How it works
The station and the robot have separate capacity fields; they should not be added together as one hopper.
At a glance
- Robot onboard capacity
- 40 kg
- Cleaning width
- 2.4 m
- Dock capacity
- 300 kg
Named ports
These labels come from the serialized build definition. Verify orientation after placing the machine in-game.
Robot capacity versus dock capacity
The Mk II robot prefab contains a 40 kg onboard-capacity field and a 2.4 m cleaning-width field. Its associated dock has a separate 300 kg capacity field. The matching Mk II building definition has a $500 base price.
A larger prefab capacity or width is useful comparison data, but it does not establish a measured amount cleaned per minute. Navigation, unloading and time spent away from a cleaning area also affect practical performance.
Evaluate the upgrade from Mk I
The extracted robot fields increase from 15 kg and 1.3 m for Mk I to 40 kg and 2.4 m for Mk II. The matching station build definitions list $250 and $500 base prices. Compare these values with how often a robot needs to unload in your own route.
A larger width or onboard buffer is not a direct cleaning-per-minute measurement. Dock capacity is a separate field, and the relationship between each prefab and its runtime operation needs verification.
If it isn’t working
- Inspect the robot and the connected output separately if collection stops.
Frequently asked questions
How does Mk II compare with Mk I in the extracted data?
Mk II has 40 kg robot capacity and 2.4 m width, versus Mk I’s 15 kg and 1.3 m. These are static prefab fields, not observed throughput.
How much does the Mk II station cost?
Its matching build definition lists a $500 base price; the in-game contents and price have not been verified.
Base price, ports and numeric specifications are from static game files for build f87fd7e5. Performance and actual placement have not been verified in-game. Game updates can change these values. Read the methodology.