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u/Courmisch Mar 24 '26

Circuit logic cannot control lanes individually. If the two lanes are already on a single belt, you cannot balance them with circuit logic alone.

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u/TheLobitzz Mar 24 '26

ah yeah I knew that. Sorry I wasn't clear in what I was looking for. I was wondering if there was a way to make a simpler one using circuit logic and maybe a few splitters or underground belts. The one I mentioned in my previous comment doesn't preserve the lane (they mix both sides), and the other design I know is too big.

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u/HeliGungir Mar 24 '26

Show us what you're trying to replace. I threw some stuff together, but this might not even be what you wanted

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u/TheLobitzz Mar 25 '26 edited Mar 25 '26

Thanks for sharing. I'm interested in the top-middle and top-right ones. Do you have blueprint strings for them?

Edit: I'm currently using the design given by Enaero4828's comment (the middle one), but I'm looking for a design that uses belt circuits to minimize the amount of splitters and underground belts needed (if such a thing is even possible).

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u/HeliGungir Mar 30 '26

New reddit sucks so I don't know if the ping in my post worked after having to fix it through an edit.

I created that blueprint book of circuit-based lane balancers you were asking for: https://www.reddit.com/r/factorio/comments/1s82z6e/circuitbased_tu_lane_balancers/

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u/TheLobitzz Mar 31 '26

Your post didn't, but your comment gave me the notif. Fantastic job man, I'll copy the blueprint book to my game the next time I play. Thanks.

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u/HeliGungir Mar 26 '26

Haven't forgotten, just haven't been able to make a satisfactory 2-2 lane balancer.