When using my Scarlett 2i4 audio interface as the default playback device in Windows, the game crashes on startup with an error related to DSound. The game launches fine when I change my default playback device to something else. Other programs and games work fine with the device.

Oh I see, it has to be the *exact* version, not just compatible. Unfortunate.

The mods in question appear to have both 1.0 and 1.1 versions, and I can even correctly download the 1.0 versions from the in-game browser. It seems more like the game just isn't recognizing these other versions as available for download when it should be? See this mod, for example: https://mods.fac...

Steps to Reproduce: - Launch the game with no mods loaded. - Open the mod portal and browse to "Foltik's Spaghetti Modpack" - Click "Install" Get the message "Unable to install all required dependencies: There is no compatible version of aai-signals on the mod portal."...

Yes, there's a thread about it on the mod: https://mods.factorio.com/mod/Yuoki/dis ... f19b0a98a3

I can understand the game ignoring some random badly formatted mod, but shouldn't the mod have been verified to be correctly formatted when it was uploaded to the portal?

From Sindelin on the mod's discussion page: It is wrong compression method in the .zip file. It seems the built-in unzip in Factorio cannot handle this method. I have unpacked the file with latest WinRar and repacked into regular zip file. No changes into files. And it works. Also this same problem ...

I looked in the mod's zip file and the info.json seems to be missing entirely.

1. What did you do? I tried to download the mod "Yuoki Industries" (https://mods.factorio.com/mod/Yuoki) version 1.0.01 from the mod portal while in-game. 2. What happened? The download starts, and finishes. I switch back to the "Manage" tab, but the mod isn't there. The mod, &qu...

With Factorio open at the main menu, with only the menu music playing, my PulseAudio daemon's CPU usage is spiking to almost 20+%. I observed its CPU usage during other times of load such as playing music from a media player or playing other games (usually 0-5% usage), and it is clear that this spik...