I was intrigued by the VRAM difference and Rseding's comment on it and it seems like the VRAM usage was set to High? By changing it to Low, it now takes a reasonnable amount of time to load the full py suite. I'll probably have to change hardware at some point anyway but at least now I can boot the ...

The problem appeared after 2.0 and the problem is not there if I downgrade to 1.1. At first I thought it was the side effect of some baking optimization or something, but on large mods like pyanodons it becomes downright unplayable as it takes more than a minute to progress 1% in the loading sprites...

Log file in attachments. It started happening a couple of patches ago, but didn't start immediately after the release of 2.0.

The crash happens when I try to place an assembling machine which I forgot to put fluidboxes for, except it has a fixed recipe that outputs a fluid. I don't want to put the code of my mod on the forums just yet so if a developer would like to get the mod zipfile, you can contact me on Discord as hok...

I can try on a Windows VM, my other computer is broken so I can't test with other hardware.

Edit: Nevermind I don't think I can, it's a lot harder than I expected.

The only mod I was using was editor extensions (and flib) but even after disabling those, the change persists. I just tried to make a new mod and have only data.lua and info.json (before I still had the other files even if I commented out all the 'requires') and the problem is still here so it has t...

The dreaded "it works on my machine" :lol: That might be because I'm on linux yeah, but what I can tell is that if I don't have these fuel cyclic references the game loads fine. So maybe it only causes problems on linux but I think those recipes and fuels are what causes something to break...

The game gets stuck at 95% loading when you have two items that have each other as burnt result and two recipes that turn the items into each other. It happens if there are more than 3 items and if the cycles don't go the same way (a > b > c > a for fuel, a > c > b > a for recipe still breaks). It m...