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this post was submitted on 09 Aug 2023
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Nope. And you can put a line of cars on a belt for a messy but high throughput "bus bus"!
Cars acting as boxes, (with a command to make the game forget about their movement history or something), are also used in some of the most ups-efficient designs for challenges.
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That's fantastic! I'm currently struggling with figuring out how to handle high-volume, multiple train loads. I might try this!