The caveat there is that even if a roboport has its power cut, it retains residual power that needs to be depleted before it becomes inactive. I have tried this method too, but found it just as frustrating to manage, so travelling to the site is what I have chosen to resort to. Do have a look at th...

Honktown wrote: ↑

Tue Dec 17, 2019 1:46 am

Found the bug. Decon planner can deconstruct cliffs now, blueprints and copy-paste work as expected.

https://mods.factorio.com/mod/NoCliffDeconstruction

Great idea - and very quick.

I will give it a go.

While playing IR the only solution i found works well is to stragegically not carry any cliff explosives around in my inventory. For base construction you could try to put them into a logistic chest that is only in range of a single roboport - and disable that roboport via a power switch when you d...

While this doesn't directly address the OP's request, there is a workaround that I use extensively. When placing a blueprint in an area that you may wish to preserve some of the landscape, switch off your personal roboport, or, if the area is covered by a static roboport, temporarily disable it. Pl...

Yes. Or press shift while deconstruction. And besides that: cliffs are only strategic in the first third of a game, after that they become most times more annoying than helpful. Constructing via blueprint is the issue - not using the deconstruction tools. The strategic value of cliffs is their inde...

I don't really care how you fix it. Put a deconstruction planner in your inventory then right click on it. To clarify my concern I would like to not deconstruct cliffs when constructing other blueprints. The most common scenario for me is when using a blueprint to place walls - or some other defens...

TL;DR Stop pesky robots removing my cliffs without permission. I feel this is almost a bug. What ? I don't really care how you fix it. Perhaps allowing the default deconstruction planner to be customized and using that whenever placing a blueprint or ghost would provide enough flexibility around th...