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While I'm not quite sure I follow wanne's reasoning, I do agree that it would be very nice to have the ability to divorce the amount of energy required to craft something from the amount of time required to craft it. Even something as simple as an energy_cost_modifier similar to the already ...

I don't know if it's changed recently, but I just tested this in in 2.1.12 using the built in burner generator, and it definitely does scale it's output and fuel consumption to match the network consumption.

Currently the only control over entity collision that we have is defining the layers the entity is blacklisted from colliding with. Adding the ability to have layers that are either whitelisted (don't collide even if they share a blacklisted layer), or required (most be placed such that it's ...

Currently both reactors and fluid generators have the ability to decouple their power generation/fuel consumption from the amount of energy the electrical network they are hooked up to needs, but burner generators have no such option.

It would be nice if rather than being limited to just as_enemy, if there was an option to specify a force explicitly for the entity create triggers.

The rocket rush scenario lobby is now surrounded by grass instead of the out-of-map/empty-space that were there previously. Both 2.0.77 and 2.1.12 have the grass.
Current lobby: Old lobby (picture taken from wiki)

Currently there is very limited support for customizing how a non-player force acts, making it difficult or impossible to make a force act differently to how biters act. Having more control over parameters such as default distractions, pollution responses, default commands, expansion logic, and ...

Spawners will not spawn any units that have join_attacks=false in their ai_settings. This is true both for the passive spawns up to the spawner unit cap, and when the spawner is receiving enough pollution to create an attack.

What did you do?
Changed the small biter prototype to have join_attacks ...

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Remote view is a huge improvement over doing janky god controller stuff, but without the ability for remote view to be enabled permanently, any mods not centered on the character entity are still required to do all that janky setup, since remote view can only ever be temporarily set.

Certain pixels are colored incorrectly. especially at higher zoom levels. They appear to have a random RGB value, and flicker constantly. There seem to be occurrences that are fixed to the camera (do not move when character moves), as well as some that are fixed to the game world (do move when ...