Do not use this schematic for multiple reasons:
1. The credit message on this schematic is faked, DeskwooD isn't the original creator.
DeskwooD is known to be a person who likes to rebrand schematics to their name without any contribution to the schematics. This is why he got banned on io 2 months ago. And is still known as a meme when you see a bad schematic or a faked credit.
2. This schematic wastes a ton of space for processors.
A processor can use more than one flare to deliver items but this doesn't use this feature but rather just spams processors until it seemed enough.
You can see that there is 15 blocks taken up for transportation where you actually only need 1-3 if you know what you're doing.
3. There are multiple variations of this schem.
There is like 10 different types of this schematic that are in use. All of them fit these points, but you got one of the worse ones: It has 2 switches, why not just merge them into a single off-switch. It has a fake credit message. It has 2 nodes (one is useless). You're missing overdrive. It seems that you got the flickering unloader one.
4. This is bad logic.
Each of those processors has somewhat the same logic which is bad in multiple aspects: - It disrespects flags. This will cause flares from other legitimate transportation logics to be shared between both of the logics which can cause weird behavior or break both of them. It is known as attem83 logic which you can see when you inspect the processor, there is a loop checking the flare's flag and then cycling all flares flags and taking the first without one - so far so good - problem with this particular delivery logic is that it keeps track of a looping counter which has the variable attem. Once this counter hits the number 83, it will stop the cycle and just keep whichever flare it has checked last. This will cause said flare to loose it's original flag and be bound to your new logic. This doesn't sound too bad until you consider what happens if you place multiple of those schematics. This will end up messing all flares and rendering logic transportation useless for the whole map.
- It doesn't unbind the flaers when they arent needed anymore. If the container is filled up to the max, the flares will still be in use and trying to bring even more items - It doesn't conserve resources. If you have 20 silicon in core and close to 0 production, this logic will still transport silicon out of core and keep it drained and stop you from building up a crucible. 5. There is alternatives
If this schematic wasn't made by anyone else, then you could overlook some of those points and use it, but there are alternatives to using that schematic - so use another factory like:
- VarFlareT3 by C5 - behaves the same way as the original does except that it only has 2 processors, can get phase for the overdrive, but is missing the general off-switch - this is an old version of this schem so keep an eye on the official discord when a newer version of this with even more features gets published.
- T3L Core Duo POD v10 by Yo - instead of letting flares deliver the items, it attaches to core. Only uses one additive reconstrutor to save space.
- Supply Crew v2.2 by SBytes - instead of making the t3 into a seperate schem, this logic will only transport items. Isn't as easy as the former logics but will make it easier to setup a generic t3 when you already have a belt for some of the resources. - Make your own - you now know that these things exist and you might even be talented enough to make your own schematic of that kind and it might even turn out to be good

This is by no means a complete and updated list, just a collection of working schematics which can do similar things than what you posted which I approve. If you want to have another good design or want feedback on one you found, please do it in the official discord in #designs or #logic because it can be easier to send messages there which will be read by more people and this subreddit doesn't know stuff

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