Ultimate Silo VIIII

In my mind, a silo is a large bin full of loose stuff with a mechanism to pull out what you need. This is an update to my Ultimate Silo using the Rectitude Research windows to provide a "visual" gauge to how full it is, and also to provide a window to the sorting loop. The fabrication line has a couple of filters before the delivery cannon so that chunks and components that are requested excessively can be returned to the silo instead of being sold if desired. I have also updated the silo walls to Better Future white blocks to give a less patchwork look. On the Scrapper side, just inside the silo wall is a filter that can be enabled to drain the silo of any/all resources to be sold by the array of Better Future resource cannons. For example, if there are too many fibre plates clogging the sorting loop, then setting this filter to fibre plates will remove them from the silo to sell. Note: the two resource filters that are set to filter fibre plates have been added to try and prevent the fibre plates from getting stuck on the sides of the silo. Instead of dropping the fibre plates at the sides, fibre plates are fed to the input conveyor which drops resources in the center, putting them in range of the resource collector. this has an unintended side effect that the fibre plates get priority in the sorting loop, and too many fibre plates in the silo could slow down the operation. Disclaimer: This is not the fastest base design, but it is fun. If you try and manufacture something that calls for more of a specific resource than is available in that resource's silo, then you may need to wait for the sorting loop to feed more of that resource to the relevant filtered node silo. (and/or add more of the required resource to the silo :) Disclaimer: If a component is requested, but its filtered node silo is empty, the the component factories will then proceed to fulfill the request, however, if the requested component is actually loose in the silo and the sorting loop places it