... so frequently that you can't enjoy the music when your context naturally switches rapidly (looking at you with serious side eye, original Baldur's Gate, for restarting the otherwise gorgeous music whenever I quicksave). A simple solution would be to keep the current song playing but for the next ...

... so frequently that you can't enjoy the music when your context naturally switches rapidly (looking at you with serious side eye, original Baldur's Gate, for restarting the otherwise gorgeous music whenever I quicksave).

... is is possible to detect if there is a signal that exist and is > 0 with the "ANYTHING>0" in decider combinator. i try an example : AND gate A) S0 = 1 ; S1 = 0 ; S0*S1=0 ; Anything>0=> False B) S0 = 1 ; S1 = 1 ; S0*S1=>1 ; Anything>0=> True C) S0 = 0 ; S1 = 0 ; S0*S1=>0 ; Anything>0=> ...

... hit the squad max size, the go off in that cardinal direction. There's multiple tiers of robots, so they don't overwhelm the biters out of the gate, and as biter density goes up, the material cost to replace your army becomes a noteworthy reason to expand or up the production amounts. The good: ...

A closed gate is only supposed to be a blocker for path finding if it can't open in time. That would require introducing a time factor to the trains pathfinder which is not going to happen. At speed 0 every gate has enough time ...

A closed gate is only supposed to be a blocker for path finding if it can't open in time. That would require introducing a time factor to the trains pathfinder which is not going to happen. At speed 0 every gate has enough time ...

... Reserving only the gates on the path the train is actually reserving is enough. Well, lets start with most important observations, there are no "gate reservations" in the game. Train is only "kindly asking" gates ...

When I use a tank and have robots, everything is a gate :twisted: If gates don't want to get hit then it's their responsibility to pay attention and move out of the way fast enough When i use many exoskeletons legs, every wall is a gate. Also every ...

... fair enough, but it would be nice to see it fixed at some point in 2.x. I would have thought it could be done with a path penalty for closed gates (small for a gate that is free to open, larger and increasing with time for one that is locked by a circuit condition), and then when a path that ...

If you decide to change gate's opening_speed to be 1/10th of the vanilla gate opening speed, then i am pretty sure it will be hit by trains all the time even without repathing. I think this happened to me with modded (super) fast trains ...

If you decide to change gate's opening_speed to be 1/10th of the vanilla gate opening speed, then i am pretty sure it will be hit by trains all the time even without repathing. I think this happened to me with modded (super) fast trains ...

... Reserving only the gates on the path the train is actually reserving is enough. Well, lets start with most important observations, there are no "gate reservations" in the game. Train is only "kindly asking" gates ...

I'd call that a pathing bug. If the gate can't open in time, then the train should not be going that way. I would not be so sure about that. Lets think about this: 1/ Train could open all gates in the braking distance on all possible branches. ...

... traveling from North to South (or South to North) and in the last moment it decided to turn West where it would collide with a not yet opened gate? The gate that was destroyed was the entrance entering the outpost travelling West (trains are RHD). It's a stone outpost, with a train limit of ...

1/ Train could open all gates in the braking distance on all possible branches. That would be really expensive at runtime and especially expensive when trains would be modded with extremally high speed and dense junctions. Lets say this ...

... installed that increase train speed, acceleration or braking. Full braking distance research has been completed. The only train going through the gate would be an empty 1-4 train, presumably slowing down, as it is very near the pickup station. I note that only 1 of the 4 gates was destroyed. It's ...

... installed that increase train speed, acceleration or braking. Full braking distance research has been completed. The only train going through the gate would be an empty 1-4 train, presumably slowing down, as it is very near the pickup station. I note that only 1 of the 4 gates was destroyed. It's ...

I'd call that a pathing bug. If the gate can't open in time, then the train should not be going that way. I would not be so sure about that. Lets think about this: 1/ Train could open all gates in the braking distance on all possible branches. ...

They can crash into gates. Gates need to lower to stop colliding and trains only open gates on their path. If a train recalculates path while moving fast it may happen that a new path goes through a closed gate and the gate may not ...

They can crash into gates. Gates need to lower to stop colliding and trains (in automatic) only open gates on their path. If a train recalculates path while moving fast it may happen that a new path goes through a closed gate and the gate may not open quickly enough and the train will collide with it.