The only way I could get it to work correctly was to have an industry that receives the raw goods and then have Industry Link send them to a dummy industry for processing and then have Industry Link send the final products to a pickup industry.
For example:
I have industries called Crude Oil (drop-off), another called Crude Oil (processing), and finally, one called Fuel (pickup).
The drop-off industry only has one queue which accepts Crude Oil but, as soon as it arrives, Industry Link shoots it over to Crude Oil (processing).
Crude Oil (processing) is not connected to any line and has four queues called Crude Oil, Petrol, Diesel and Avgas.
This dummy industry is what has the processes to produce Petrol, Diesel and Avgas.
Industry link will transfer these final products to Fuel (pickup).
Fuel (pickup) has three queues; one each for Petrol, Diesel and Avgas.
One thing to note is that TLR DOES NOT appear to recognise that the drop-off industry requires a product unless you have a process that uses what arrives (i.e. just moving it out using Industry Link is not sufficient). In the above example, I have a process running in the drop-off industry that consumes 1000 units on the hour, but Industry Link moves the product for processing to the dummy industry well before the hour has expired.
On a final note, the above setup was done using JR Multi industry II <kuid2:45324:400001:8> and Industry Link <kuid:122381:10007> and I have had them running for several hours with TLR and no issues (so far).
I hope all that has made some sense (and helps someone).
Cheers.
For example:
I have industries called Crude Oil (drop-off), another called Crude Oil (processing), and finally, one called Fuel (pickup).
The drop-off industry only has one queue which accepts Crude Oil but, as soon as it arrives, Industry Link shoots it over to Crude Oil (processing).
Crude Oil (processing) is not connected to any line and has four queues called Crude Oil, Petrol, Diesel and Avgas.
This dummy industry is what has the processes to produce Petrol, Diesel and Avgas.
Industry link will transfer these final products to Fuel (pickup).
Fuel (pickup) has three queues; one each for Petrol, Diesel and Avgas.
One thing to note is that TLR DOES NOT appear to recognise that the drop-off industry requires a product unless you have a process that uses what arrives (i.e. just moving it out using Industry Link is not sufficient). In the above example, I have a process running in the drop-off industry that consumes 1000 units on the hour, but Industry Link moves the product for processing to the dummy industry well before the hour has expired.
On a final note, the above setup was done using JR Multi industry II <kuid2:45324:400001:8> and Industry Link <kuid:122381:10007> and I have had them running for several hours with TLR and no issues (so far).
I hope all that has made some sense (and helps someone).
Cheers.
