Values lower than that apparently don't work anyway and wasn't able to be fixed: viewtopic.php?p=669037

I believe the recipes a player can craft is based on character's prototype's crafting_categories . Usually, that's data.raw.character.character.crafting_categories, I think. Adding your category to that table should do it?


Not sure where a player without a character gets their recipe list from ...

With beacons though you can't "insert" modules in them with inserter, you can only "remove" them as far as i know, you would have to power or unpower them with a setup similar to what eugenekay linked, so your suggestion is a bit different imo. It is occasionnally suggested by players for beacons ...

Have you tried the Ctrl + F6 style debug option? Turning it on and hovering over a GUI element gives you information on the styles it uses, might have something useful there?

Wouldn't it be fairly simple to do that by putting them onto a different force? Recipes are controlled by the force, so you can just make a new one that only has access to those ones you want.

That does assume it doesn't matter if what they do on that new surface belongs to a different force though.

I feel that would have the problem of where the ghost should go.

It can't just attach a ghost to a moving train, that makes the train switch to manual and would immediately disconnect anyway if its already in motion.

And it's unlikely every part is going to be destroyed instantaneously. It could ...

Added RecipePrototype::raise_on_crafted.

Wow did not think anything like that was ever getting added. Guess it being on the recipe prototype stops the performance implications.


Could use it in Homeworld Redux for the terraforming stuff - it's currently some kind of jank scripting to guess when ...

Stack sizes are part of the item prototype and can't be modified run time.

Closest you can do (without a bunch of weird scripting jank) is make technologies for compressing multiple promethium into a new item that can be decompressed back into multiple - ie like several crating/boxed mods do for ...

I'm not sure where you're getting the mod_gui_top_frame name from, but if you want to remove the button for Teleporation Redux, than you want to destroy the
teleportation_main_button element it's creating.

In the console, that would be
game.player.gui.top.teleportation_main_button.destroy ...

Without looking at the mod, I'd say the most likely cause is that you're trying to use the graphics_set property, which assembling machines (and thus EM plants) have, while labs actually use off_animation and on_animation for their graphics instead.

I keep a mod installed that does nothing, and toggle it when I need to restart.

A button or key combo would be more convenient.

Looks like you have it pinned on the right there - alerts you pin won't go away.

an ugly solution may be to create a mod that will but something in the script-output folder that I then can parse but a mod would have to be installed by everyone connecting to the server which is a not preferable


You shouldn't need a mod - you can probably edit the saves control.lua to insert ...

When entities lose power they need to draw extra to fill their electric buffers. Once it refills they go back to their normal draw. The entity info shows the normal power draw, not the maximum it can pull. Roboports and beacons tend to have very large buffers.

It only spawns on certain tiles, so the terrain and ore generation have to meet up in order to spawn it. Sometimes you get unlucky and you get none even on a planet/moon with a high spawn chance.

works to teleport you to any planet or platform, IIRC. Doesn't have to exist already.

Far as I'm aware you can't, because cursor position isn't part of the game state, just their cursor_stack. You'd have to draw the overlay over the entire possible area for as long as the player has the tower in hand.

Still, is there any way to enable SA functions without adding its contents? So that there would be no planets, platforms, or anything else?


That is what the feature flag they mentioned does. It doesn't actually enable any of the space age mods, just allows the prototypes/features from the DLC ...

I've had people report the same with my mod , several times , but haven't been able to do any testing with it since I don't own SA. My items are named "miner-module" or "miner-module-<resource name>" so it's not just with the name "satellite" apparently.

At least one person said it didn't work even ...

Are you testing this in a new game or loading a saved game? Saved game would keep the previous setting unless technology effects are reset are for the force, so if you had it enabled during testing then changed it to not enabled, it would still show available in the save.