Schematic group issues

[Mncdk1]

Some schematics are in really over-simplified groups. The most obvious example for me, is Detection Zone L. It's a tiny little electronic doo-dad that apparently needs to take as long, to make a schematic for, as an advanced large engine. That's honestly just stupid.

 

There are probably many other good examples (gates maybe), but generally, items seem to be grouped around their naming schemes. It would make more sense to me, to group things around which machine size is needed to produce something.

 

Please fix the groups. A detection zone L shouldn't be considered a large element.

[Mncdk1]

Other good examples atm could be lights, screens, etc.

 

Vertical Sign L takes a Tier 2 L Element schematic, and it is being crafted in a extra small assembler.

Vertical Light L takes a Tier 2 L Element schematic, and it is being crafted in a small assembler.

Modern Screen L takes a Tier 2 L Element schematic, and it is being crafted in a small assembler.

 

If you look at the input materials of these elements, they are clearly not "L Element" items, they are smalls at best. Vert Light L takes up to 5 of each input material, per element crafted, Modern Screen L is the same, Vert Sign L takes ONE OF EACH input material.

 

Please FIX your broken schematic groupings.

[Mncdk1]

Concrete Product and Marble Product requires Tier 2 Product Material schematics.

 

Concrete honeycomb and Marble honeycomb requires Tier 1 Product Honeycomb schematics.

 

Make up your minds.