Thank you for your reply. My idea is like this. I want to save the content of "quickbar" to a file so that it can be automatically read when I start a new game next time. So my idea can't be realized? Is that so? Yes, you are correct that it cannot be realized in that form. There are alte...

There is no such thing as "read a file". When a script is running in a multiplayer game, every instance of the game would be trying to read the same file from different machine and if the content would be different a desync would happen. Primary way of mutable data storage is through a va...

No one to help? I really need this answer

I saved one of my forms in the "script output" folder. The official wiki only said how to write it, but I didn't find out how to read it local quickbar = {.........} local text = game.table_to_json(quickbar) game.write_file("save/quick-bar.json",text) What command do I use to rea...

I want to display it on "Sprite button". I don't want to use "choose elem button" because it doesn't allow "number" to be displayed. How should I write it? tooltip = ？？？

Thank you

I want to add a button on it. At present, I have added a "relative" GUI. I want to move to the top of the backpack through coordinate offset, but it will be blocked by the backpack. It seems that the system GUI will be displayed on the top layer. Is there a way to solve it?

This is a parameter of "luaguielement scroll pane". The official gives five choices: "never" "always" "auto and reserve space" "Don show but allow scrolling" "auto" My understanding of "Don show but allow scrolling" is that the sl...

DaveMcW wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 12, 2022 4:30 pm

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for _, fluid in pairs(game.fluid_prototypes) do
  if not fluid.hidden then
    game.print(fluid.name)
  end
end

Thank you, that's right

When I use "game.fluid_prototypes" to search all fluids, this item appears. I don't want it to be displayed. How do I filter it?

type=??
name=??

First of all, thank you very much for your help. I will change the content to: for c,_ in pairs(e.crafting_categories) do It still reports an error with the content "bad argument \1 of 2 to'pairs'(table expected, got Nil)" Then you have to check that e.crafting_categories is not nil if e....

local g = game.recipe_prototypes[item_name] for _,e in pairs(game.entity_prototypes) do for _,c in pairs(e.crafting_categories) do if c == g.category then 。。。。。。。。 end end end I want to find out all the production machines of this formula, but it always reports errors. Where is the error? Thank you...

First of all, thank you very much for your help. I will change the content to:

for c,_ in pairs(e.crafting_categories) do

It still reports an error with the content "bad argument \1 of 2 to'pairs'(table expected, got Nil)"

local g = game.recipe_prototypes[item_name] for _,e in pairs(game.entity_prototypes) do for _,c in pairs(e.crafting_categories) do if c == g.category then 。。。。。。。。 end end end I want to find out all the production machines of this formula, but it always reports errors. Where is the error? Thank you

To put it simply, I want to modify the content of function in another mod. For example, the name is ABCDE (). Is there any way to modify it in my mod?

His function is called by "control.lua". I only make small changes to apply to my mod, not destructive changes, and will not affect his mod. Is there any way?

The mod doesn't know whose computer it is running on--it runs on everyone's simultaneously. There is no "me", there is only player 1, player 2, etc. The mod can receive events every time any player does something like open a GUI or press a key, with a link to the player that did it. There...

Mod scripts run at the game level, and execute the same code on every player's machine. They can access every player's data all the time. To find every player's characters, use: for index, player in pairs(game.players) do local character = player.character if character ~= nil then -- Do stuff with ...

This is included in multiplayer games. How can I get it? thank you

FuryoftheStars wrote: ↑

Fri May 20, 2022 1:21 pm

Yes, but similar to a player trying to change the setting during a running game, (as far as I know) it will not persist between different games/saves.

Thank you. I see

The global table cannot be used between different save files. Any “settings” of that nature that you need to persist between different games, you’ll need to use actual settings for (https://wiki.factorio.com/Tutorial:Mod_settings). Note that the user will need to set these from the main menu in ord...