Hurkyl wrote: Fri Jul 17, 2026 9:03 pm And... it's impact damage, right? Demolishers are actually 100% immune. So if you pull a demolisher to the start and drop a capsule on it, you won't even scratch it.

You are technically correct. The best kind of correct.

You would still need to wire up the labs though in order to pass a signal. Personally I like the implementation of how to input conditions and tech. I just don't like that doing so precludes you from manually using the tech tree at all once you do.

I very much agree.
In my opinion, "set research" lab control should insert the specified tech at the front of the queue when there is a valid condition.
This needs some considerations as a result I believe:
If the specified tech was previously manually added to the queue, it may need to be removed ...

TL;DR
Add additional options for the stack size selection in the selector combinator to allow for additional flexibility


What?
In addition to outputting the value of a single stack of an item, add additional options to multiply or divide the input by the stack size of the item.

I propose ...

that mod is known to break LTN. You're going to have to chose one or the other (just guess which one Optera will recommend you keep )

Using LTM is difficult in MP, unless all people playing are train experts. What I find helps is having one person "in charge" of the train network who can make bulletproof designs and post a book into the game BPs for the other players to use. All players are going to have to follow whatever "rules ...

So I thought a bunch more on the post I made prior. First thing is I realized it would be silly to make a new setting for default provider and requester thresholds, your mod could just read the LTN version of these.

I also thought of some additional changes that would make it even easier to both ...

Check out the LTN Combinator mod (also pinned in this channel) It makes encoding network IDs super easy, barely an inconvenience.

Make sure to include the layout of your provider stop, my guess is that the filter on your output inserters is not being set correctly, but would need to see the layout and the signals going to it when a train pulls up.

First off, this is an awesome mod, thanks for making it!

I have a suggestion for a potential new feature, if you think they would be helpful and feasible.

1: Add an option to set thresholds to be controlled by 4 different map settings

Add a checkbox next to provide threshold, provide stack ...

Thanks! Somehow I missed an extra wire that was connecting some signals back onto themselves. That doubled the signals even though I had it "set" for 5 cars.

Hi, I can't figure out what I am doing wrong here, so I'm hoping someone can help. I have a whole bunch of stations, but one particular provider doesn't appear to be providing its contents to the network.

Here is the provider station (the angels-mono-silicon with 264k is what should be provided ...

When it is time to upgrade the trains (since you really only ever have to do it twice per game), I just turn off LTN dispatching via the map setting, wait for all the trains to go home to the depot, upgrade them all, and then turn dispatching back on. Maybe that will help you.

TL;DR
When connecting to a modded server, sync both the mods and the mod settings at the same time


What ?
Right now you need to connect twice to a server, once to sync the mods, a second time to sync the mod settings.

Instead, when a user connects to a server for the first time both the mod ...

Please consider setting motors and electric motors to allow productivity modules.

Thanks!

In my mind clean means there is only an input buffer when production needs to happen. Otherwise there is only an output buffer. If you have enough output stored then you don't need any input. If output drops below the threshold then input will be scheduled and production will resume.

I think the ...

That works, but I wouldn't really call it clean. It just stacks up a bunch of inventory that could be used elsewhere.

This mod is amazing but I am having difficulty finding a way to disable deliveries to an area when an output condition is met.

For example, I turn copper plate into copper wire at a station, but I want it to stop requesting more copper when enough copper wire is already sitting in the output ...

Oh... that isn't aligned after all. It is difficult to tell with vertical stations I suppose. Thanks for your assistance.

Yes, I checked the alignment extensively. I wonder if it is an issue with the first car then, in the example you posted it was the final car, does it still work for you if you put the station directly in front of the BRL?