \|\| [[Express splitter]] \|\| No		\| Splitters \|\| [[Express splitter]] \|\| No/Yes{{SA}}
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			\| Splitters \|\| [[Turbo splitter]] \|\| No
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	\| Inserters \|\| [[Burner inserter]] \|\| No		\| Inserters \|\| [[Burner inserter]] \|\| No
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	\| Inserters \|\| [[Bulk inserter]] \|\| No		\| Inserters \|\| [[Bulk inserter]] \|\| No
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	~~\| Inserters \|\| [[Filter inserter]] \|\| No~~
	\|-
	~~\| Inserters \|\| [[Stack filter inserter]] \|\| No~~
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	\| Chests \|\| [[Wooden chest]] \|\| No		\| Chests \|\| [[Wooden chest]] \|\| No
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	\| Modules \|\| [[Efficiency module 3]] \|\| No		\| Modules \|\| [[Efficiency module 3]] \|\| No
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			\| Modules \|\| [[Quality module]]{{SA}} \|\| No
			\|-
			\| Modules \|\| [[Quality module 2]]{{SA}} \|\| No
			\|-
			\| Modules \|\| [[Quality module 3]]{{SA}} \|\| No
	\|}		\|}

			With the [[Space Age]] DLC and the [[quality]] mod enabled, upgrade planners can also be set to upgrade entities to different qualities of the same entity.

	=== Modded entities ===		=== Modded entities ===

Tecanec: Changed "stack inserter" to "bulk inserter". Still outdated (as it still includes filter inserters but none of the 2.0 additions), but it's one step closer to freeing that redirect.

2024-10-22T07:37:40Z

Changed "stack inserter" to "bulk inserter". Still outdated (as it still includes filter inserters but none of the 2.0 additions), but it's one step closer to freeing that redirect.

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	{{Languages}}{{:Infobox:Upgrade planner}}		{{Languages}}{{:Infobox:Upgrade planner}}
	The '''upgrade planner''' is a tool for mass updating entities to alternative entities of the same size and type. It can be used on both placed structures and [[ghost]]s. It can also modify the contents of a [[blueprint]]. While most commonly used to upgrade entities to their higher tier equivalents - for example to replace [[transport belt]]s with [[fast transport belt]]s or [[fast inserter]]s with [[~~stack~~ inserter]]s - the upgrade planner is able to change a wide range of entities including [[transport belts]], [[underground belts]], [[splitters]], [[inserters]], [[assembling machine]]s, [[chests]], [[electric system\|power poles]], [[rail signal]]s, [[module]]s, [[furnace]]s and more.		The '''upgrade planner''' is a tool for mass updating entities to alternative entities of the same size and type. It can be used on both placed structures and [[ghost]]s. It can also modify the contents of a [[blueprint]]. While most commonly used to upgrade entities to their higher tier equivalents - for example to replace [[transport belt]]s with [[fast transport belt]]s or [[fast inserter]]s with [[bulk inserter]]s - the upgrade planner is able to change a wide range of entities including [[transport belts]], [[underground belts]], [[splitters]], [[inserters]], [[assembling machine]]s, [[chests]], [[electric system\|power poles]], [[rail signal]]s, [[module]]s, [[furnace]]s and more.

	Using an upgrade planner in the game world is similar to the operation of the [[deconstruction planner]] and blueprint, in that the player drags a rectangular area in which the upgrade planner will function and this results in orders being queued for [[construction robot]]s. Upgrade planners can be used blank (unfiltered) to automatically apply a limited set of common upgrades. Alternatively they can be configured (filtered) to make specific replacements. This can include downgrading higher tier, later-game entities to lower tier equivalents.		Using an upgrade planner in the game world is similar to the operation of the [[deconstruction planner]] and blueprint, in that the player drags a rectangular area in which the upgrade planner will function and this results in orders being queued for [[construction robot]]s. Upgrade planners can be used blank (unfiltered) to automatically apply a limited set of common upgrades. Alternatively they can be configured (filtered) to make specific replacements. This can include downgrading higher tier, later-game entities to lower tier equivalents.
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	\| Inserters \|\| [[Fast inserter]] \|\| Yes		\| Inserters \|\| [[Fast inserter]] \|\| Yes
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	\| Inserters \|\| [[~~Stack~~ inserter]] \|\| No		\| Inserters \|\| [[Bulk inserter]] \|\| No
	\|-		\|-
	\| Inserters \|\| [[Filter inserter]] \|\| No		\| Inserters \|\| [[Filter inserter]] \|\| No

