Added a machine-readable JSON format of the runtime documentation, which can be used by developer tools to provide code completion and related functionality. is this json schema and where can I find it so I can use it as a linter! Information about it can be found here , and support for code comple...

You're right, probably best to be explicit. Fixed for the next release.

The whole 'Can only be used if' system is kind of bad in general though, it's due for a re-do at some point I feel like.

Doesn't CraftingMachine already imply that?

https://lua-api.factorio.com/latest/LuaEntity.html#LuaEntity.get_recipe Works on a ghost of a crafting machine. Not sure if it is intentional or not (there is no other obvious way to check the recipe on a ghost), but it works. get_recipe() and previous_recipe don't do anything on a blueprint of a f...

I'll look into it.

From my testing, discrete_slider does not do anything at all, only the value of discrete_values matters. The solution is to remove it from the API, but as that's a breaking change, it's a bit more of a delicate affair. I'll see about that though. I noticed this a while ago, but documenting it as 'th...

I added a note hinting at this functionality to the docs for the next release.

This was added with 1.1.0

Thank you for the report. top, left, center and goal are indeed flows, while screen and relative are empty-widgets. The docs have been updated to reflect this for the next release.

Thanks for the report, this has been corrected for the next release.

Thanks for the report, this has been rectified for the next release.

Thanks for the report. This is not actually a bug, but a mistake in the documentation, which is fixed for the next version. I added the 'on its own' part recently because that's how the vanilla freeplay cutscene behaves, so I mistakenly assumed this is the default behaviour. Looking into it again, I...

Thanks a lot for the report, both points have been addressed for the next release.

Hi, author here, glad you enjoyed it! Regarding your question, the measurements were run on a i5-8600k@4.8 GHz, with memory clocked at 2133MHz. I want to emphasize again though that the results are not very precise, and are only intended to show the general trend of the improvements. Regarding scali...

With 1.1, the game now treats pressing 'E' on a GUI interface with a confirm-button as confirmation, which is fine. An issue arises though when mods try to emulate that behavior. What you want to do as a mod is to confirm your current dialog if possible, and close it if it doesn't have a submit-butt...

Pretty sure this was implemented with 1.1

This is probably a long shot, but it would be a-ma-zing if the tips could simulate GUIs.

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Where can I get this easy-to-use-looking performance information from?

Jarg`s Factorio Debugger has a profiling mode, it's super useful.

Thanks for the explanations, that's interesting! I (and Raiguard too) actually ran into this before several times, but always worked around it somehow. I just got the motivation to write a reproduction this time.

Sorry for the bad title, the situation is somewhat complex to explain in words. So, to save me a thousand words, a picture: https://i.imgur.com/LUVqFcL.png I'm not going to try and explain the exact situation in words, as it requires a somewhat particular setup to exhibit this behavior. The attached...