Perhaps something like a 3x3 area with a random collection of outdoor equipment cabinets (ideally visually distinct based on the installed modules), with cables running between them and to the edges of the sprite, with junction boxes on the edges; the junction boxes would overlap for rows/columns of...

Depending on how complicated the tile transition rules are, could you not have a texture with 1 pixel/tile that stored the tile variation number, then have a shader use that to index into the tile texture during rendering? More or less a sharp-edged displacment map. I suspect that it might go faster...

It sounds like you want HA (high availability) for your file server, not just RAID. I assume all of the NAS vendors support HA, Synology does at least. Do you have a UPS for the NAS? It could be dirty power, which the NAS isn't designed for because it assumes it will be hooked up to a UPS, while PC ...

Perhaps a 'charging' animation as the teleporter winds up, giving you time to do stuff. You'd need to check the player is still present when the charging phase is done, of course.

I did some searching. I wrote a mod that I haven't published as it's kind of fragile, that calculates crafting recipes that consume and produces barrels of fluid while also applying productivity (in the form of productivity modules used as catalysts). I wanted to calculate the cartesian product of b...

Um. It's not possible to have prior examples of coroutines for Factorio use-cases because you can't have a working example, because coroutines are disabled? After having thought about things a little, I'm fairly certain that the rosetta code example is something I actually did write for Factorio and...

Wouldn't it feasible to just have a 'Continue' entry as the first (and default) entry in the main menu, and have that either load your last single-player save, or reconnect to your last multiplayer session? In that case, once the main menu has loaded, you only need hit enter to start playing. As far...

For example Cartesian product in Lua , which has a functional, coroutine-based, and iterative implementation. Of the three the coroutine-based one is simpler; you don't have as much scaffolding around the algorithm to confuse the reader about what's going on. I can just read the code, and I recognis...

I don't know if there are other concerns around it, but in theory, for printed merchandise, creating an official Wube account on DeviantArt, or Redbubble, or Shapeways, or CafePress, and uploading images/STL files with the correct privileges would allow people to order their own t-shirts, mugs, stic...

I would think that the most effective form of tutorial would be something like a quest list, pre-populated with the steps you can follow to go from hand-mining to launching a rocket, with each step linking to an actual tutorial that walks you through how to achieve it, possibly launching a laborator...

TL;DR It would be nice if the Lua environment would immediately error when attempting to use a removed feature. What? As an example, coroutines are disabled in the control phase, but the error when attempting to use them didn't actually state that, and I had to look around on the forum to find out ...

TL;DR Allow using coroutines in the data phase. What? If re-enabling coroutines is simple, eg. omitting coroutine = nil, it would be nice to have them available in the data phase. Why? From the posts on the forum, I believe that coroutines were removed from the Lua interpreter as there was no way t...

I think that what would be most nifty is to have a fractionating column powered by heat, and a heat-producer that burns all oils. To bootstrap, you burn crude, then later you burn any product you don't want; basically using the burner as a flare stack. Perhaps also a low-temp heat exchanger? Later s...

Alternatively, could a notion of a cluster be added; if you connect to a server that's part of a cluster, it allows transfer to other nodes in that cluster.

I ran Rail bridge interchange with no shared track (rail bridges mod) through throughput testing, and here's a summary of the results: Equal: 46 TPM Planned RHD: 48 TPM Planned LHD: 47 TPM Left Only: 66 TPM Right Only: 75 TPM U-Turn and Lane Switch: N/A 3 Way Equal: N/A : N/A Left Only Nuclear: 79 T...

I mostly suggested sonic weaponry, as it's one of the few forms of directed energy weapons that we can actually build right now (perhaps not at the requisite power levels, yet) but isn't represented in the game. I don't think that there's a gap that needs filling, more that there's a variety of fun ...

It might be cool to have sonic weaponry to accompany laser directed energy weapons. A sonic weapon would be, by nature, area of effect, and very short ranged. At lower power levels, it is likely to cause disorientation or cause the enemies to stumble (slow effect). At higher power levels, it would c...

I'm fairly certain that a laser of sufficient power to do comparable damage to a gatling gun will have a visible beam, though not necessarily similar in appearance to the one in-game. The beam will be visible because the beam both needs to deliever non-trivial amounts of power, and to deliver that p...

Edit: nevermind, my post was option 2 from the original post. Would it help to have something like log4j (log4lua?), so log messages have consistent formatting to make search easier. Perhaps stuff things straight into a sqlite db, or perhaps just a csv file? That way you can load it into most modern...

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Mon May 20, 2019 1:39 pm

How do I apply this?

Have a look at Patch and Diff (specifically unified diff, as I generated a unified diff).