Bilka: use translatable key names for keybindings template

2023-04-28T09:43:02Z

use translatable key names for keybindings template

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	=== Cancelling updates ===		=== Cancelling updates ===

	Pending upgrade operations can be cancelled by holding {{Keybinding\|~~Shift~~}} while click-dragging the upgrade planner over the affected area.		Pending upgrade operations can be cancelled by holding {{Keybinding\|shift}} while click-dragging the upgrade planner over the affected area.

	=== Updating blueprints ===		=== Updating blueprints ===

Bilka: /* Using a planner in the game world */ map view mention

2021-03-22T12:34:27Z

Using a planner in the game world: map view mention

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	Once {{Keybinding\|lmb}} is released yellow circles will appear over any existing structures that are now queued for update. These update operations will be performed by [[construction robot]]s.		Once {{Keybinding\|lmb}} is released yellow circles will appear over any existing structures that are now queued for update. These update operations will be performed by [[construction robot]]s.

	Upgrade planners can also affect ghost entities. Any ghost eligible for update will immediately change to the new entity.		The planner can be used anywhere on the map where the player has [[radar]] coverage (map view). Upgrade planners can also affect ghost entities. Any ghost eligible for update will immediately change to the new entity.

	<gallery widths=280px heights=260px>		<gallery widths=280px heights=260px>

Evg-zhabotinsky: Mention ability to store in blueprint book or blueprint library

2020-12-13T16:31:24Z

Mention ability to store in blueprint book or blueprint library

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	Using an upgrade planner in the game world is similar to the operation of the [[deconstruction planner]] and blueprint, in that the player drags a rectangular area in which the upgrade planner will function and this results in orders being queued for [[construction robot]]s. Upgrade planners can be used blank (unfiltered) to automatically apply a limited set of common upgrades. Alternatively they can be configured (filtered) to make specific replacements. This can include downgrading higher tier, later-game entities to lower tier equivalents.		Using an upgrade planner in the game world is similar to the operation of the [[deconstruction planner]] and blueprint, in that the player drags a rectangular area in which the upgrade planner will function and this results in orders being queued for [[construction robot]]s. Upgrade planners can be used blank (unfiltered) to automatically apply a limited set of common upgrades. Alternatively they can be configured (filtered) to make specific replacements. This can include downgrading higher tier, later-game entities to lower tier equivalents.

			Upgrade planners, just like [[blueprint]]s, can be stored in a [[blueprint book]] or [[blueprint library]] to prevent them occupying inventory space or for organization or sharing purposes.


	== Basic operation ==		== Basic operation ==

Bilka: 0.18.13 character gui changes

2020-04-01T18:15:42Z

0.18.13 character gui changes

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	=== Getting an upgrade planner ===		=== Getting an upgrade planner ===

	A blank planner can be obtained by:		A blank planner can be obtained by clicking the green upgrade planner icon ( [[File:upgrade_planner_button.png\|20px]] ) on the [[shortcut bar]] (available once [[Construction robotics (research)\|construction robotics]] has been researched in at least one game.)

	* Clicking the green upgrade planner icon ( [[File:upgrade_planner_button.png\|20px]] ) on the [[shortcut bar]] (available once [[Construction robotics (research)\|construction robotics]] has been researched in at least one game.)
	* Opening the blueprint library and clicking '''New Upgrade planner'''.

