For current version of edge transports please go to https://github.com/clusterio/universal_edges
Clusterio plugin implementing item and fluid transfer between servers by letting them pass "over the edge" from one server to another.
In the folder of each of your clusterio installs, run the following:
npm install @clusterio/plugin-edge_transports
npx clusteriocontroller plugin add @clusterio/plugin-edge_transports
The edge debug view can be toggled with /c edge_transports.toggle_debug()
Holds the definitions for the edges on this instance and where they go to. This is an internal data structure with no type checking or safeguards, modify with caution.
Example configuration:
Instance 1 (id 1684700589)
{
"edges": [
{
"id": 1,
"origin": [10, -10],
"surface": 1,
"direction": 2,
"length": 20,
"target_instance": 843892199,
"target_edge": 1
}
]
}Instance 2 (id 843892199)
{
"edges": [
{
"id": 1,
"origin": [-10, 10],
"surface": 1,
"direction": 6,
"length": 20,
"target_instance": 1684700589,
"target_edge": 1
}
]
}
Edges are defined as originating from an origin point in the game world and going out in direction for length number of tiles, where the right side is considered part of the world and the left side is over the edge.
The valid direction values are north=6, east=0, south=2, and west=4. The other side of the edge is defined by target_instance and target_edge.
Defaults to {"edges":[]}.
The number of in-game ticks to spend processing each edge in the world. A lower values means less latency for items and fluid crossing the edge but more work to do each tick. A value in the order of 60 / number of edges on the instance is a decent compromise between latency and work done.
Defaults to 15.
Maximum rate in messages per second to send data of items and fluids transported over edges to other instances at. Transfers of items and fluids sent from the game exceeding this rate will be delayed and bunched together, increasing latency and decreasing operational overhead. Note that this limit applies per edge.
Defaults to 50.
Maximum rate in commands per second to send data of items and fluids transported into this instance. Transfers exceeding this rate will be delayed and bunched together, increasing latency and decreasing operational overhead. Note that this limit applies per edge.
Defaults to one command every 34ms or a little under 30.
The first time instances are starting with a new edge configuration there may be some state inconsistency causing edges to not activate.
Try restarting the controller server.
Check the instance logs - if the edge doesn't have a valid partner an error should be shown, ex Got update for unknown edge ...
Seeing edge_transports: setActiveEdges [3,2] in the host logs means its working.