Not if he still wanted to use substations for power distro.

Maja153 wrote:

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I have a pretty complex design that i uploaded to a section i started as well

This is in too low a resolution to be useful. Can you try again with a larger image?

ptw

I have literally worked with the equipment in that illustration, and had trained using that illustration.
Not that it's particularly relevant, but the info's available if wanted.

Nice work.
Hope it gets incorporated.

fireball wrote:So, "lava plus plate" = stone + ores?

This means you put plates in and get ores back out, meaning you have to smelt them twice?

Yes, but you get out more ore than you put in.

Lukea153 wrote:One thing about Factorio is player deaths are very melodramatic. (You get immediately brought to a "You have been defeated" message).

Just FYI, this is the opposite of melodramatic.

.12.21's an old experimental release anyway, and I wouldn't expect that it would.

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Unless you're in a huge desert biome, or are using another mod that uses wood, (or the fields) there's very little need for the Lite version.
Most of the time you'll hear Treefarm mentioned, it'll be the All Content version being referenced.

ssilk wrote:

ratchetfreak wrote:It also doesn't match how the block lights work IRL

I think you missed this part.

<insert necro comments here> Notice that none of the colors really mean "completely safe". This is very different than what the signals mean when driving a train or driving a car IRL: green is good, yellow is dangerous, red is very dangerous. Completely off on that completely safe irl part...

Year old thread that's already been implemented. good job.

Off the top of my head, that design is horrible for expanding and scaling. If you add even one train that's longer than your buffer blocks, you have to retrofit *all* your buffer blocks to be long enough, or you've just backed up all the trains that use the intersection behind that train. In the exa...

Both I imagine, and seems useful for that purpose.

Curves.
Busy sections that you need to cross on foot.
Slight protection for power poles.

There's three. Debate the last if you want, that'd be fair, but the first and second are perfectly valid.

Since the underlying mechanics weren't possible to implement in any traditional fashion, it shouldn't be a surprise that they broke sometimes. But if you knew the handful of specific situations to avoid, it worked as well as any other mod. I suppose most/all of this is a moot point since most of it ...

drs9999 wrote:

Everything about downloads

My short and honest response: I don't care, take it or leave it.

Hear hear!

That seems rather judgmental and premature. .12 just came out 2 days ago. If the people working on it don't check on a daily basis, then it's unreasonable to expect that they would have a patch already ready for release. Furthermore, they could be waiting for the initial bugpatch frenzy to die down,...