On part of accidental mixing - point taken

This is not what sound engineers intended for user to hear, nor what a user expects to hear (hence the report), so this is a bug.

This is not a bug on purely technical part of the road (you tell engine to play a stream - it doesn't crash, and mixes it properly), but the whole path from the ...

working on rational numbers in p/q format, both p and q being integers


This is exactly how "fixed-point" works. The library linked is a "48.16" implementation, meaning 48 bits for p (including 1 for parity), and 16 for q.


I mean that initial values should map directly to that that kind of ...

Simple fixed point wouldn't help much either, what would - working on rational numbers in p/q format, both p and q being integers, but it may quickly overflow int64 unless everything is rescaled to sort of base-60 representation so instead of seconds time things are represented in ticks.

As the subject says, similar to underground pipes behavior, so they automatically connect each other

GLADoS, you're reading my mind

It gets especially tedious during "Lazy bastard" achievement when your inventory is clogged with all kind of stuff for temporary manual crafting via temporary assembler.


For quicker manual filling of machines, you can press the Inventory Transfer bind (Control + Left-click by default) on an ...

Rounding out of output precision is one thing, but accounting for floating point being base-2 and giving one bit off is another - just add 1e-8 prior to rounding down (or round to nearest by adding 0.5 or 0.005). E.g "(std::stringstream() << std::fixed << std::setprecision(4) << 1.234567).str ...

Well, in my case it didn't That was power armor MK2 with full inventory, and when I left-click the corpse, it's the last item on it

Otherwise situation like this may happen due to inventory size bonus, and you don't have much time for clicking standing naked inside enemy territory. If there are several armors available, pick and dress the one with biggest inventory size bonus (or probably even remember in corpse entity what ...

.exe works as memory-mapped file during execution, so it won't affect performance or ram usage, just a bit of address space, but who cares in 64-bit era

Same, and especially for ammo. When I build something (e.g. long railway to far away) I don't care about stack size, I care if I am running out of it, so I don't have to run back to base when I was almost there. Yes, these can be moved to quickbar, but it's miles away from the focus of vision. Cases ...

It gets jaggy when it happens during dangerous situation, and may even overwrite useful old autosave with a near-death state, effectively invalidating it. Another thing to think about - not just out of combat, but also with full health.

Great, thanks!

Thanks, didn't know that Also wiki says minimum is 101. I probably didn't use furnace to craft a boiler.

Lol, this story never ends almost 10 years later 133992

Just did it yesterday :) 102 items and I believe it's theoretical minimum (would be 103 or 104 when refinery had to be crafted by hand).

As on your statement - that very thing... preventing manual crafting via "click again if that what you want" when that achievement is tracked, would save a ton of ...

Make sure it doesn't desync on that one due to internal gaps

Great one! I've probably dumped more hours in FTL than in Factorio

Just as the topic says. It's kinda logical if you treat deconstruction order as a ghost for a void. Also, shift-left-click might work same way even when Alt-D (deconstruction planner) is not active.