leadraven wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 15, 2019 8:00 pm

"emissions_per_tick_per_watt" and "pollution_absorption_per_second ".
Why ticks and seconds within the same context?

And what if the update rate drops below 60 ticks/second?

It occured to me that yellow belts could be used to balance the output since the throughput of yellow belts is exactly one third of the throughput of blue belts: belts.jpg The first two blue belts serve as a small buffer. They keep the yellow belts saturated while the inserters grab more items from ...

I tried to create a smaller test case. testcase.jpg To reproduce the problem: - Build the blueprint below - Assign the same name to the three stations on the left ("A") - Assign the same name to the three stations on the right ("B") - Add a few trains which travel between "A...

I see the same behavior: Trains wait until their leave condition is met. I really like this behavior because it is extremely useful for oil/mining outposts. - For example, you can enable a station if "oil barrels >= 200". A train can stop, pick up all oil barrels, and leave when its invent...

Did you notice the big gap between cargo wagons? Who needs signals anyway?

I use a circuit and some lamps to monitor accumulator charge levels: It would be nice if lamps (which are connected to a circuit network) were also visible on the map:

I've attached the savegame to this post.

No, placing a signal in the lower left doesn't fix it. signals2.jpg This was just a minimal test case to demonstrate the bug. Maybe it was too small? Here is a larger test case. It is a simplified version of my railway network, but it has the same problem. I still have the save file if needed. test1...

Cannot place signals on the upper side of some rails:

Sometimes trains change to a different path when passing chain signals. This is a problem because the new exit block might not be free. It can happen that a train passes a chain signal, but then has to wait before the exit block. I've attached a short video. Please note the trains coming from east. ...