Conveyor

Large Ship / Station

Conveyor

 

Components

Required

 

 

Interior Plate

10

 

Construction Component

20

 

 

Motor

2

 

Small Steel Tube

50

 

Construction Component

100

 

Interior Plate

40

 

 

Mass (kg):

0

 

Integrity:

0

 

Build time (seconds):

12

 

Dimensions (W x H x D):

1 x 1 x 1

Small Ship

Conveyor

 

Components

Required

 

 

Interior Plate

5

 

Construction Component

15

 

 

Motor

2

 

Small Steel Tube

25

 

Construction Component

55

 

Interior Plate

20

 

 

Mass (kg):

0

 

Integrity:

0

 

Build time (seconds):

25

 

Dimensions (W x H x D):

3 x 3 x 3

Overview

The conveyor block is a device that allows the transfer of items from one inventory to another through conveyor ports on all its sides. It also has no control panel or interface in which to interact with.

Note * The conveyor block does not need to be powered in order to transfer items between inventories.

Usage

Conveyor ports on all its sides give greater flexibility for the player when creating conveyor networks on ships and/or stations; allowing items, energy, and oxygen to be transferred to different inventories.. An example of using its multi-directional ports is below:

Example Tutorial

Place a conveyor block next to a conveyor port on a device such as a Refinery. Keep in mind, rotation doesn't matter as it has ports on all its sides. Next, Once placed, place an Assembler with one of its conveyor ports facing towards the conveyor block. Now place a cargo container on another side of the conveyor block. The connection is now established between all 3 devices. All devices may interact with one another through the single conveyor block in the middle.

Media

A conveyor block in the middle is connected on 3 different sides alongside a big blue default ship	View of the conveyor block
View of the conveyor block for a small ship

Related Items

• Conveyor Tube
• Curved Conveyor Tube
• Small Conveyor
• Small Conveyor Tube
• Small Curved Conveyor Tube

Update History

Update 01.027

Conveyor systems now require power (electricity) in order to function