Thank you for reporting this. I'm seeing the same issue as some of my trains are ending up in a never-ending loop. I thought I was going crazy.

I generally set "Message level" to "Errors and Warnings" because of the constant spam of "Creating delivery from X to Y..." when at the "Notifications level".

One message that I really would like to see at the warning level is "No train to transport x to y found...". It's an important indication to ...

And there you have it. Only one dev was willing to discuss this major change with the community. That should remove any doubt that this was a dog-and-pony-show.


I mean, I wouldn't exactly be enthusiastic to engage with the doom and gloom that's happening in this thread as a dev ...

...Good job alienating only dev who was willing to activelly discuss and brainstorm this change...


And there you have it. Only one dev was willing to discuss this major change with the community. That should remove any doubt that this was a dog-and-pony-show.

Just to add to my statement: I ...

I'd like to make another suggestion:

I really like the "Provided Items" list under the Inventory tab. It's a great overview to the availability of items in my base. However, when an item becomes unavailable (by being below the provide threshold), it simply disappears. When the list of available ...

Just a small thing: I noticed that on the 'Inventory' tab, under 'Item Details', the 'In transit' number is always zero for me. I have auto refresh on and see changes to Provided # and Requested # but 'In transit' stays at zero.


There's a couple of things I'd love to see - perhaps on the Alerts ...

I have just completed researching Mining Productivity 63 on a save originally created in 0.16.X. The research completed message in the top-right corner says "Mining productivity 1 finished, press T". This also occurred with Mining Productivity 62 and 61.

This also occurred after researching Energy ...

This is pretty minor as bugs go - but I noticed that research percentage complete showed at 100% when the research hadn't yet completed. Perhaps a math.floor is needed?

First, thank you for this mod. It's very helpful to diagnose LTN issues.

I wanted to point out a couple of minor issues I have with the UI. As you can see in the following capture, my station names are being cut off. Unfortunately I have multiple stations called "[LTN] Fluids - Petr..." ("[LTN ...

How about this?: Allow players to request items at depots - then I can request fuel at depot stations.

Nevermind: I see a few issues with this suggestion.

Which fuelling mod(s) are compatible with LTN?

Use Case:

I mark an LTN station as a "Fuel Depot" with a constant combinator. If a train is low on fuel (a configurable threshold) when a schedule is created, a "Fuel Depot" stop is automatically added to the end of the regular scheduled delivery (or made as a single, exclusive route). When the ...

Thank you so very much for implementing this feature! I'm starting to use stack thresholds and so far haven't come across any issues.

Where can I find a live version of that graph?

I'm glad to hear that you're aware of the issues. But for future reference, how do I determine what I should report? I searched up references to the upgrade planner and saw no mentions specifically about the dialog UI. There are a number of other (relatively minor) UI issues I'd like to raise.

The Upgrade Planner offers no information or visual cues of how it is to be used. Clicking on any box - in the left or right columns - opens a dialog box with a title of "Select upgrade" offering no clue of the intended purpose of the columns. Hovering over the boxes doesn't show any tooltip.

Here ...

I figured it was related to anticipation calculations - but it's quite comical to see the spitters stop, turn 180, split, and then resume chasing the player.

While holding a blueprint book I am unable to scroll through the available blueprints with Shift-Scrollwheel Up/Down. I have tried both shift keys and resetting my controls to default. This action worked for me under 0.16.X. I am using MacOS 10.14.

I have Power Armor Mk2 with 7 Exoskeletons. I approached a couple of big and behemoth spitters to attack them. When I got in range of their attack they turned 180 degrees (away from my direction) and performed their acid attack. When I ran away and approached again, they again turned 180 and did ...

It seems that option #2 "Adding stack thresholds signals" is the path of least resistance. Admittedly, I hadn't given any thought to how fluids would be handled since I (currently) always barrel :) But what you propose seems reasonable since it isn't logical to apply stack values to fluids. It also ...