every permutation of preferences adds maintenance overhead and user support costs to the project so, as a Factorio enjoyer, I'd much rather have this outcome: Wube reverts it and spends their effort on other things instead of maintaining another whole user setting.


To me I feel like an optional ...

Interesting.

For me the standalone install and the Steam install still have different behavior:

standalone: Lights are always orange if Factorio is running—doesn't matter if Factorio is focused or if MoFL is on. If the process exists, the lights are orange.
Steam + MoFL: Lights are orange if and ...

If it's of any note, I'm still on Windows 10 Pro (10.0.19045 Build 19045) and only have this problem with Factorio, but then again nothing else I use overrides the lighting.

II did more testing to see if I could find anything noteworthy—switching VSync, fullscreen, and render threads has no effect ...

I was about to make a bug report for this myself. It's been very mildly annoying me since logitech lighting support was introduced but I figured there was no way it wasn't known behavior and I hadn't made a forum account yet. Observer effect I guess.

By the way, for anyone else experiencing this ...

Rseding91 wrote: Fri Aug 22, 2025 3:00 pm The performance overhead of it scaled terribly (it's O(N))

I'm sorry, what?
What's considered *good?* I figured a majority of the game's systems were O(N)!

You guys are deranged. Please continue to be.

I lost it at the Lorenz attractor being a "less confusing" alternative to up

Hilbert curve was good too. I'm a sucker for grad school mathematics shitposts I guess.

TL;DR
I believe the train scheduling system could benefit from the ability to optionally apply boolean logic operators to stop selection, just like how it can be applied to wait/interrupt conditions, to allow players to heavily optimize train networks in ways that currently either aren't possible ...

TL;DR
If selecting quality could be done without reselecting the recipe it would be so much nicer to deal with.


What?
Put it here and allow for it to be changed independently of the recipe
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Why?
It is extremely annoying to deal with mixed quality because of how ...

TL;DR
You should be able to build rails directly over cliffs to transition from ground rails to elevated rails.

What?
There should be some way to transition from a ground rail on the "upper" side of cliffs to an elevated rail on the "lower" side. The least invasive approach would probably be to ...

My apologies. I looked but I guess I just missed it.

When zooming into the map enough that actively revealed chunks become rendered, all trains outside of radar range can no longer be selected. Mousing over the train no longer highlights it, and clicking it no longer brings up the GUI. I would think that zooming in wouldn't stop trains from being ...

When building elevated rails, the ghost rail planner can sometimes try to place two supports that intersect each other. Attempting to build anyway will not build the whole rail. I believe this is caused by the rail planner not testing for self-intersection.

Here is video of the simplest scenario I ...