Keyboard events are intercepted by the GUI as long as a text is focused and are not propagated to the rest of the game. Some controls such as driving controls, walking controls, and shooting controls check the keyboard state every frame instead of only listening for key press and key release events ...

2.0.45 adds Metal as a supported graphics backend on all Macs running OS X 10.11 or later. In addition to improved loading and runtime performance, enabling the Metal backend should fix a few OpenGL-related issues, including this one.

To enable the Metal graphics backend, go to Settings > Graphics ...

2.0.45 adds Metal as a supported graphics backend on all Macs running OS X 10.11 or later. In addition to improved loading and runtime performance, enabling the Metal backend should fix a few OpenGL-related issues, including this one.

To enable the Metal graphics backend, go to Settings > Graphics ...

Thank you for the feedback. This will be changed in 2.0.45 to always select normal-quality items when pipetting a tile.

Thank you for the report. This and several other upgrade-planner and item request issues will be fixed in 2.0.45.

Thank you for the report. This and several other upgrade-planner and item request issues will be fixed in 2.0.45.

Thank you for the report. This and several other upgrade-planner and item request issues will be fixed in 2.0.45.

This and several other upgrade-planner and item request issues will be fixed in 2.0.45.

Aye, this seems to be fixed in 2.0.44. I didn't test in 2.0.39, but it probably was indeed fixed in that version.

This will be significantly improved in 2.0.44.

After further review, I don't think we'll be fixing this one, at least not for a while. This behavior is a consequence of how pathfinding, biter navigation, unit AI, and player movement is designed, so a lot of stuff would have to be carefully changed to fix this. So I'll move this to minor issues ...

The layering issue will be fixed in 2.0.44. Also starting in 2.0.44, the "Tags" map view option will also toggle display panel chart tags.

Hares wrote: Thu Feb 27, 2025 9:38 pm Question: Is it a bug that toggling "Tags" draw layer on the Map view does not affect Display panels? If yes, should be a separate report?

No I don't think it's a bug, but you can add it as a suggestion you want.

Testing on my machine using macOS 15.3.2, it seems Factorio audio recovers on its own after several seconds. After digging into this for a while, I believe this to be an SDL issue, and so we will wait for an upstream fix.

Thanks for the report, and for your patience. This will be fixed in 2.0.44.

After looking into this thoroughly, it seems this macOS' fault. The operating system simply stops sending keyboard and mouse events to the game window while Mission Control is opened, but it also doesn't notify the window through normal channels that it is no longer receiving such events. I was ...

This menu is called "Mission Control". It can be invoked by default on macOS with a 3-finger swipe up on the trackpad or by pressing Control+UP on the keyboard; both methods can reliably reproduce the bug on 1.1.104, 1.1.110, and 2.0.43 on the latest version of macOS Sequoia 15.3.2.

I was able to reproduce the issue on 1.1.104 and 1.1.110, but not after internal versions 1.2.9 and 2.0.34, so I believe the issue was fixed when we upgraded SDL in 1.2.2.

I've verified my suspicions. The biters are losing agro when the player is standing on shorelines because the pathfinder is technically failing to find a valid path because shorelines are for all intents and purposes counted as "water", even though the player can technically traverse partway into it ...

Investigating further, it seems that macOS's implementation of OpenGL vsync had issues in macOS versions 10.14, 10.15, 12, and possibly other versions. Various SDL changes tried to patch and work around the issues, but sometimes even those weren't enough. It seems that OS updates may eventually fix ...