Because in the current model, nothing "flows" through anything. The power poles are simply there to test for whether an entity is part or not part of an electrical network. If it is and needs or produces energy, then it is added to a table that will be processed appropriately. There is very little ...

This list is BS. Not only are values inflated, they are vanilla value biased. These values not only allow for more compression but also inflated exchanges. And what is the basis for making assumptions about "Alien Data Fragment" or "F7-Material Chunk" or "Toxic Dust"?

Yuoki doesn't do tech or ...

This is discussed to the following point:
- yes, something like a cable resistance would be useful and a very good game-element Also wanted by the devs.
- But sadly this is an extremly expensive calculation. Eats too much cpu-power.

See also https://forums.factorio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=80&t ...

At this version of the mod, the conversion table is this:

Matter > 1 M-A2 Unicomp

20 coal
20 Copper Ore
100 Ancient data fragment
10 F7-Material Chunk
20 Iron Ore
30 Pressed dry mud ball
100 Slag
20 Stone
70 Toxic Dust
10 N4-Material Chunk
10 Light Oil
20 Raw Wood
10 Heavy Oil
9 Lubricant
10 ...

I'm not sure if someone already suggested, but it would be possible to implement a limited transfer of power to the power cables? For example, small electric pole can transfer up to 500 kW, after that limit starts to receive damage.

I think if implemented this could enhance the gaming experience ...

Could I suggest a rebalancing of the conversion in Cimota Restructor ?, conversion values do not coincide with reality, with the intention to make it more realistic would be nice if you could study this possibility?

slpwnd wrote:Are you able to reproduce this?

I have not tried yet, but I will recreate the situation and I'll see if the bug repeats.

Do you by any chance have the save for this? I have spent quite some time looking for this, but couldn't find any occurence. I would just like to verify, whether there is land underneath the spawners / turrets or not. If it is, then it is not a wrong behavior, though a bit funny looking.

Oops! I ...

I put to manufacture ammunition and realized that the assembler did not use iron and found that when I opened the menu ...

Try to get the iron, and ... surprise! you could get everything you want and does not decrease.

Is this normal?

Start a small island with no possibility to move , may be a bug or just a tweak at the map generator

min/max is standard way of doing this in logistics, but I'm afraid that making the gui even more complicated is not worth it.

Maybe a small adjustment in logistics, not to start the task of supply until the amount and items is below 15% or 20% of the amount initially set?

You will not need any ...

Is there any plan to add in the logistics system an upper limit to stop the supply of items and a lower limit to restart the supply?

Suppose that at some "requester chest" iron is needed, and that can be programmed to a minimum of 100 to start supplying and a maximum of 150 to stop the supply.

I ...

Several of the mods have some sort of expansion to the solar and capacitor levels, perhaps one of them would work for you in the interim?

Yes, I modified the parameters of the solar panels and batteries lua files directly in the game directory, it worked for me, but would be very useful if ...

The current capacity of solar panels (60W) and batteries (2.5kj) could be acceptable initially, I propose to implement improvements through research to increase their capacities, say: initially would be level 1 (as they are now) at level 2 would increase in 100% capacity and level 3 will increase to ...

You should have a look at the Factory thread.
https://forums.factorio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=1016

And I mean your idea lacks an important point: fun and movement. The fun comes, when I puzzle out a layout, which works and the movement from all the inserters, belts, logistic bots. :)

The ...

Seems like a non-feature to me, since even a single basic inserter can keep up with any factory's production with the inserter stack upgrades.
Even without the upgrades, two fast inserters can still keep up with everything short of a max speed boosted wire factory.

I agree with your point of view ...

I had the following idea to suggest (possibly someone already suggested), how about the option (through research, of course) to "dock" (horizontal) or "stack" (vertical) the factories to automate a complete production chain?