signal kestrel
I'd like to configure my platform to request 
from Gleba and request 
from Nauvis.
I'm not sure how to do this in the interface. There seems to be a way to configure separate tiers of requests but I don't know how to associate a request tier with a planet.
It sort-of works to leave it as-is, except I noticed it was trying to put iron plates on the Gleba rocket which seems counterproductive. I can stop that specific misbehavior but I'm wondering if there's a more general solution.
cerulean marsh
cant do it on a logistics group level
each request has to be set to a planet individually
click on any and look at the bottom of the window that pops up
unless i missed something
vagrant hedge
I'd like to configure my platform to request <:agricultural_science:133525135449...
each request has a specific planet under it and it will only request the items from that planet
however if the planet's cargo hub is requesting it it might send it back down sometimes
cerulean marsh
certain items will automatically select its destination planet
like all buildings that can only be made on a planet
or sciences too i think
vagrant hedge
yeah science too
as well as a couple other niche things like coolant barrels
cerulean marsh
space logistics arent the best currently imo
signal kestrel
sure enough! and was set to request from nauvis, too!
thanks, I'll mark as answered
novel phoenix
space logistics arent the best currently imo
I agree but also not totally sure what I would change. I have a feeling there are improvements they considered that are “useful” at face value but turn out to be a so-called “foot gun” in many cases - a mechanic which players would be likely try to use in ways that actually break automation.
In SE you have to move miscellaneous items around all over the place. I figured out a way to use LTN with circuits to make a train stop that could provide absolutely anything at all, in mixed amounts, from 1 station. SUPER useful for funky science assembled in one place using some ingredients supplied by a big mall in another place. It became very complicated to then make it so a mall-style production area could request some items in bulk AND provide those same items in smaller amounts to other areas. It makes logical sense but until I came up with a solution, items would get picked up from the big provider and then delivered to the dropoff station for the same block.