Personal roboport

Personal roboport

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Recipe
10 + 10 + 45 + 40 + 20 → 1
Total raw
125 + 45 + 50 + 100 + 20 + 20
Stack size	20
Dimensions	2×2
Energy consumption	2.0 3.9 5.6 6.65 8.75 MW (electric)
Robot recharge rate	2×1.0 3×1.3 4×1.6 5×1.9 7×2.5 MW (electric)
Internal buffer recharge rate	2.0 3.9 5.6 6.65 8.75 MW (electric)
Placed in
Robot limit	10 13 16 19 25
Charging stations	2 3 4 5 7
Energy capacity	35 MJ (electric)
Construction area	30×30 tiles
Prototype type	roboport-equipment
Internal name	personal-roboport-equipment
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Allows the player to act as a mobile roboport when this item is placed in their equipped armor. It can be toggled on or off via a button in the shortcut bar.

Notes

• Personal roboports handle construction robots only, not logistic robots. If a blueprint is used, construction robots will construct only what can be built using supplies that the player has on hand.
• Just like other robots, if a personal robot runs out of energy it will reduce its speed but continue its attempt to catch up with the player.
• Equipping more than one personal roboport allows more personal construction robots to operate at once, operate further from the player, and more robots can be recharged at a time.
• Each personal roboport allows an additional 10 active robots, 30×30 range, and 2 charging ports.

Scaling Personal Roboport

Equipped Roboports	Available Robots	Activation Distance	Recharge Ports
1	10	30×30	2
2	20	42×42	4
3	30	52×52	6
4	40	60×60	8
5	50	67×67	10
6	60	73×73	12
7	70	79×79	14
8	80	85×85	16
9	90	90×90	18

History

• 0.17.10:
  • "Toggle Personal Roboport" function is now accessible via keyboard shortcut.

• 0.17.0:
  • Added shortcut bar that allows quick access to certain game features such as turning off personal roboport.
  • Changed personal roboports so they won't send construction robots if you're driving in a vehicle that they can't keep up with or if in a train in automatic mode.

• 0.13.0:
  • Power consumption increased by a factor of 5 (changelog erroneously states 10).

• 0.12.0:
  • Introduced