KoBOLTA wrote: Sun Jun 07, 2026 5:19 am i figured out that i have near maximum usage of memory by factorio (all 32+ Gb), my bad that i didn't checked that

Yeah I wasn't sure how all the memory use could be from Factorio, so I thought maybe it was a driver misbehaving or something.

Your page file seems very full by the end of loading, possibly due to allocation leaks from other things on your system. Try restarting your PC, that usually fixes weird issues like this.

Ah, yeah that indicates the issue is with NAT traversal. Some WiFi repeaters create what is called a double NAT, which depending on the configuration can prevent UDP hole punching (the technique Factorio uses to establish connections) from working. As for hosting on different computers changing the ...

It's probably substituting the parameter and looking for a station matching whatever the first item it found in the cargo is (or just doing nothing if the cargo is empty). That is how parameters are intended to be used, after all.

That isn't true. For example, you can make quality production science by dropping four quality modules in the crafters for electric furnaces, production module 1s, and rails, filtering the higher quality items off to machines to craft higher quality science, and adding a process to deal with the ...

I am using a few QOL mods and there is one designed to affect walls so that might be it: https://mods.factorio.com/mod/no-stone-wall-alarm


I had a quick look at the code and yeah that's definitely it. The mod hooks the on_entity_damaged event and uses its own logic to destroy the entity and ...

In terms of raw resource input, quality science is always a net loss. Uncommon only gives double the science value while costing about 4x as much resources (assuming you use ore upcycling/voiding with legendary quality module 3s, which I think is the only really practical way of doing it). The ...

DLC_SPACE_AGE is an environment variable you can set for the docker container.
https://docs.docker.com/reference/cli/d ... r/run/#env

If all users just recently downloaded the mod then yeah, it would make sense for all (relevant) edge caches to be stale simultaneously. I guess I can see how you would need to iteratively test a mod like this if it requires a bunch of players to do so.

In any case, the solution for this on Wube's ...

The mod portal uses a CDN so I would hazard a guess that this is probably just caused by a stale edge cache. Don't update your mod multiple times in the span of minutes I guess.

I believe this is because locomotives and "trains" are separate things in the engine, since a whole train can have multiple locomotives and other wagons. When you copy the settings from a locomotive, you're also copying the settings of its associated train. But then when you try to paste the ...

In my no fuel (again, no mod, just messed with the base files) save, i don't see any difference from my 300+ save file that has trains with fuel exactly because it's that easy to ensure the train's never run out of fuel. And oil to make rocket fuel is infinite, add uranium that you have to many ...

Well the fact that there's nearly 3x as many unit entities in total with the mod installed would explain the difference in time usage. It is pretty well established that enemy units eat your UPS for breakfast.

arku31 wrote: Thu Oct 30, 2025 7:34 pm Hey, the headless version is missing 2.0.72 update. I would appreciate if it will be kept it in sync

And thanks again for the game <3

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Seems like the same thing happened with the Space Age download. Something must've gone amiss.

robot256 wrote: Sat Oct 25, 2025 6:39 pm Yes it is, and shouldn't affect this bug at all since all the machine connections involved have the same connection category.

Yeah, I just thought it's weird to be using underground connections on an assembler to force direct connection.

The bug aside, isn't using a different connection category the correct way to accomplish this? Just like how fusion plasma works in space age. It won't connect with base game pipes, and you simply don't create a pipe entity that does.

Sounds like an infinite loop in a lua script, which would likely be a bug in the mod and not Factorio itself.

Spawners have an internal flag that controls whether it's protected from automated shooting by turrets, but unless I missed something, the only way I've found to set this flag is through a create entity trigger effect. There's no way to read to write the flag on an existing spawner entity. This ...

You have to enable "Show all items in selection lists" in interface settings.

The grenades are just that powerful, that they actually burn the water. They are capable of mowing down entire forests after all.