would be fun to come back to this - some day...

I second Sander's idea. A "finish the factory" tutorial should be instructive and fun.

And I was just looking for a sample outline of class inheritance for a project (how the "is_a" rule is applied in a real production). Are different template implementations (ex. class dialog<>) considered inheritance though?

You might want to have a look at this topic :
https://forums.factorio.com/viewtopic.php?f=202&t=12588
Well, at least he agrees with the 96 assembly machines are supported by a single express belt of input.

Nope. The 96 was before express belts were upgraded to a 40 item/sec capacity. Without ...

Is this variant acceptable
Acceptable of course. I'll note a couple things though:
- This would be a great system to balance the output using beacons and speed modules. Currently, the productivity modules are throttling your output.
- 8 copper inputs are a little short to maximize 8 circuit ...

Current fluid mechanics is based on a flow to energy factor(FTE), a pressure to speed factor(PTS) and a base area (BA). The FTE and PTS factors are fluid defined where the BA is pipe defined. There is also a base elevation factor, but we ARE "in Kansas" and the elevation remains constant. You could ...

void C()
{
printf ("Hello computer, I need you to quickly do some things for me.");
}

class C {}; //base class

class c_pp: public C
{
void classes( );
virtual void garbageCollection();
std::cout << " Computer, use the larger standard cpp library to implement containers and graphics functions ...

As it stands, a fluidbox (pipe) with a base area of 1.0 will incorrectly have far less friction than a storage tank with a much larger base area (something like a factor of 36). A pipe with a baseArea around 0.98 conceivably has 0 friction.

The fluid box base area is not implemented properly and ...

Come on guys! There's plenty of other games to be playing, like :
- umhhh..

- or hmmmmm...
- Factorio with Bob's mod
- and Angels mod
- Minecraft is supposed to be good
- or teach yourself C++ while you wait

Money money blah blah -

Klonan wrote:1.0 ... won't be soon

- What!?

Short distances with high flow rate using water properties:
flow rate / Pipe Area / Max length
140 / 1.5 / 9.8
190 / 2.0 / 5
240 / 2.5 / 3

If you rig the fluid properties to pressureToSpeed = 0.1 and frictionToEnergy = 0.9749 you can get a flow rate of 470 units per second in a pipe with a base ...

Using the current mechanics, you could easily make a long distance pressure pipe by implementing a pipe with a base area of 0.977 or so (must be just greater than 1/1.025) instead of 1.0. Without messing with the fluid properties, this will top out around 100 units of fluid per second but will go at ...

I'm thinking 2 possibilities:
- your vertices and triangles are out of order
- your vertices are not clockwise from the viewing direction

I think the only thing in Factorio that would lend itself to statistical analysis is the behavior of the players. Collecting this information would be a feat in itself. Perhaps look at badges or comments on Steam. Maybe open a server that collects information on the people that play. Given a ...

GoldenPorkchop80 wrote:

ssilk wrote:Well, we cannot be sure. Perhaps jakob.exe is just a spambot, that solved the Turing-test...

THIS_STATEMENT_IS_FALSE.

DOES_A_SET_OF_ALL_SETS_CONTAIN_ITSELF?

NEW_MISSION:_REFUSE_THIS_MISSION.

DIVIDE_BY_ZERO.

Ok, i'm done.

You forgot "EVERYTHING_IS_RELATIVE"

Why would you press 'T' for onderzoek?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Dd_qiuWxPs

Are you classified as human?

If you finish the pyramid it opens a "stardoor" with access to other worlds. But, it also summons much more powerful enemies through the "stardoor" and should be well defended

The point of it is that it also preserves the value that was set the tick before so you can calculate the new value using unmodified data.

Using our pipe with connections A, B, and C, the developers currently have the pipe reach into each adjacent pipe and transfer that fluid explicitly in the ...