I've added a compatibility with Ultracube, if anyone is interested. With Ultracube memory cards do not require plastic.

Ah, buy that I mean that you are not limited by the number of different signals, like the constant combinator stores only 20 signals.

Is it deceptive? I can edit it if you suggest a better wording.

Nah, it is just one snapshot of the whole network, not even separated by wires. I understand why you think DISK is superior, because you can do everything that my mod does plus more (just don't use layers and don't change read/write modes of the machines), but I like the simplicity of memory cards, ...

what do you mean by an address?

The idea came because of the spaceships, yes, but I think this is also useful in vanilla and with other mods basically whenever you need memory cells or need to send a signal long distances. For example, there is no easy way to store multiple values for the same signal and cycle over them. In vanill...

This mod adds a memory card, like a real life usb stick, that can store any circuit network data. The mod is in development still and the graphics are placeholders, but all of the functionality is there and already it is useful. This allows to store multiple values for the same signal and iterate ov...

The picture is cute, but the specular spots look odd and too bright for a dusty dirty train.

As you can place assemblers anywhere relative to each other, the possibilities are infinite. There may be workarounds, like with the train network where there are 8 possible directions, but I'd need to spend a good couple of hours to implement that. Anyway, since there is no easy way and creating a ...

Well, I cannot make smooth non-original lines that way like in the picture, can I

Is it possible to draw lines and print text on the ground? For example, connect two assemblers with a labeled arrow. I need some visualization for an algorithm I'm currently playing with.

Except this is not a wait condition. Trains should ignore the refueling station if they have enough fuel, while trains with empty tanks should not. Maybe I'm missing something, but you cannot have this logic if you just connect the station to the network.

According to the last fff, you can turn off train stations. This does not allow trains to pick their destinations based on the load: you cannot set up a refuel station that trains visit only if they are out of fuel. You cannot skip a copper loading station if the cargo is full. Please allow.us to se...

better interface: no unnecessary request section, less hassle with searching items when setting up the filter (just middle-click on an existing slot), color coding which items you request and which are just lying in you inventory because they are junk or temporary. more slots - I never understood th...

First, the toolbelt (hotbar) filters. You already can designate a slot specifically to one item type and nothing else can go to that slot, so there is no harm if robots always keep this slot at maximum item stack. For example: if you have a transport belt filter slot in your quickbar, logistic robot...

Inventory filters work with cargo wagons, so you can totally transport empty barrels in the same wagon with the full ones, and load/unload them on the same stop

As I see it, transport belts is the early game (pre-oil era) challenge. Notice how the production becomes trivial as soon as you have enough logistic bots. In the mid game, it is fine as you have other things to do: war, mining outposts and the train network. Also, you have the whole oil industry th...

There are strange holes in the resource patches, v1.2.4

Why limit ourselves with warfare? Tamed creatures can also be domesticated and butchered, trained to spin a dynamo, or even trained to asseble simple machine components like iron gears. Hooray for the clean industry!

Exaclty; but even if it did - are you going to shut down your research every time your finished goods factory wants to produce something?

One good use case for prioritization is the research. Research is a resource sink that will eat as much as you give it. Also, the more you give it, the more progress you make. What you might want to do is to let your finished goods production take as much as it needs (this production is limited by y...