See the attached video. Every once in a while, a space platform will fail to unload contents that Nauvis is requesting. I've heard this can happen if all of Nauvis' cargo bays are active with other incoming shipments, but you can see that mine are all fully idle. I've watched this work perfectly sometimes, and as shown in the video I've watched it completely refuse to unload. The moment I turn off thrust and have it actually park above the planet, this behavior stops, and it unloads right away. But again, I don't always need to do this, and flyby unloads sometimes work perfectly. What gives?
#Why won't my space platform unload (SOMETIMES) while on an automatic flight?
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yea sure, but i am also requesting stuff from nauvis for repairs and stuff
and?
the ships told to leave when IT'S requests are satisifed
so why is the behavior inconsistent?
you could have it leave when the items in it's cargo are 0
it's not?
im telling you it is. ive watched flyby deliveries work perfectly
with no incoming requests to park the platform
and i dont unload everything, so i cant do cargo 0
you also have ONE thing that can send out drop pods
ITEM=0 not CARGO=0 you can set it to be like "agriscience=0'
I'm not saying set your request to 0
you could setup a condition like this
ignore the and with circuit this is a stationary platform and I don't want it to leave
it unloads many other things besides just science though, and again, I dont always unload everything on every flyby. if nauvis' request is full, it wont unload right?
like im also sending stack inserters from gleba to nauvis for example. but if im low on green science but not on stack inserters, this logic wont work
basically i just want "stay until youve unloaded everything you can at the moment"
just inactivity then?
you don't have to only have ONE condition
you can do or
there's no reason to have constant flight
you can do leave when you have 0 science or 0 stack inserters or 0 bioflux
thats not the behavior i want. i know i can chain conditions. seems like i just need to do AND inactivity along with requests satisfied like i already have
even 1 second is enough
I think the confusion was that since there are no conditions related to unloading, I figured the unload checkbox would have some sort of priority, always unloading if it can, even if the conditions to leave are met right away
and the fact that it sometimes does do that made the confusion even worse
it is inconsistent btw, here's proof of the exact same scenario where it does unload
unless there is some other factor that im not considering here