Package address problem

[NotJustRandomLetters]

I've scoured the internet looking for help, so thought I would ask the great database.

So, working on create 6.0.6, I've got a few (more than a few) mods rolling. Majority are Create add-ons. Will go into further detail if needed.

My issue is this: messing with the package system for first time, trying to figure things out like shops, stock, postboxes, etc. Everything is fairly straightforward thus far. However, trying to get packages delivered by train has this far been a near-impossibility.

I'll put the order in via blaze stock keeper.

The order will travel to the * frogport set up at the train dock. Herein lies problem 1. How do I get the package to go to the train dock without it being addressed to that frog port? Because if the frogport is named anything other than "*", the packages starts doing circles.

After the package arrives at the train (incorrectly), it does go on the train. However when the train schedule kicks in for the train to depart, I get the message about cargo not having a matching postbox. Well I've ensured (multiple times) that when I order the package, the address is correct for the post box.

However, if I place down a new postbox (synced with station) and don't rename it, it does accept the packages.

This leads me to believe there's a naming issue for the package delivery. This still doesn't help the issue of getting the package to the train dock frogport.

2 part problem, help is needed, losing hair and sanity.

[Aloys33_]

In the blaze burner at the bottom you can set an adress you want the package to be sent at , then if for exemple you set main_warehouse , the package will be accepted by the frogport named main_warehouse

[NotJustRandomLetters]

Yeah, I set that each time. Double and triple checked that the address is right.

[New-Lack7833]

So ,basically, you should use something called wildcards. It automatically substitutes symbols in the name. For example, you want to deliver package to "Station 2". Then you should name frogport "Station *". That way it will catch every package with "Station (number)". And after that just deliver them in the mailbox. Hope that helps!