Damn, that is cool.
+1

basic factory cost for Electronic Cricuit is 280ore, while Bioflux is 3Egg+462.5ore
LoL. Then Vulcanus is a god of difficulty, because by your brilliant method you need to add cost of 4 foundries. Do not forget to add cost of whole oil setup, necessary to get lubricant for crafting these ...

This is recipe to kickstart iron bacteria production in case it was stopped by whatever reason. Once you have got your first bacteria, you stop this recipe and switch to main cycle. Which costs 0.26F per ore. So it is not correct to say that in vanilla iron ore costs 15F.

The whole point is ...

In currently version we can use "RecipePrototype::allow_quality" to disable it, tho I tend to agree it should also have a parameter in product entry...
I mean just like machine innative productivity is unaffected by "RecipePrototype::allow_productivity", machines with innative quality will be also ...

But I thought more in comparison with the other planets, and I think it's worth noting that you can't get industry started on the other planets either without getting their special things going too: on Vulcanus you have to get a foundry going to process lava, and on Fulgora you have to get your ...

What? In vanilla without modules it costs 0.26 fruit per iron ore and 1.21 fruit per bioflux. And there is nothing common between bioflux and LDS.

1F=6jelly(with biochamber)=15% iron ore(with biochamber), 1/0.15 ~=6.67 , that is 6.67F pre ore, How you get that 0.26F?
You mean 1.21/5= 0.26? that ...

Regarding balancing... in vanilla space age, it averages 60 jelly / 30 mash to produce a bacteria from scratch, so you're definitely making it a lot cheaper.

In gleba , it is better to just use Fruit(F) as unit, in vanilla so it is 15F->Iron Ore, it is really terrible, Bioflux aka LDS of Gleba ...

I dont know how many times I just go to remote view just to check the Agricultural tower content within view.

After some trys with any planet start with strangers, I have gathered some reaction and thoughts, that is my old system is still too complex , having spoilage on the creation recipe is a massive burden that require player make some spoilage, which is not exactly what I wanted; And forced biochamber ...

I think modder can just manually implement their research trigger, all they need actually just a localization key for them to display any requirement they want :/

ImpossibleTechnologyTrigger Loaded when the type is "impossible ".
type :: "impossible"
trigger_description (*optional ...

In vanilla, we use EntityPrototype.map_generator_bounding_box to indirectly limit how much it can be created in a patch.

If anyone wonder, yes, the amount and types must be exactly the same,
Lets said if you have assembler that produce research progress product of red science and your labs only have green science,
then you still can NOT research "solar energy".

Tbh I glad it gor removed, added it to every early game ...

The nuke spawns entities which spawn tiles and checks the surface conditions on the entities. What is the reason the modded nuke can't use that?


It is not item "atomic-bomb" cannot be used;
It is not tile "nuclear-ground" creation cannot be controlled;
What I mean is buildable tile without ...

This is what cloud will do ( with bigger cloud mod ): and this is what it will be like in the night: It should be more like the night instead of just turn black.

What would this do for nuke explosions that the combination of https://lua-api.factorio.com/latest/prototypes/EntityPrototype.html#surface_conditions and https://lua-api.factorio.com/latest/types/CreateEntityTriggerEffectItem.html#check_buildability doesnt already do as demonstrated on the vanilla ...

What did you do?
I make a mod make gleba cloud bigger and denser: ( https://mods.factorio.com/mod/gleba_bigger_clouds ),
But as I try to fix the biochamber lighting issue under the cloud, I realize lamps also have such issue :/

What happened?
Lamp that "Always On" gets darker under the cloud ...

I mean it is really awkward if we nuke the gleba soil and created nuclear ground or some new glrba biome get added by other mod, the current soil everywhere mod would just unplacable on those new tiles, or else yumako in aquilo :/

Half of it is, Half of it isn't, Factorio in the most part really can be play with alt-mode off, but spoilage is just a weird exception.

It is trivially simple (SIMPLE, NOT EASY) just by remove incompatible mark in overhaul mods' info.json, and fix all the conflicting bugs like try to edit technology effects by directly indexing while space age removed or moved recipe into another technology etc, To me it is more like the overhaul ...

How about add a border? so it can be see by colorblind people too.