I've updated the in-game changelog for the next release and also updated the wiki page accordingly. No worries about pointing out issues like this.

This will be in 2.1.

This was added to the tooltip and Factoriopedia in 2.0.42.

Added as --run-replay in 2.0.51.

Added for 2.1 (thank you Rseding!)

Noting that boilers in the base game also have this problem.

Something, possibly a mod that you had installed, hid the surface list. I reenabled it and attached the fixed save file.

This was added a while ago: viewtopic.php?p=671533#p671533

They have their own top-level subforum: viewforum.php?f=14

Also related, the tools subforum and the maps and scenario subforum.

You're welcome to edit the wiki.

It's probably one of the disabled_recipe_slot_tint or disabled_recipe_slot_background_tint utility constants.

Merged with a previous thread with the same suggestion.

Thanks for the note, I added more descriptions to the prototype for the next release.

Quezler wrote: Mon Feb 23, 2026 7:00 pm Figured that'd be the response, kinda odd that destroy_on_empty is an option at all then honestly.

It allows you to make a time limited container that doesn't care about whether it's empty or not. Just set time_to_live and make the alert timer longer than the time_to_live.

For the usecases listed here, it sounds better to me to expose that specific information (add mod thumbnail to SpritePath and so on), since we prefer higher level apis over lower level access. Is there some specific reason you'd want lower level access in the runtime stage?

Backported to 2.0.

Thanks for the note. I've adjusted the description of "picture" to make clear it's only loaded if "pictures" is not defined.

Thanks for the note, I've modernized the description for the next version.

The doc says "The width and height of the sprite.", not "picture" because it is indeed the width and height of the sprite that is displayed in-game. "Frame" would be misleading here because a sprite doesn't have animation frames.

::width and ::height however said "picture" and I've changed that to ...

Thanks for the note, doc updated for the next version.