+1

Heya,

I'd like technology triggers to be able to have a list of many ways to trigger the technology.

e.g.:

research_trigger =
{
{
type = "mine-entity",
entity = "sand-ore",
},
{
type = "mine-entity",
entity = "sandy-rock-big",
},
{
type = "mine-entity",
entity = "sandy-rock-huge ...

My guess is this happens because it doesn't detect the new landfill tile as a type of landfill. Does your tile have the 'foundation' property or whatever it was?


Hey,

So the Deepwater-landfill item will make a deepwater tile -> water tile.
A Landfill item will make water tile -> landfill tile ...

Heya,

This is a peculiarity with my mod. It's been there since the start and it's persisted to the point where I'm just used to it now. But it is kind of annoying (especially for anyone new who isn't used to the quirk) and I hope there was some way for construction bots (or the tile itself) to fix ...

Right, keep the older protoypes and throw a hidden = true on them.

Cheers

Ok, I just rubberducked myself.

I had an issue in the remove.table helper function where the reference isn't checked to see if it finds a valid match and throw an error if it doesn't exist.

:lol:

Still, the core of the question remains, is it fine to just up and "nil" stuff in the base game?

Heya,

I'm trying to remove an item from the base game, so I can replace it with some other set of items without relying on overriding it.

Is there a way to remove an item from the base game when modding in a new one? For example, at some point I make:
data.raw["recipe"]["solid-fuel-from-petroleum ...

Heya,

I have a drill/sawmill example where it would be nice for the orientation to matter in its placement. I'm not looking for anything extravagant like a special collision box that overrides the radius.

I'd just require something simple like a resource_searching_offset which would take an {x,y ...

Hey,

I did some messing around with fuels a long time ago with fuel_top_speed_multiplier & fuel_acceleration_multiplier and this quirk still remains.

I'd expect that both car/locomotive prototypes would behave similarly in regards to fuel modifiers, but they work slightly differently:

Cars ...

+1 for just a few different built-in tech trigger types

Reverted belt building changes from 2.0.61.

I Realy did like this feature :( could you maybe ad the option to re-enable it in the settings for people like me who liked it ?


Could be one of those things where it sees biased feedback between playertype, e.g. new, speedrunner, expert, pro ...

Heya,

The starting area placement is only something that can be defined in the prototype data of resources via .autoplace = resource_autoplace.resource_autoplace_settings(data).

Sometimes you want to have different map presets where you may want certain resources to be included in the starting ...

I clearly agree if you look at this mod https://mods.factorio.com/mod/QualityUnlocksRecycling, the cost is much more reasonable. Currently in base game you unlock quality after the end game...


I'm just thinking of the everyman who isn't going through the mod route and bring it up as a probable ...

Heya,

If you play just the base game + quality mod, the science requirements for Recyclers is 5000.

Recyclers are triggered in Space Age, but in base game it is 5000 science, where the 3 prerequisites are only ~250 each. Off a glance that seems like a massive leap for such a tech.

( Also, The ...

Heya,

A 'small' thing, but it would be nice to define graphics layers for accumulators that are empty and/or fully charged.

e.g. a red blinking led animation for empty, and a green led for full.

Cheers

Deliciously succinct!

Can't wait to try and eat fish before they slip straight out of my hands!

Thanks!

More of a query!

I was thinking a little about spoilage (I haven't touched it much as I'm not really working with SA) and I had the question pop into my head:

Can an item spoil into nothing? As in, is it possible to make an item decay completely.

This would be useful if something drops on the ...

I've included a zipped .mkv video of in game footage of this issue happening.

(This is when turret_base_has_direction = false)

Cheers

Heya,

I have this annoying bug where a turret that has turret_base_has_direction = false and some turn_range limit the turret will turn its base to face the direction if an enemy exits its cone of view and then become locked into that new angle. These turrets also have the 8-way-direction flag.

If ...

I've looked and can't seem to find any solution to this... So a little bump for visibility.

I'd say it's a bug if it wasn't used in the base game. It would be nice for robotics to activate this remote ability though.