I disagree, it's related to a Set Recipe change and seems mods decided to merge the topics (including the bug threads) so they seem to agree on that too.

On the foundry deleting it's true, it will only delete when the pipe is full, yet moving the ingredients back to the pipe I would expect not to ...

I think this is bugged. Or definitely a regression.

For example when switching the recipe manually (ie the gear icon) inserters now remove ingredients as "trash" even if it shares the same ingredients, for example assembly 1 to repair packs.

Also switching using circuits on a Foundry wastes all ...

It's also related to this post viewtopic.php?f=6&t=117032

Needing to read assembly contents to remove trash while also setting recipe at the same time brings unnecessary complexity

A potential compromise would be that when "set recipe" sets a recipe it takes into account ingredients currently in the trash slot and automatically moves them to the ingredients slot.

In the previous case, switching the recipe between Rail Signal and Chain Rail Signal should move leftover plates ...

IMHO I rather have abusable infinite storage like the fixed bug instead of having to make the "set recipe" functionality more complex to use. Honestly I'd consider it a regression.

For example it used to be that the following contraption worked but now gets blocked by trash slots and "no recipe ...

Sorry, missed the last comment of moving the conversation to another post. I'll follow up there.

Hey there seems to be a regression.

It used to be that the following contraption worked but now gets blocked by trash slots and "no recipe", despite receiving a recipe through the circuit network

Works in 2.0.7 but is instantly blocked in current 2.0.13.

Attached Demo save

Oxyd wrote:Done. In 0.12.5, .chart will create a new chart when necessary.

Sorry to hijack but is it possible that this is related in any way?

https://forums.factorio.com/forum/vie ... 25&t=14315

I sincerely apologize if it isn't.

Hey bob!

Just wanted to say that I love your mod and can't play without it. Seriously, it's amasing.

No practical purpose just for science really. I'd just like both of them to go hand in hand.

My extremely wild guess is that chunks generate before the player spawns and because of this there is no player reference to chart to. Also changing

game.forces.player.chart(event.surface,{lefttop = {x ...

I'm having some trouble understanding Lua tables. What I'm trying to do as a learning excercice is adding automatic charting to every chunk generated with the chunk generation event.

I'm using the Ore Expansion 1.0.1 mod as a base since I'm pretty new to Lua but so far I haven't managed to do so ...