Thank you, but between a mod and a command, I'll take the command. I'm a vanilla *enthusiast*

Good recs though for those who do mods!

No warranty:


/c
ltx = 227
lty = 278
rbx = 597
rby = 3964
for chunk in game.player.surface.get_chunks() do
a = chunk.area
if not (a.left_top.x > ltx and a.right_bottom.x < rbx and
a.left_top.y > lty and a.right_bottom.y < rby) then
game.player.surface.delete_chunk({chunk.x, chunk.y ...

AssemblyStorm's server is occasionally hanging on connect/save. We have a small amount of rcon code for discord chat sync, but otherwise are 100% vanilla. We launch huge numbers of rockets per week as a goal, so I consider the server to be a pretty important part of the factorio ecosystem. Anyway ...

Thank you!

Apologies for lack of save file but I have no idea whatsoever how to repeat this. I wish I had something more helpful to offer.... Anyway, here is the stack trace:

32622.860 Error CrashHandler.cpp:621: Received SIGSEGV
32631.842 Warning Logger.cpp:526: Symbols.size() == 27, usedSize == 16
Factorio ...

Thank you, doubly civilized factorian

R4m80 wrote: Tue Jan 12, 2021 9:27 pm

Code: Select all

/c
for _,ent in pairs (game.player.force.get_trains()) do
	if ent.speed == 0 and ent.manual_mode == false then
		ent.manual_mode = true
		ent.manual_mode = false
	end
end

worked for me and is only one copy/pasta

Code tags for civilized people (and fixed unclosed iterator):

Save file: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZlXf6iDxm3k9ruouD4OTlE4zOVCGGFm5/view?usp=sharing

Opening the iron ingot loader station at [gps=17,484] crashes the game.
Opening the iron ingot unloader station at [gps=23,185] crashes the game.
It appears that trying to manually recreate the iron ingot ...

wat

I'm not sure what else to put here. No update messages for 1.0 and I get a 404 on the direct login download like for linux. HALP!

Also you guys are amazing. Thank you for all you do/have done!!!

Not a few hundred lists. Make a hashtable of lists. Each item goes into their own list. If no such list exists yet it gets added to the hashtable. When it becomes empty it gets removed.

The hashtable would allow finding the list for each item in O(1) and also allow iterating through the used ...

This would be very useful and solve a really unintuitive problem. The only question is what goes in each group.


Put each new construction request at the beginning of each queue to give it a preemption opportunity. Literally a separate list for every entity type in the game no matter whether it ...

I know that it would require a bit more overhead, but imagine a round robin whereby the ghosts were serviced X at a time per tick PER entity type. This way, no particular item type starves, and especially beneficial is that power and robot infrastructure can be built in parallel with all the other ...

Why do they stop attacking?

This is a rhetorical question. They are pacifist biters. We sat down to smoke before a long journey. I have not asked this question for a long time, at least they did well that such groups disappear over time. Before, I had millions of them, stood and ate UPS.
This ...

Why do they stop attacking? Thousands of units pile together and every time they are aggravated, they just pile to bigger and bigger groups. They never attack only ever despawn after whatever the time window is. There are only a handful of unit groups and the pathfinder does not appear to be wildly ...

Hm.
First: This is just a guess, wich came in my mind after a beer on a very hot day. Don't take me too serious, just my personal opinion.

The blueprints are complex and playtesting means you need players, that don't know too much about the game. Because if you play-test with experienced players ...

ssilk wrote: Sun Aug 02, 2020 8:28 amHm. I don’t think so. I think it either has been forgotten or is now solved in a super clever way.

Can you please elaborate? This is quite opaque!

n3ss wrote: Sat Aug 01, 2020 9:30 pm Regardless of what anyone thinks the devs are thinking, this is ultimately about a regression in features.

Progression in the privacy feature.

exploring BP's is an essential part of the MP experience on public servers.


I admit I'm abysmally ignorant of what people who play multi find interesting in playing with other people, but in my mind, using others' blueprints is about as rewarding as solving a puzzle with the solution ...

exploring BP's is an essential part of the MP experience on public servers.


I admit I'm abysmally ignorant of what people who play multi find interesting in playing with other people, but in my mind, using others' blueprints is about as rewarding as solving a puzzle with the solution under ...