Huh. Think I just witnessed this. Playing survival single player and found some mines. So.. I decided to spend the time to build a sorting system, borrow someone's auto-cart unloader and set up a sorter, so I can just drop anything I don't need "in" the mine into a cart, as I go through, and send it off to get everything sorted into boxes for me. It worked great, the first time I tried it, then I put a bunch of stuff in, sent it off, and.. it came back, only... I literally watched it round the corner, roll up to me, and stop, at a depowered rail with one minor problem. It was "one space" to the side of the rail, and down, from where it should be. Its like it went off the rail some place, by one square diagonally, but the game "thought" it was still on it, so it still followed the whole entire path, as it was supposed to, only.. as soon as it stopped it was all over. Had to break it, and recreate the thing to put it back on the rails.
Patrick Elliott
Huh. Think I just witnessed this. Playing survival single player and found some mines. So.. I decided to spend the time to build a sorting system, borrow someone's auto-cart unloader and set up a sorter, so I can just drop anything I don't need "in" the mine into a cart, as I go through, and send it off to get everything sorted into boxes for me. It worked great, the first time I tried it, then I put a bunch of stuff in, sent it off, and.. it came back, only... I literally watched it round the corner, roll up to me, and stop, at a depowered rail with one minor problem. It was "one space" to the side of the rail, and down, from where it should be. Its like it went off the rail some place, by one square diagonally, but the game "thought" it was still on it, so it still followed the whole entire path, as it was supposed to, only.. as soon as it stopped it was all over. Had to break it, and recreate the thing to put it back on the rails.
This was using 1,13.