FYI, I was unable to reproduce it on 2.0.14. I guess it may have been resolved by some unrelated change, or possibly there are other conditions that need to apply. The original report was also from a base game, and since then I moved to a fresh install of Space Age, so I guess it may also be related...

Playing on Linux with the Wayland backend (not sure if it matters), when an achievement popup is shown - any tooltip already shown, or being displayed while the achievement popup is still shown, will be hidden behind other UI elements, such as inventory window, Factoriopedia etc. Once he achievement...

Found the "culprit": disabling "press Control twice to locate pointer" in Gnome Tweak Tool allows Factorio to see Control key presses again. IMHO Factorio should be able to see it regardless, but it is a workaround for now, and perhaps would allow the devs to reproduce the proble...

Last time I played was around 0.17.4, and back then it worked perfectly.
Had no issues like that in 0.16 or before.

As the title says, seems like the game refuses to recognize the Control key. Key bindings are all on default, and I'm using bog standard QWERTY layout, but no matter what I do it's as if I never press/hold the Control button. Even trying to re-map actions there is no difference whether I hold Contro...

I believe I posted about this a long time ago, but Factorio is definitely in the "uncanny valley" of having a high VRAM requirements with otherwise pretty low GPU needs. GPUs like an Nvidia 1050 or AMD 560 have way more "power" than Factorio actually needs, but only 2GB of VRAM. ...

Pretty sure that's working as intended... same thing happens when you run the rocks over with a car or shoot them with any other weapon...

Factorio has stumbled into the "uncanny valley" of needing very little GPU power, but quite a lot of VRAM... Anything above a GTX1050 / RX560 is probably massive overkill for Factorio, but you really do need >2GB, which mostly means a more expensive GPU (lower-end GPUs with >2GB VRAM exist...

... Long story short, when other than TimeCondition was used, the method returns uint32_t(-1) as no value which, when used as number is 2^32 - 1, which was used as the penalty value. ... Ah, the ol' "Negative number interpreted as an unsigned integer" shenanigan. I wonder how many head-sc...

This looks awesome!
But I'm a bit feverish, so I really hope I'm not hallucinating it.
Cliffs! In Factorio! Awesome!

Could be nice to hear when we will see .16 release. At least a month. Or dev's thinks it's a bad idea to announce until it's 100% ready? I don't think they will publish an estimated release date until it's very close, as there is too much room for error and potential for disappointment. That said, ...

They have no way of accessing your save files - but they will probably be indispensable for diagnosing or solving this issue.
I suggest you upload your save file

Rseding91 wrote: ... it may help slightly ... takes half the time ...

Wube's optimization philosophy - saving 50% is only a slight improvement
Keep up the excellent work guys.

Could there be a signalling issue with the part of the track aside the station?
What happens if you completely break the station part off? Do you get any "No Path" errors?
It may help to upload your save file, as it is hard to see all the details just form the screenshot.

More precisely - if its binary representation isn't finite.
For example, 1/5 = 0.2, which has a finite representation in base 10. However, in base 2 it is 0.00110011..., so it can still not be represented accurately in a binary floating point number (=the sane way computers handle non-integers)

There seem to be a lot of messages like "Device reset internal" - I don't know what they mean, but that doesn't sound healthy... There are also lots of latency changes - it was reported in the past that Factorio can sometimes be too optimistic in setting the latency, setting it to a value ...

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Interesting - this is on their website as well. I've heard practically nothing about the price at 1.0, and I wouldn't be surprised in the slightest if it stayed at $20 after 1.0. I think it is pretty reasonable to assume the price will increase. When I bought the game ~2.5 years ago it was only 13$...

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This is all about demineralized water, as in - pure H2O. Tap water, as well as water in rivers, streams, aquifers etc. always have dissolved minerals.
The only way to get deminarlized water is to condense steam.

So yeah, any natural source of water is OK in this sense.