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Seed Stocker (A mod to help with Planting Automation)

I wrote it to simplify farming automation when using the Planting Automation mod https://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3568982238.

It handles stocking connectors on your grid with single seeds, these can then be ejected onto a farm plot below which if you have Planting Automation installed will then plant them. It will also find seeds in your network, prioritizing collector blocks first. Finally if no seeds are available it will locate a Food Processor and order more seeds (assumes you have the food item already).

To be clear it doesn't eject seeds for you, that's an engineering task for you to figure out.

The intended usage pattern here is that it puts a single seed into a connector if it finds one empty. You move the connector over a farm plot and trigger the Drop Item action added by Planting Automation. You then move a collector over the farm plot, this recycles the seed if it didn't plant and the script will find it again.

As stated above. if it runs out of seeds it will automatically make more using a food processor.


Subscribe to the mod and add the script to a programmable block in game.

Create groups of connectors and name the groups:
FruitSeedEjectors - fruit seeds will be sent to these connectors etc
GrainSeedEjectors
VegetableSeedEjectors
MushroomSporeEjectors


By default the script will search all grids including connected grids (ships), you can disable this by setting:
ignoreOtherGrids = true; near the top.

You can also have the grid do seed housekeeping at regular intervals. It will find all seeds (that aren't in the ejectors) and move them all to a single place. This is off by default. Set:
seedTidyUp = true;
Then create a group with a single cargo container in it and name the group "SeedStorage".

This is particularly useful as the collectors will collect seeds and dump them in random inventories.

Stock levels, this is useful if you're using a single block system that passes over the farm plots. The script is "Just in time" by default. What this means is that if it runs out of seeds, it will order more then come back later to put them in connectors. That can take many seconds and the script only runs every 1.6s, so it's easy to miss the next plot.

To maintain a backstock of seeds set "seedsToBackstock" to the amount you want. This runs at the same frequency as the tidy up code (every 12.8s).
Alternatively for finer control over vanilla seed stocks see "fruitSeedsToBackstock" etc.

You can put the script into learning mode by specifying "LearnMode" in the Run options and hitting Run. In this mode a set of instructions will be displayed on the main screen and console, it will pick the first Food Processor and watch it. Just follow the instructions on the screen.
On success or failure the script will halt, so you need to remove the "LearnMode" option and run it again.
The discovered seed will create a new ejector group, you'll see the correct name on the screen. (see image above).
Tested with Engineered Coffee and Potato VI-X so far.
Warning: If you put some other food item to production instead of a seed, that will be remembered too, it will even deliver it to the ejectors. The script will warn you if it thinks it isn't a seed, but will allow it as I can't be certain some mod won't break the rules.
If you want to abort learning mode simply recompile and run with no command option.

To clear learned seeds, run with the parameter "ClearLearned".

A lot of what this mod does could theoretically also be done with Isy's Inventory Manager, except currently it doesn't understand seeds and it won't order up new seeds.
You can semi fix this by manually specifying seeds in a "special" custom list on a connector, but it still won't order seeds for you. Hence why I wrote this.
The correct keys in Isy format are:
SeedItem/Fruit
SeedItem/Mushrooms
SeedItem/Vegetables
SeedItem/Grain