Step:
1. Place two train stops (parallel) and name them the same;
2. For each train stop, set train limit to 1 and place a Cybersyn combinator;
3. Connct both inputs of the Cybersyn combinators to a container that is between the two train stops (The two train stops share one container);
4. Place one constant combinator and connect it to both input of the Cybersyn combinators;
5. Request multiple items.
Current results:
1. The container receives 2x requesting amout of items (not always, unstable result)
eg. requesting 300 rocks and 600 rails, sometimes you get 600 rocks or 1200 rails because the center somehow dispatch one more time.
Expected results:
1. Two simultaneously approching trains should not enter the same stop. This is currently working as expcted.
2. Since the two requester stops named the same and share the same container, their requests should be processed as one requester. This is not working as expcted. Sometimes the center dispatch one, sometimes two.
3. The most important part for this kind of train stop setup, I request 100 iron ores, then give me 100, not 200 sometimes.
