Just to warn you, hand crafting speed modules and low-density structures will take a very, VERY long time. I suggest automating everything to speed up the process substantially.

I personally do not believe anything from social media now as AI can pretty much say or do anything (Like Reddit votes, or X-platforms tweets). I know how scary AI is as I had a linux box with an AI processor in I and was able to generate very convincing, yet fabricated results. So yea, the WUBE dev...

I figured as much. I guess using integers of that size will require memory space in the terabytes....

Bugfixes Fixed a crash when entering bad number values in some input fields. (https://forums.factorio.com/110140) Fixed a crash when removing an item that is being used to hand craft a recipe while also changing the recipe to take fluid ingredients. Fixed a crash when defining a recipe that takes z...

Awesome! Thanks for doing this. You are all the best.

As it states, would it be possible to go up to, let's say a quintillion, or decellion? Assuming the memory footprint will permit such a thing.

I use windows server 2022 21H2 and my game server(s) are stored on a 15,000 RPM SAS hard drive. So saving is lightning quick. The server hardware is very slow (DDR3-1600 with i7-4790k @4.60ghz) compared to my Ryzen 9 7950x with DDR5-5200 setup. The bottleneck for me is the i7 and the DDR3. Where I n...

I personally did not think it was even possible to achieve such a thing as blueprints are stored statically within the game data. Perhaps one day a dynamic storage space in this game will be possible.

so pretty much I am having an integer overflow, right? Thanks for the information. You devs are incredible when it comes to stuff like this.

As the title states: Before I played this game with multiple 2 billion stacks without issue, now with something in the lines of a ~300 million stack, upon using the 'E" key will cause an unknown error to occur due to crashing. I can access the inventory if I use a machine without issue. What is...

I suggest assigning the machine a recipe . I made that same mistake when I first played this game. I am also throwing this out there, but there could be a slim chance that your memory is experiencing a form of bit-flipping. Just a theory as the DRAM is the lifeblood to this game.

I bought this game out of curiousity, and do not regret it. This game is the only game I know that depends on DRAM and CPU cache latencies over the central processing unit. I also learned later on that this could use a trillion cpu cores and the benefits would only be marginal. I just wish GPU manuf...

I have a ryzen 9 7950x with 64GB DDR5-5200. But there is a caveat, I do ultra-extreme things to factorio like 90 trillion native bugs, a radar that can reveal 128 chunks, and modified modules that can create 100k science/minute, and miners that can harvest ~1 million ore/minute with the fact that I ...

I so would love to see this as a feature also.

I takes these FFFs with a grain of salt as I have an infinite level of patience towards WUBE and their development of the expansion pack. It does interest me, but my will to wait for it is at an infinite level, so I do not give in to the weakness of this hype (or any hype for that matter) as it can ...

Try Satisfactory if you think the automation is complex in this game. In Satisfactory, the mid-to-end game is ultra-complex and requires a lot of know-how when you get the final space elevator parts fabricated and launched.

I just upgraded my gaming machine to a Ryzen 9 7950x with 64GB DDR5-5200. so the NUMA/SMT request is no longer relevant. My workstation was a dinosaur and I figured it was time to retire that energy-consuming pig for a more efficient, new, and much faster system.

I would love to see an ARM server support as my current game server is 700-watt power-hungry server and would like an alternative to a mainframe server. Out of curiosity: what's the spec of the server and on what scale do you serve? It has 2x Xeon E5-2667 V2s (16-cores/32-threads @ 3.60Ghz, 128GB E...

The music is randomised as I made 300+ custom songs to play as well. Sometimes I hear the same one withing a period of an hour, other times I hear one that has not played for over 200 hours.

I know *how* to run multiple instances; the problems are: * Steam Link/Remote Play doesn't like running multiple games at once—I can manage it, but it's even more cumbersome than the problem I would like to be able to solve, which is being able to open the game and load the save in a single action....