I really would love to see something like this, because being moved by belts while I'm redesigning my base is my number one annoyance. What I love about, well one thing I love about Factorio is that I play, rather than save/load. Usually simulation games do not support tearing down and rebuilding in ...

I've been trying to hunt down a pathing problem with trains for some time now, and I've finally managed to capture a train in the process of getting stuck. I checked on Windows 10 and Debian Jessie, it reliably gets stuck on both.

If, upon loading, you immediately run northwest, you can see train ...

Tested all my known crashable loadable games with 14.4: none of them crashes anymore. Nice one. Luckily I don't have any corrupted savegames other than the one I originally found the problem with.

When I said "I don't see an easy or obvious solution" I meant I don't see an effortless solution ;) Wait until empty, wait until full, connect everything up and go. Yeah, no. I don't mind, I only run into this at my temporary stations, but it took me a while to figure out why my trains were all ...

No idea if this is the right subforum, but there is a problem with 0.13 train orders and mixed loading:

given a platform which receives multiple kinds of ore, like this one:

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There is an obvious deadlock: a wagon with room for stone will never be filled (all inserters are holding ...

I got the game in this state by trying to create a savegame which requires only one step to crash. It looks like I went to far :). The crash originally happened when I was redesigning my main unloading station. It has logic to close tracks which are unloading, and some simple overflow logic to ...

This savegame was originally created in 12.xx, I was converting my base to 13/14 style trains/stations, when I ran into a semi reproducible crash. It seems related to the powergrid, I narrowed it down to placing a single electric pole. I created the savegame to later post, continued playing ...

Starting with the obvious one: the use case. There is no use case :-) I discovered this problem while I was on the phone, focused on conversation, while holding my mouse button down because I was resizing Factorio (was playing windowed because I was watching video at the same time, was trying to get ...

When running on Windows 10 in windowed mode, repeatedly/continously resizing the window will result in a crash on my system. If I resize in one motion, no crash occurs. If I hold down the mouse button and wiggle to get to a specific size, I can crash it within seconds. This happens even while in the ...