Posted - 2009.09.18 15:19:00 - [3]

 

Originally by: Arous Drephius

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Originally by: HalfArse

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can two simple reactors that require the same resource link to 1 silo?

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No. Each silo has 1 input and 1 output, so you need 6 silos.

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Sorry but I think this needs to be a bit more clear.

Each silo may be used for 1 input OR 1 output for ONLY one reaction.

So, to answer the op, 6 silos if there are 2 inputs and 1 output for the reaction and you are doing 2.

Posted - 2009.09.18 18:34:00 - [5]

 

Originally by: Catherine Frasier

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Originally by: XXSketchxx

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Sorry but I think this needs to be a bit more clear.

Each silo may be used for 1 input OR 1 output for ONLY one reaction.

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Actually, that's kinda misleading. Silos have 1 input and 1 output. Period. This remains true even when there is neither reactor nor reaction involved.

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No...a silo can be used either for input or output in a given reaction. My point is that if you have "Silo A" acting as input, you cannot also use silo A for output. If what you mean is that the links are not permanent, then yeah what you say is true.

Posted - 2009.09.20 11:10:00 - [7]

 

every reartor needs at least 3 silo on their own. 2 silo's provide the raw materials and one silo for the product. a silo also has only one outgoing link and an ingoing link. so a silo cant provide raw mat for two reactors. hope this solves yoour question.

As for your question: you would need 6 silos