Regular assemblers can make use of the nutrients-from-spoilage recipe, and spoilage doesn't spoil. It's not an efficient recipe but it gives you the ability to "bootstrap" your biochambers even if your normal nutrient loop fails for any reason.

What happens if you set 'result_is_always_fresh' on the recipe while there is a non-zero 'percent_spoiled' on the result item?

I've also seen this issue, animated water really kills the rendering performance, but only on Gleba. The jellynut swamps have a lot of entities on top of the water (many decoratives and also many many swamp cane entities) and I wonder if that might be the underlying reason? Nauvis water animates jus...

At the very least, it would be nice if "E" as the first keypress would close the window, because a valid number in scientific notation will never begin with an "e".

I'm sure you have already seen it, but the Any Planet Start mod provides a nice way to enjoy the new planets without needing to do any space stuff. It's also quite challenging, because you won't be starting with any technologies unlocked and you're limited to the resources available on that planet. ...

I used the "Any Planet Start" mod to begin the game on Gleba, and wow it is quite the experience! Pollution output doesn't matter on this planet, so you can enjoy an extended "burner phase" of the game without worry. There is plenty of hand-minable iron and copper ore and vast qu...