	This will result in a blank upgrade planner appearing in the hand. It can be used immediately or placed in the inventory. It must be placed in the inventory before a filter can be applied and before it can be pinned to a [[quickbar]] slot.		This will result in a blank upgrade planner appearing in the hand. It can be used immediately or placed in the inventory. It must be placed in the inventory before a filter can be applied and before it can be pinned to a [[quickbar]] slot.

Bilka: /* Valid entities */ removed entities that can only be fast replaced, but not upgraded

2020-01-13T10:27:36Z

Valid entities: removed entities that can only be fast replaced, but not upgraded

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	\| Inserters \|\| [[Stack filter inserter]] \|\| No		\| Inserters \|\| [[Stack filter inserter]] \|\| No
	\|-
	~~\| Pipes \|\| [[Pipe]] \|\| No~~
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	~~\| Pipes \|\| [[Pipe to ground]] \|\| No~~
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	\| Chests \|\| [[Wooden chest]] \|\| No		\| Chests \|\| [[Wooden chest]] \|\| No
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	\| Modules \|\| [[Efficiency module 3]] \|\| No		\| Modules \|\| [[Efficiency module 3]] \|\| No
	\|-
	~~\| Wall/Gate \|\| [[Wall]] \|\| No~~
	\|-
	~~\| Wall/Gate \|\| [[Gate]] \|\| No~~
	\|}		\|}

Jon8RFC: fix redirect

2019-11-07T12:38:33Z

fix redirect

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	{{Languages}}{{:Infobox:Upgrade planner}}		{{Languages}}{{:Infobox:Upgrade planner}}
	The '''upgrade planner''' is a tool for mass updating entities to alternative entities of the same size and type. It can be used on both placed structures and [[~~entity~~ ghost~~\|ghosts~~]]. It can also modify the contents of a [[blueprint]]. While most commonly used to upgrade entities to their higher tier equivalents - for example to replace [[transport belt]]s with [[fast transport belt]]s or [[fast inserter]]s with [[stack inserter]]s - the upgrade planner is able to change a wide range of entities including [[transport belts]], [[underground belts]], [[splitters]], [[inserters]], [[assembling machine]]s, [[chests]], [[electric system\|power poles]], [[rail signal]]s, [[module]]s, [[furnace]]s and more.		The '''upgrade planner''' is a tool for mass updating entities to alternative entities of the same size and type. It can be used on both placed structures and [[ghost]]s. It can also modify the contents of a [[blueprint]]. While most commonly used to upgrade entities to their higher tier equivalents - for example to replace [[transport belt]]s with [[fast transport belt]]s or [[fast inserter]]s with [[stack inserter]]s - the upgrade planner is able to change a wide range of entities including [[transport belts]], [[underground belts]], [[splitters]], [[inserters]], [[assembling machine]]s, [[chests]], [[electric system\|power poles]], [[rail signal]]s, [[module]]s, [[furnace]]s and more.

	Using an upgrade planner in the game world is similar to the operation of the [[deconstruction planner]] and blueprint, in that the player drags a rectangular area in which the upgrade planner will function and this results in orders being queued for [[construction robot]]s. Upgrade planners can be used blank (unfiltered) to automatically apply a limited set of common upgrades. Alternatively they can be configured (filtered) to make specific replacements. This can include downgrading higher tier, later-game entities to lower tier equivalents.		Using an upgrade planner in the game world is similar to the operation of the [[deconstruction planner]] and blueprint, in that the player drags a rectangular area in which the upgrade planner will function and this results in orders being queued for [[construction robot]]s. Upgrade planners can be used blank (unfiltered) to automatically apply a limited set of common upgrades. Alternatively they can be configured (filtered) to make specific replacements. This can include downgrading higher tier, later-game entities to lower tier equivalents.