License said you're not allowed to modify the mod and distribute it. :shock: I had messaged the original author to ask for permission, but in the months that followed he hadn't gotten back to me, and the mod didn't get updated. I waited for a while, but I just wanted to get this out there :D . Hey ...

License said you're not allowed to modify the mod and distribute it.

Hmm. I guess I wait for the next release.

I don't see the point in getting any of the new versions.

I don't really care about the endgames or completing it.

I want MOAR stuff to play with and more things to work with.

Can't update.

Update failed:
File /Applications/factorio.app/Contents/data/core/backers.json has unexpected content

I am wrong. Rocket inventory isn't missing. In fact, it's hidden behind the character inventory.

But I can't get to it though.

I tried to put mine in.

No dice.

The satellite box is indeed missing.

Nic wrote:

Shekki wrote:Yeah, but I want make sure I can run it in future. Maybe if devs answer on this..

The game will only become more ressource efficient. Not more ressource hungry.

How so? I want a more complex game, with actual ground robots.

Such thing will grind the CPU to a halt.

The problem with increased walking speed is that you can no longer do 'fine' walking.

It's fine that it's fast, but it's particularly annoying that you keep missing the item you want to pick up.

So, even with the fastest belt, you can't feed components fast enough. Only bots and chests can provide the necessary throughput. I optimize for the greatest productivity at the expense of energy efficiency, so I also found myself building out large number of MARK III steam engines, converting coals...

It can use any fuel to run.

So, to me, it's just a locomotive.

Very useful mod, but mechanism awkward.

Upgrade delinks.

It's not possible to link teleporters remotely, which means walking back and forth.

I am not sure what's the point of buffer capacity if upgraded teleporters takes longer to cool down. Seems like a downgrade to me.

What controls starting area. In the definitions, autoplace peaks. starting_area_weight_optimal = 0, starting_area_weight_range = 0, starting_area_weight_max_range = 2, The first line, Optimal sets if the peak is for a starting area or not. 0 means outside the starting area, 1 means in it. if these ...

Hmm, I can't find bauxite at all. And I had built several remote bases.

Edit: At least not yet.

Still, it's an early critical ingredient if you want faster bots and other goodies.

License?

jorgenRe wrote:

kiba wrote: There is no need to automate such a mod.
All you need to do is to have it all setup and ready for you to test in a world !
and if something goes wrong edit the script and reload.

I hate testing manually. It feels so unsystematic and unscientific and inefficient.

#4 Mod development is not dead, but I got mired down into writing a testing framework for this rather than the actual feature implementation. I want an automatic way of doing integration testing, but it turns out that writing automation code makes development 3x as long, plus, a loss in disciple/wil...

Awesome idea!

I hope you have to dig out dirts underground. I would to have my very own Tunnel Boring Machine, like this:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tunnel_bo ... o_East.jpg

And about licence: a lot of mod developers all over the gaming communities include something like "mod distributed under <licence>", for instance GNU GPL - it is basically a not-bad way to tell everyone "Yes, you can take my source code and do whatever you want with it, but as long a...

I'm not sure what you mean by license, Factorio mods are almost universally made under the "do whatever, just don't be rude" "license." (In other words, no license but don't be a jerk.) If you want to just include someone's stuff in your own mod like as a modpack or whatever, as...