Teleport Logistics

Teleport Logistics

Connect distant factories. Travel between your outposts.

Build an input and an output, give them the same named route, and connect your belts or pipes. Cargo crosses the map with no train line, truck path or drone port in between. Late game, your Pioneer can travel the same network.

   

What you get

• Item Teleporters: send mixed conveyor cargo between factories. Multiple inputs merge, and multiple outputs share available supply.
• Fluid Teleporters: move liquids or gases through routes that keep different fluid types separate.
• Teleporter Hubs: optional. Group routes into named channels and manage a large network from one window.
• Personnel Teleporters: choose a powered destination from a searchable directory, with coordinates and optional native sign icons.
• Six industrial buildings with Customizer support, directional indicators and map entries. Logistics and Personnel use separate map sections.

Full building reference: Buildings

Unlocks

Tier 5: Teleport Logistics

100 Circuit Boards · 100 Reinforced Iron Plates · 200 Cable

Unlocks the four item/fluid buildings and the management hub.

Tier 9: Teleport Personnel Transport

200 Time Crystals · 100 Supercomputers · 50 Turbo Motors

Unlocks personal travel between powered Personnel Teleporters.

Your first route

1. Build an Item (In) and an Item (Out) from the Teleporter category.
2. Press E on each. Keep the Default channel, enter the same route name, and apply.
3. Feed the Input with a belt or pipe and connect the Output to your factory.

Input sends cargo into the network. Output brings it back out. Each endpoint holds a small local buffer you can watch while a route fills.

Step-by-step with screenshots: Your first route

Fluids

Fluid routes keep each fluid type separate and expose the local buffer. Flushing is explicit, asks first, and discards the local buffer only. Your pipe network is untouched. On item endpoints nothing is ever destroyed: you take buffered items straight into your inventory.

Channels and routes

Default works without a hub. A powered management hub gives you a separate named channel; logistics continue when that hub loses power.

More on naming, searching and reassigning: Channels and routes

Hubs

A hub is optional. Use one to group routes into a named channel, search a large network, read endpoint coordinates and buffers, and rename or pause routes from one window.

Hubs and channel management

Personal travel

Build and power two Personnel Teleporters. Name them, then press E and click a ready destination. The placement arrow marks the front exit. Busy or blocked destinations cannot accept travel.

Personnel Teleporters

On the map

Logistics endpoints and Personnel Teleporters get their own map sections, so a large network stays readable.

Power and capacity

| Building | Power | Capacity | | --- | --- | --- | | Item endpoint | None | 64 items; up to 1,200 items/min | | Fluid endpoint | None | 50 m³; up to 600 m³/min | | Management hub | 5 MW | No cargo storage | | Personnel Teleporter | 50 MW at each end | 30-second hub reservation per journey |

Throughput limits apply per endpoint and are further limited by connected belts/pipes, supply and receiving capacity. They are configured ceilings, not guaranteed measured rates. The network supports up to 256 routes. Drain local buffers before reassigning routes.

Throughput and power in detail

Compatibility