Use case:
For a larger base, (Ex. 900 Science/m) It would be really helpful to be able to see that 68060.149 iron plates/m is (items / (stacksize * 40)) = 17.015 Cargo Wagons/m
This feature could help in choosing train lengths when designing a base, in addition to (IMO) being a really interesting way to look at the data.
Fluid wagons have a capacity, but not a stack size, so I think that calculation is easier than cargo.
This calculator is very helpful. Thank you for the work you've done so far.
Use case: For a larger base, (Ex. 900 Science/m) It would be really helpful to be able to see that 68060.149 iron plates/m is (items / (stacksize * 40)) = 17.015 Cargo Wagons/m
This feature could help in choosing train lengths when designing a base, in addition to (IMO) being a really interesting way to look at the data. Fluid wagons have a capacity, but not a stack size, so I think that calculation is easier than cargo.
This calculator is very helpful. Thank you for the work you've done so far.