The behavior had been changed to force a drop of the hand whenever the (changed) filter forbids the stack inserter from holding the item.

It would only be a bug if the inserter did drop it's hand even though the filter still permits it.

That used to be broken in a way that only enabling/disabling ...

Actual behavior:

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The +50% productivity boost is applied to the 3 fish of output, instead of only applying to the excess over the catalyst.

Instead reducing the nutrient cost per fish down to 2/3rd to 66.6% it's instead reduced by (2/3)^2 for a nutrient cost of only ...

Just use a constant combinator to output an -1k offset for all the input and output materials that could occur as ingredients / products of a recipe.

Now you can safely read the contents AND set the recipe via a dedicated recipe signal. (Or just force +1001 for the material if there isn't a ...

It might be possible to resolve this (and also improve usability of stack inserters by a lot), by simply giving stack inserters a switch that re-enables the "idle timeout" that they have lost compared to other inserters. Doesn't need to be as short as on a regular inserters, potentially doesn't even ...

Filter changes don't properly wake it up either, as I could determine from other bug reports.

It does not even wake up if the changed filters would render the hand-contents illegal.

Looks like you have to forcefully reboot the inserters (enable/disable or a tick) to wake them up, which is a real ...

Actual behavior:

If have set the stack size on a stack inserter to 1, but it still refuses to discard its hand contents which are well above the configured stack size.
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The input side of the stack inserter is empty (not just no matching items available, but no items at all ...

Actual behavior:
The indicator in the list of platforms updates only once when opening the map view.
The indicator in the detail view keeps updating.
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Expected behavior:
The destination indicator in the list of platforms is kept up to date too even while the map ...

Actual behavior:

When issuing an upgrade via a planer that contains an ANY quality filter on the left hand side, using SHIFT to CANCEL the upgrade no longer works. Module upgrades dispatched with this planer remain active.

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Expected behavior:

When the left hand side of ...

Already covered in viewtopic.php?f=182&t=120132 in the last paragraph.

Actual behavior:

When setting a custom minimum payload (e.g. 100 science packs), less than the request (e.g. 1000 science packs), even with more than 1000 science packs available in a buffer chest right next to the rocket and logistic bots already assigned to the task, the rocket will prematurely ...

Are you sure that this isn't actually a bug, and that 4 normal quality mk1's aren't supposed to result in chances :
~96%, 4%, 0.16%, 0.006 4%, 0.000 0256% ?


Definitely not. Achieving 100% quality is not supposed to be 100% legendary, but only actually give you 0% 88.8% 10% 1% 0.1% quality ...

That's actually behaving as intended.

Your request is only for 300 units, and the rocket will only ever contain more if the minimum payload is more than the requested amount. E.g. if you still had 299 units in inventory, then you'd still get a rocket with another 300 and end up with 599 units.

300 ...

The EM plant is a special kind of nasty, given that depending on the recipe it will even open/close the internal connection between two of the inputs arbitrarily, making it really hard to correctly flush the pipes. But that's not really the point.

The point of this thread is, that there is ...

When recycling a recipe that can result in resource deletion, and the recycler is equipped with quality modules, then any item upgraded is missing in the production statistics:

Example where this happens for steel and iron plates, both have been produced by recyclers on the same planet from lower ...

What I expected was a "Remaining capacity for item X" signal / condition.

I couldn't care less about:
empty slots, because it's not telling me the truth about incomplete stacks fill levels, because it's telling me nothing about whether an individual item can be stored

So what I actually expect ...

It actually does appear to be working when you toggle the setting from "Manual" to "Automatic", interrupts are evaluated once, and this once time it does insert into the empty list.

However, it does not resume to re-evaluate interrupts if the list of stops ends up (even temporarily) empty while ...

Actual behavior:
When trying to define train operations with interrupts ONLY, interrupt evaluation never starts. Instead the train remains wherever it is, and shows as "idle".

Expected behavior:
Interrupt stops are enqueued even if the job list contains no stops.

Assumption:

It appears that ...

When starting a new game, you have the option to choose some preset sets from a dropdown list.

Currently, those presets are only applied to Nauvis though, and the resource distribution of the other planets isn't modified accordingly.

Just a simple QoL issue.

The metal asteroids don't look right...

It looks like you used the specular lighting for di-electric materials (input color * absorbtion factor = output color) instead of the correct formula for metallic (input * material color = output color). For metallic , both diffuse and specular use the ...

One step we are missing in this regard is actually a detection device which would enable/disable turrets based on the presence of enemies in range. This would be absolutely awesome to handle idle turret power consumption!


I'm pretty certain that Radar buildings will actually provide that as a ...