Estelyen wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 16, 2024 1:53 pm

POPISowyNumer wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 16, 2024 1:43 pm

Someone's been watching "Alien Worlds", i suppose.

Or read Project Hail Mary.
They look like Rocky. Why make them look like Rocky, question?! Rocky is my friend, don't like fighting him! ♫♪♫♫♪!

I can't unsee this, now I feel terrible for murdering stompers. Bad bad bad!

I had intended to promote the feature to non-hidden in 2.0, but I haven't been able to fix all of the issues yet, so it will likely remain hidden after all. I have too much to do before the release.

This only occurs when using non-blocking saving.

Implemented for 2.0.

This has been implemented for 2.0 as ignored_by_productivity and ignored_by_stats. Additionally, the auto-detection of catalysts has been removed.

SDL2 has some issues with cursor themes that are beyond my power to fix. SDL3 will fix these issues.

Sorry for the late reply. This is probably due to you using old packages. Wayland moves very quickly so using old Wayland stuff is bound to break.

If you're on Ubuntu I recommend using Xwayland for now.

This is an SDL bug that has been fixed in SDL3.

SDL2:
SDL3:

You are not the first one to report this. However, there is not much I can do without a consistent reproduction.

The doubled-up system dialog makes me think it might have to do with async saving.

When I originally replied I was able to reproduce this, but I tried again on both 1.1 and 2.0 and it no longer happens. I am on Gnome 46 Wayland. Could you give it another try and see if it still happens for you?

Thanks for the report. This is fixed in 2.0.

Thanks for the report. This has been fixed for 2.0.

I have read every single reply on this topic, and I am taking your feedback seriously. However, any solution that involves fluid physics and/or splitting segments at junctions is not going to happen. There are too many architectural changes that I would have to undo to reintroduce physics. The probl...

This is likely an NVIDIA-specific issue, as NVIDIA on Wayland is still a bit hit-or-miss. I tested on my AMD 6800xt and it works just fine.

Please ensure that your NVIDIA driver is up to date.

-1 from me love the current pipes because they're sexy as fuck, just look at this, you can almost hear it gurgling by https://files.catbox.moe/fcf4q4.gif i see the flow animations no longer do their thing in the 2.0 previews and i bet the sound is gone aswell The flow animations seen in the FFF are...

tjoener wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 21, 2024 11:09 am

This looks really nice, but I do miss the directional flows in the pipes. This was always such a nice moment when you turn on a chemical/fluid plant and you see all the water and oil rushing in.

Any chance that might be added again?

The fluid flow animation you see in this FFF is a placeholder.

It's disappointing to be honest. I can pump oil from 10,000 miles away and it will instantly appear at the other end? It's more a teleporter than a pipe. Keep in mind that due to the pulling rate being proportional to the segment's fullness, it will take quite a while before the segment has enough ...

Thanks for the report, this has been fixed for 2.0.

This has been implemented for 2.0 as on_player_locale_changed.

This has been implemented for 2.0 as LuaPlayer::locale.