In this case, the rail was down first. If a signal is placed in a location the game says is valid but does not work, if it cannot be fixed, it would be nice to get a warning. Rather than having to debug why my new rail block is not working, despite me assuming I had signalled it all up.

If a rail ...

One would argue that if the game says you can place it there, it would split the block. I was making a blueprint and I had pasted this a good 20-30 times before I noticed I was getting gridlocks because the signals were invalid. If a signal cannot split a block, it should not be placeable there.

OS: Linux

Version: 2.1.14

When a signal is being held, two spots on this track appear to be valid placements.

When placed, the signals are invalid.

Example rail blueprint with an invalid signal:

0eNql09tugzAMANB/8XNSNZBw+5VqmgJ4nSUIVYBqFeLf59IVug2pQ3uKcvGxYyUD5FWPJ0 ...

I agree, this should be possible.

Cargo pods can send far more than a rocket launch.

Even with normal buildings, to can send 2,3 or way more than a single rocket capacity to the surface or another platform inside a single pod.

You can send silos to the surface.

But the options for silos in ...

I am not proficient with forums, found a duplicate: viewtopic.php?p=698747

Please mark my post as a duplicate.

TL;DR: Transport pods can send silos to a surface from a platform but not to another platform.

They are too heavy to launch in a rocket. Light enough to send down to a planet, VIA a cargo pod. But silos appear to be hardcoded to prevent even selecting it as a logistics option on platforms.

Cargo ...

I hope this is better now!

When using bots to place tiles of concrete through the map, occasionally tiles will not visually display what their tile is.

Unsure exactly how to reproduce. I have noticed this twice while building. It will self-correct if the map is specifically closed and reopened.

No mods, latest release ...

Pre 2.0/space age behaviour:

Place stop 1, train begins moving to stop 1.
Place stop 2 before train has reached stop 1.
Train continues to stop 1, then proceeds to stop 2.
You can queue up temporary stops

Current behaviour:

Place stop 1, train begins moving to stop 1.
Place stop 2, train skips ...