Gergely wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 02, 2018 2:46 pm

The pickaxes are really gone...

Now there's an odd empty space above the armor icon... something should be put there!

Clipboard Blueprints is indeed a crucial addition. I feel like I mostly use them just to quickly duplicate a one-off design!

Just one important question: When can we expect an experimental build?

A larger starting area really helped me getting this one. As the biters never really attack and thus you can safely ignore building defenses. I actually ran into troubles collecting enough alien artifacts due to this. Somehow my large starting area meant that biters are very far away, but once I fo...

Correct, Steam Achievements are only earned in free play mode.

Maybe they want modders to be able to define more specific types of gear wheels in the future. So that a modded engine recipe might require multitudes of pinions, spur gears, sprockets, etc. ;P

To do that, though, you need to stockpile enough stuff from that furnace to carry you through to after your science is there to make your own assemblers. You basically need: - 104 Iron plates - 34 Copper plates - 1 Wood - 37 Coal After that you can craft the furnace into a boiler. See this nice gui...

I'll probably just bring them a pack of beer, or two. Or a truckload.

Thanks for your guides, I got the achievement yesterday with around 3 minutes (!) to spare.
It was extremely close but that moment I heard the silo's alarm was so relieving!
The Logistic Network Embargo achievement is a nice extra, too

pawel.dawidowski wrote:What would be really cool is to have a simple checkbox that automatically assign a locomotive color depending on its cargo. Then just by seeing the train you actually know or suspect whats its content.

Well you know, we have this Alt-View thing...

I'm not familiar with OpenSUSE but it sounds like you have not setup sound mixing properly in ALSA. You'll need something like PulseAudio or dmix to hear sound from multiple applications at the same time. This ArchLinux wiki entry might be of help: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Advanced_Linux...

The interesting "sub"-idea here I think is that machines could have an optimal working temperature. Just like a car in real life needs time to warm up to be most efficient. This could affect not only efficiency but pollution as well (think particle filters in Diesels).

Steam Trading Cards would be a great addition at very little additional cost. (Albert will probably have to render a few images :) And they'd put a little bonus in Wube's pocket: /r/Steam/comments/2pt1xb/ :D I'd love to show my support by getting a level 5 badge, too, as there's little other way aft...