Nice! Another option would have been Constant Combinators, but if you click on them the GUI isn't as nice. Not sure what the UPS difference is between them. I considered that but opted to skip it since they take an energy source of some kind, even void, and I didn't want to spend time testing if th...

1WheelDude wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 07, 2023 4:55 pm

lol, somebody reads the forums

https://mods.factorio.com/mod/circuit-poles

Hah, you're faster than me, even.

Done, you can find it here. It would have been a lot faster if I took stringweasel at his word and didn't try the wall prototype first.

This would be a great place for infinite-scroll. I'm against shoving javascript where it doesn't belong, but I think it would aid discoverability here.

You could try increasing the send buffer in the device settings. Mine is default 512, for whatever that is worth. WinKey+X -> Device Manager -> Network Adapters -> [Adapter Name] -> Right-click -> Properties -> Advanced -> Transmit Buffers is where mine is with an Intel i219LM network card.

Thank you for sharing your solution. I wonder if steam's connection broker is placing a limit somewhere.

Edit: I took a peek just looking at steam's network interface debug stuff, the game seems to only be posting ~508B at a time. I wonder if that's related or not.

Freesync 2 has flickering issues if the game framerate is significantly below the monitor refresh rate. If you're playing games at 60fps, like factorio, either switching the monitor to FreeSync 1 or disabling adaptive sync completely is your solution.

It seems like it's possible to do now, though there's a bit of work involved and possibly some guessing if you want the exact name. You can find a demo here.
Script result:

Did your picky wife note this by looking at the screenshot, or in the game? The screenshot doesn't convey that the bots are bobbing up and down, so even without my mod the bot graphics are occasionally occluded by the frame of the selection box. That's a good point, I hadn't considered the animatio...

DarkShadow44 wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 29, 2023 3:19 am

And since zstd ist so much faster

I think in this case it isn't a huge difference, both in rseding's and the previous benchmarks

Is there anything I can do? Appreciate any help! Startup settings can be changed on the main menu, and apply to your current game :) Any items that would be removed, like the artifacts, will just be removed when you load up the save again and the game will show a little note telling you it did that.

Turns out I couldn't ignore the selection boxes being too far away from the graphics after all. So I've added a check when moving the box from {0, 0} back to its original center Something that occurred to me, and it might make your job easier here, is that if the selection box is too small the play...

Does it behave the same if force is nil (unspecified)?

It's what I get for hasty reading. I edited in a few more notes. There's two loops needed because you're going through the category followed by each entity in the category.

Using commas in the table declaration is correct, but for `for` loops you will usually be doing it in the format for k, v in pairs(table) where pairs is the missing bit in your code. You can see a differential here Edit: Also, data.raw is in the format of data.raw[category][name] Edit 2: Also, table...

It's also worth noting that concepts like SurfaceIdentification and PlayerIdentification already behave in this fashion.

I can't access the document, is it set to private by any chance?

I checked and XMP is disabled however when I tried Prime95 it crashes and goes straight to power off. I went into Event viewer and it appears to be Kernel-Power issue. Well, that gives us a good start. Let's confirm it isn't a temperature issue, first. If you have HWMonitor (use the zip link) open ...

The practical IDs match in your log, I think DXGI (the display subsystem) might just not match the numbers windows displays when you move them around in the virtual space.

Can you confirm if you've disabled XMP as well? Is your system stable under Prime95 (i.e. doesn't freeze or give messages that the results are incorrect)