Tried to melt crushed ice inside a steam vent. The thought process was to utilise the conveyor so that many small crushed ice debris were exposed to heat and would transition to water liquid inside the steam vent. What actually occurred was that most of the crusted ice melted leaving a few micrograms. This happened many times and filled up the entire belt area inside the geyser room. The chunks are all small and stay at a cold temperature.
it would be ideal of the crushed ice would melt freeing up the conveyor segment for the next piece of crushed ice.
Alternately maybe a new sensor building that detects the weight of material on the conveyor so that logic could be added to dump the offending packets.
There is also a copper geyser top left in the map that has a similar issue. One conveyor segment can contain a very small quantity of copper that will not cool down. So the conveyor segment is basically permanently occupied and no automation exists that could detect and deal with these items. They probably occur at the end of a geyser eruption and are the final part of the copper that the geyser produced.
Small quantities of material on a conveyer has probably been identified in other bug reports and may not just be limited to crushed ice. In most conveyer applications a user probably wants to transport material between two locations rather than cause the ice to melt while on the conveyor.
Another application could be to melt the plastic off dehydrated goods like the test that i created on Muckolin asteroid but that appeared to work as envisioned
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