Other people are complaining about this on Reddit and it now the second most top voted comment in the subreddit. Please reconsider your thoughts.

https://www.reddit.com/r/factorio/comme ... e_destroy/

Ok, thank-you. As I said, I didn't feel this was a bug myself but more of a usability qwerk. It visually reads as trashcan. Normal OS behavior is drag and drop and when you're head deep in playing and you go to discard a blueprint, sometimes you drag it to that trashcan which deletes the book leavin...

This is less of a bug per se, and more of a UI issue. Me and the other players I play with keep having a UI fail with blueprint books. We will be in a book and go to delete a blueprint by mindlessly dragging it up to the trashcan in the top right corner and bamn. The book is gone with no prompt. The...

You know what. I'm not being a drama queen. I was warned before I even posted that this was how this was going to end up. But I thought to myself, no these guys seem to be pretty solid. I'll plead a case against this ridiculous idea based on good coding practices. Having something behave contrary to...

Eh, no. This will break peoples builds. Breaking some things between game version is perfectly acceptable. This is why it's early access. The quality of the final version always takes priority. Maybe when you're changing something that adds value. But when you're just changing something so that it ...

Eh, no. This will break peoples builds. Did you not read the rest of this conversation?

Making something that behaves differently in "this one special case" is inconsistent code, and therefore BAD code.

If you want a part that does something different, make it a different part.

Right now I see no good reason why you would want to use a decider to take one input and merely output it as something different. 1) I use this as a diode as first suggested. Yes, I might work around this as noted. An actual diode would be nice. :) 2) I use this MORE often to create variable aliase...

Hi, the images where just done up in photoshop, but thanks. As for the questions. This was just a quick concept around an idea of a factory with a single belt where everything is built on-demand and moves down the belt resulting in a rocket at the very end (so no extra materials moving down the line...

Follow-up. Here's the latch-less version with a reset line for resetting your tally counts.

Doh. Forgot I could have an edge clock, I got it. For anyone else who wants a tally counter, here's the plan:

Hi, I am trying to figure out how to store a count. I would like to be able to increment a tally when something goes onto a belt and then decrement that value when the item comes off the belt. I can see how to do this by making a ripple carry adder but that seems overkill and would be the size of a ...