Currently there are no events for platform foundations being destroyed by asteroids, so the current method requires continuous scanning of the platform to detect tile ghosts.

Add:
on_tile_died
on_post_tile_died

Currently, Enter is the only key that confirms a text field entry and closes the window ( Tab , Alt+E , and Ctrl+E do not work). That becomes misleading because the tooltip says " Confirm (Tab) ", but if text is selected anywhere, it doesn't work.

On more testing, it seems that Enter is just ...

Something that appears closer to the platform is rendered behind planets, layering issue?

+1

It gets really tedious trying to search through multiple platforms. If each planet has like 5 dedicated platforms it already becomes very messy.

For those who suggested using less platforms, no, I wanna use as much as I want to.

Also, Diagonal ramps for elevated rails when???


Probably never, IIRC they had scrapped the idea because the locomotives and wagons would then need another hundred renders for each different angle they could be in. Tho it might have been something else similar, but the same logic applies ...

Erfar wrote: Fri Jun 12, 2026 11:22 am Also, Diagonal ramps for elevated rails when???

Probably never, IIRC they had scrapped the idea because the locomotives and wagons would then need another hundred renders for each different angle they could be in. Tho it might have been something else similar, but the same logic applies.

I've got a circuit system set up where if a current network is missing some items that the logistic network needs, it would request these items from another logistic network.

Similarly, this is also used in my auto-assembler system. Missing logistic items such as inserters, or assemblers ...

When viewing larger blueprints, all of the different overlaying elements, arrows, and UI elements are making the background of the blueprint title very noisy. This reduces the readability by a TON. With larger books, it becomes very difficult to navigate, especially on a 2K monitor.

04-14-2026, 00 ...

ssilk wrote: Fri Sep 25, 2020 1:42 am What key? Shift is already taken. CTRL has been talked about for using as “overwrite” or update. ALT is used for the alternative view.

or maybe some kind of a shortcut for toggling between the 2 modes? I don't exactly know which key combination would be the best here.

I'd like it because currently, i'd have to make a seperate blueprint, or edit the current one, just to paste it at an offset.

Make shift + right click dragging work for inventories as well, not just building configurations.

Right now, i would have to copy the inventory cell configuration and click on every other cell individually, which is annoying when the inventories get quite large.

Make it faster!