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I hope this is the correct forum? TLDR; Is it possible to get a map-settings.json file with actual default settings? The whole story: Context: I run a headless server Ubuntu, with factorio 0.15.6. I also checked my local installation, and this also goes for the one in the non-headless binary for OSx...

Guessing it is duplicate of 44532 44532

Rseding91 wrote:I explicitly made boilers work this way to prevent complications with the boilers now being 3x2 entities.

I can see why - looks a bit weird, but would be such a hazzle if it wasn't like that.

It's hard to tell on multiplayer. I think you might reproduce it with:

• Create new blueprint book
• Put it on your character quick bar
• Delete said blueprint book
• Pick the book up from your quick bar and click around, shift click etc.

I'll update here if I come across it again.

This might be the source of the blueprint crash - trying to use a deleted blueprint. 2347.550 Error CrashHandler.cpp:232: Received SIGSEGV Factorio crashed. Generating symbolized stacktrace, please wait ... 2350.086 Warning Logger.cpp:386: Symbols.size() == 22, usedSize == 15 #0 0x0000000000a8ebed i...

Yes, thanks! Meant boilers. Edited post accordingly.

Although it might not be a bug, it looks kinda weird.
When placing to boilers next to each other, connecting, one could walk through the connection point.

Edit - wrote burners, meant boilers

Edit2 - Screenshots:
http://imgur.com/a/Tvthf

Got a similar crash - headless experimental 0.15.0 Not really sure exactly how it happened, but I was playing around with the blue prints. Think I was trying to delete a book? Last (relevant) part of log: 2347.550 Error CrashHandler.cpp:232: Received SIGSEGV Factorio crashed. Generating symbolized s...