Small project I made in a day or two.
Steam link: steamcommunity.com/sharedfile...
Steam description:
DINKEL INDUSTRIES
"When reliability matters"
- INSTRUCTIONS -
1. Weld to ground, not necessary but certainly helps.
2. Press the green button to initiate an cycle.
The part will end up in the storage in the back of the creation.
- BUTTONS AND SWITCHES -
- Green Button - Start cycle
- Red Button - Cancel cycle (make sure to remove any unfinished part before initiating a new one cycle)
- Blue Switch - Puts production into loop mode, will loop once one part is finished.
- Light Yellow Switch - Lights
- Orange Switch - Open gate
- INFORMATION -
This is a production line utilizing robot arms, pumps and chests, logic and pistons. Together these produce a part that you can imagine for yourself what it's supposed to be. I pictured a wheel well or similar, but that's not really how the final product looks.
The first step of the process is placing a cardboard block that the rest of the part is built on. Then a metal line is placed down on which most other parts are attached. In the end the cardboard block is destroyed by the last arm, which also picks up the part and puts it into storage. The storage can take about four parts, but you can of course extend it if you'd like.
Each arm has it's own "logic pillar" where the pulses for the pump is generated. The movement is self comes from a single controller placed beside each arm. The part platform is moved by four pistons, indicating four steps in the production process. In the end when the part has been picked up, the pistons retract to the start.