I just switched to Linux last week and was having this problem but I managed to find a workaround.

1. Copy whatever blueprint string you want
2. Paste into your preferred text editor (I had to use VS Code in this case, KWrite literally crashed, lol)
3. Save the file as some text file
4. Drag and ...

Thanks for the report, but this is working as intended. A "pipeline" is a set of fluid boxes that are joined into one buffer, i.e. pipes, pipe-to-grounds, and storage tanks (and, as you mentioned, EM plants). Directional connections split pipelines, and if an entity has exclusively directional ...

Thanks for the report. The fluid voiding has been fixed for version 2.1.0.

Thanks for the report, this has been fixed for the next release.

Adding full IPv6 support is on my list for 2.1.

Does this still happen if you run the game through Xwayland?

Mint is a solid choice, but can be somewhat problematic due to it still using X11 instead of Wayland. If this becomes an issue for you, then I'd recommend Fedora. Most of us at Wube use Fedora and it's pretty good.

Thanks for the report, this has been fixed for version 2.1.0.

This bug has actually existed for many years, even before the fluids rewrite, but nobody noticed it until now!

Thanks for the report. Unfortunately, the crash appears to be within OpenGL itself, so there isn't really much I can do to help you. I suspect that Linux doesn't properly support your hardware.

The problem in my mod had to do with item health. For some reason, LuaInventory::can_insert is not taking item health into account and so is returning true even though the items cannot actually be inserted. I added a failsafe to work around this, but the API should also be fixed to account for all ...

It seems like this is happening on rolling-release distros, which makes me think it is going to become an issue for point-release distros in the near future.

I will look at it more in-depth next week.

Unfortunately, I don't really know how else to help you. Steam must be doing something strange and I can't reproduce this.

Your system installation of SDL2 won't make a difference because Factorio statically links SDL.

You can try doing SDL_DYNAMIC_API=/usr/path/to/sdl2-compat.so bin/x64/factorio to force it to use your system installation and see if that makes a difference.

What distro are you running?

Nice

Thanks for the report, but I don't consider this to be a bug. When you remove an entity it runs some logic to push its fluid contents into neighboring entities so that you don't lose the fluid contents. Since this only happens when removing entities, I don't think it's important to prevent this when ...

This is fixed in 2.1 by way of SDL3.

[*]Removed Graphics backend user setting.


IMHO, such settings should stay (at least as hidden) for debugging purpouses.


Conversely, I support removing the setting because we have had issues with Windows players reporting poor GPU performance, and it turned out that they enabled the hidden ...

Thanks for the report, this has been fixed for 2.0.68.

Days since I broke production: 0.

For 2.1 I have prevented fusion generators from outputting plasma into fusion reactors, which fixes this issue.