Conveyors and producers: goods flow from presses down the belts
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- Producer (category Industry): a press making cartons, crates, drums, sacks or parts at a set rate per minute; its ram goes down once per item, a green / red light shows running / stopped. - Conveyor: drawn the way it runs (new prefab meta `directed`: the Studio turns the piece from where the drag starts), belt width, height, rise (inclines), speed, goods and spacing; legs, rails and a drive motor. Corners join without overlap (the receiving belt runs through, the feeding one stops at its side). - A conveyor starting on a producer's output side carries its goods at its rate; one starting at another's end carries on with what that one carries. The gap is speed / rate. A stopped press or belt stops the goods after it. Tooltips show speed, rate and source. - The goods ride a group moving one gap per loop (no reordering), first fading in, last out. - Script API: world_of(o, u, v), info_row(key, value); objects_on falls back to half of p.d. - Theme: industry colours, LED colours (the marker's LED had none). - examples/factory + Factory demo in the web Studio; MCP instructions on production lines. Checks: 68 Rust tests (conveyor joints, feed and spacing, every view of the factory demo), Studio 108/108 (draw direction, feed from a producer, rate change), web 89/89.
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meet, so for a plot boundary put each piece's ends exactly on the next piece's end or line. \
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Production lines (category Industry): a producer (props.rate per minute, product) puts goods out on its local +x \
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side; a conveyor (rot 0 runs towards +x, 90 +y, 180 -x, 270 -y; w = length, props.speed m/s) starting exactly \
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at that side carries them, and a conveyor whose start is at another's end carries on with them (corners join). \
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The gap between goods is speed / rate, so set the rate on the producer and the speeds on the belts.";
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fn tool(name: &str, description: &str, props: Value, required: &[&str]) -> Value {
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json!({ "name": name, "description": description,
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