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Revision as of 13:42, 27 March 2019
Basics
Prototype type: logistic-container
A generic container, such as a chest, that interacts with the logistics network
Extensions
- Prototype/InfinityContainer infinity-container
Mandatory properties
This prototype inherits all the properties from Prototype/Container.
logistic_mode
Type: Types/string
The way this chest interacts with the logistic network. Valid values are "passive-provider", "active-provider", "storage", "buffer" and "requester".
Optional properties
logistic_slots_count
Type: Types/uint32
Default: 0
The number of request slots this logistics container has. Requester-type containers must have > 0 slots. Storage-type containers must have <= 1 slot.
render_not_in_network_icon
Type: Types/bool
Default: true
Whether the 
icon should be rendered on this entity if the entity is not within a logistics network.
opened_duration
Type: Types/uint8
Default: 0
animation
Type: Types/Animation
Used when a robot brings/takes items from this container.
landing_location_offset
Type: Types/vector
The offset from the center of this container where a robot visually brings/takes items.
Differing defaults
The defaults of the LogisticsContainerPrototype differ from the defaults of the ContainerPrototype:
- picture is not mandatory