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IC10 Tutorial 17A: Dish Stack Commands, Trader Data

This is a 2 parter, there is much more information and I wanted to break it up between what the setup is like and save the inventory check for the next part. The dish stack commands are definitely a powerful new addition for being able to know what a trader has, before you even call them down. The beauty of the commands is that you have 3 stack commands for writing to get data, 6 filtering commands to modify what data you get, and 9 stack commands of readable data for you, 3 for the trader information and 6 for their buy/sell inventory. Also Printers store 64 stack points of data, not 654... I dont know how I inserted a 5 in there. You can essentially set up the medium dish to have data on specific points in the stack and thereby come up with an addressing scheme for getting trade data and setup specific inventory filters to see if a trader has the specified item(s) or not before you can even call them down. The biggest thing is that you can change the BestContactFilter parameter to a different trader signal ID and if the Medium Dish can see that trader, you can very quickly swap to see what stock they have, again without calling them down and without fully pinning them down. Link to the wiki: This link has the Contact Type ID Hash so you can distinguish which trader is what. https://stationeers-wiki.com/Trader#C... Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:52 Setup 4:00 Calculating Stack Memory Storage 6:30 Operator Code overview 8:00 OP Code 1 12:30 Going over visible data 13:20 Op Code 2 15:25 Going over making an AND Mask for the data 18:23 Op Code 3 20:46 Op Code 4 23:45 Usefulness of the Trader Specific Data 26:45 Outtro