+1 to this request. I’m playing on a 2015 MBP—which actually works great —in 1280x800. It lags pretty badly in the default resolution of 1440x900. But it’s a pain to go to System Preferences to switch back and forth whenever I play or quit Factorio. Most games allow this feature natively, and it ...

So the crash is still gone (I’m still using Experimental, not having bothered to switch back over), but it’s definitely using Iris graphics, and not switching over to the GPU. Obviously this is having a huge impact on my performance. How do I remedy this?

Okay, thanks, I’ve downloaded it and am trying it out, but…that’s the fix regarding Intel Iris graphics, right? Why is this game using the Iris graphics? I have dynamic switching enabled; it should be using the AMD graphics card. Shouldn’t it?

It crashed again; not sure if it’s related.

How can it be the wrong log? It’s the one it highlighted after it crashed.

…Oh…wait. I launched the game again to get the version number.

Well, the fix seems to be working, regardless.

The game is suddenly crashing about 3-5 minutes after launch, whether I’m playing a game or on the start screen.

macOS 12.7.6 Intel

How is this not a thing? I’ve never seen a game without this feature.

Where are we on this? This is how I presumed it worked; since you have to have a continuous network in order for bots to go from point A to point B, I figured that bots only traveled within the network. But that is not the case. Is there a mod that addresses this?

Where do you assign the value to the signal?

I can find nothing on this, anywhere. The tutorials don’t mention it, the wiki only says that you can do it. What I’m specifically wanting to do at the moment is change the stack size based on the quantity of items in a box.

Thanks!