Input Hopper: Difference between revisions
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The input hopper is part of the conveyor system of buildings, they act as a drop off site for resource to put them into the conveyor network. The front is the input and the back side will output onto belts. | |||
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Revision as of 04:30, 11 December 2025
Input Hopper
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| Drop off location that feeds into conveyor belts. | 1x1x1 with input and output space needed. | ||||
The input hopper is part of the conveyor system of buildings, they act as a drop off site for resource to put them into the conveyor network. The front is the input and the back side will output onto belts.
