struppi wrote: Fri Sep 25, 2026 6:11 pm That just screems tabletop! So I asked AI to create a ruleset. I hope this enspires you and there will be an official ruleset some day

besides the setup rules why does this seem damn payable lol

edit a few missing recipes but damn its got decent structure

my saturn 4's ears perked up the moment it saw it can print transport belts ( now i can see them when asleep AND awake)

Dont know if this is a bug or just a very funny quirk of spitter's predictive targeting but its kinda hilarious watching them spit away from you when in a tank doing donuts. Tank is powered by a nuclear fuel cell ( worms seem to have homing spit but thats a different can of worms lol )

funnyBugs ...

There will be always some minimal latency, to minimize the amount of packets, packets are send every two ticks and the packets have to go from client to server and then back. It could be lowered a bit, and we could probably provide an option to send packets every tick, but solving this isn't a big ...

does disabling expansion prevent new spawners from forming at already established bases or just going out and forming new bases? ( tooltip and wiki not 100% clear on this )

Hello,

I've recently setup a headless server on an old Dell I had lying around and installed Ubuntu 16.04. This came with GLIBC 2.23-0 installed and headless factorio runs perfectly fine on it.

I am trying to use the Factorio mods manager here ( https://github.com/Tantrisse/Factorio-mods-manager ...

personaly i think the central mushroom cloud disperses way to fast, looking abck at all the atomic weapons ever detonated it could take half an hour for the mushroom cloud to disperse on some so something like 10-30 seconds would be amazing

heres 2 images to support my argument on this



So even with the default tooltips its clearly a bug

It is still a bug the left hand slider ( Frequency ) is min capped at an arbitrary 17% bottom line it should be allowed to go to 0% and use it to disable as making it have 0% Frequency to disable is so much Clearer than having a continuity of "None"

if my understanding is correct thats the amount of cliffs connecting to each other which still brings us right back around to the whole Frequency min capped at 17%

Cliffs and other sliders are capped at an arbitrary number of 17%. I believe this is an oversight as having the ability to disable cliffs for example would be a nice feature and in fact was present in 0.16.51

considering submitting this as a bug report as 17 just seems like maybe an oversight and having the ability to have both a greater range and in the case of things like cliffs the ability to disable would seem to be the best way

Edit: filed under bug reports
https://forums.factorio.com/viewtopic.php ...

seems to be a random arbitrary number i only noticed it cause i prefer to play without cliffs and having the slider bottom out at 17% is rather stupid it should allow full range to 0

wow, we are already at 0.17.8 version O_O. does this mean 0.18 is around the corner?


Looks like someone needs the "version numbers aren't regular numbers" talk.

0.17.9 + 0.0.1 is not 0.18.0, it's 0.17.10. Same for 0.17.99->0.17.100, and onward forever.

They change to 0.18.0 when they ...

Bisa accepted my PR that adds the alternative glibc root options to the script Trashman992 so if you grab a new copy you should be able to edit the config and have it running buttery smooth

I will like an option to disable such obfuscation.
I do not know how external ip can be private when you are using internet, but i'm pretty sure, that server admins need a way to know from where rcon connections come.
i agree with this i mean say someone is trying to brute force your rcon you cant ...

0.15.20
Bugfixes

Fixed that some clients wouldn't be able to connect to a server when blueprints were being uploaded. (https://forums.factorio.com/49680)

0.15.21
Bugfixes

Fixed that the server would crash if someone tried to connect when there were no blueprints being transferred ...

0.14.15 in game server browser filters are broken and ignored
https://www.dropbox.com/s/2xq8fnhl3l1dxay/0.14.15.png

x86-64 was created by amd in 2000....
its 16 years later catch up to modern times please

only thing apple sets the pace of is how fast money leaves your wallet