However, for Quality Module 3 the difference in tiers is as follows: Normal to Uncommon: 0.7; Uncommon to Rare: 0.8; Rare to Epic: 0.7


This is display rounding iirc. The bonus has two digit precision but the display only has one digit precision and omits the 0.05 tail on some values.


I ...

From my earlier testing on Fulgora (much lower solar efficiency) the bonus is applied, but not shown in the tooltip. I had a set of armour that was able to power itself entirely on Nauvis, but ran out of charge on Fulgora (during the day obviously).

There is a condition called "station not full" that lets you choose a station, but it seems in your case that using that wouldn't solve the issue (I would test if anyway if I were you, just in case).

Not tested, but if you add another interrupt with condition "green circuit > 0" with your green ...

Picking a ghost picks a completely clean version of whatever entity you have selected. If you want to copy equipment, colours, logistics you can create a blueprint and then paste that blueprint.

Yeah, technically all resources you can get in orbit are infinite. But it's not exactly easy to get large amounts like you would from a setup on a planet. I have a fairly large platform, spent a good few hours building it up and getting everything automated and I can get a few hundred iron plates ...

Your heavy oil tanks emptied, which allowed you to connect the new pipe with water. Because that pipe already had water, the tanks instantly started filling up, and the heavy oil was no longer allowed to leave the oil refineries. In your screenshot, you have two fluid systems connected: heavy oil ...

The research is red, meaning you have not yet researched the pre-requisite for this one. You'll need to mine some Calcite to complete the previous research, which should instantly complete this one too.

It's choosing the first recipe that can create that item, not the first recipe that uses it. You can send the recipe as a circuit signal to force select a recipe, which prevents selecting the wrong recipe.

Regarding the order of the recipes, I think there are arguments for both keeping it how it ...

I think something like this would be quite cool, and would make it easier to make a generic pickup station that still has icons. The only issue I see is that it would need a way of deciding which station to pick, given that many of them probably have similar names. Interrupts will still assign ...

If you put a fish into a rocket silo you get a new "deliver cargo" option to send it to orbit. You need to use that.

Yes!

This is how I thought they'd fix the train refuelling problem. Instead they went with interrupts .

It makes so much more sense for destinations to be conditional.


Destinations are conditional with interrupts.

Create interrupt, give it conditions and a destination. When the train tries ...

Please do not respond without first reading the post and verifying any solutions you offer. This is very rude.

Apologies, I was slightly wrong. I just realised I was using interrupts, not just one station in the schedule. Screenshots below, it still requires stops to be set to 0 train limit when ...

This is intended, and not a bug. You are telling the train to go to a station, and it is currently at that station. Why would it move?

To achieve the functionality you desire, check out this post https://forums.factorio.com/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=117059

Basically what you want is to have circuit ...

If I am understanding what you want correctly, then you don't need to be using wildcards here. You can rename all your pickup stations to have the same name, e.g. "[item=passive-provider-chest]", and the functionality will be what you have asked for.

It doesn't really make sense for the wildcard to ...

I know that it hasn't worked for me. Might be a bug though but I haven't seen it in the changelogs.

With the new zoom feature on the map (really cool btw) I would love to be able to place blueprints. I can't be the only person that wants to just sit in the middle of their base after they have set up the start of a logistics system and control literally everything from one spot. Maybe you would ...