Add keyboard shortcuts to the mod interface When doing large changes to your mod list, you are currently required to use the mouse. It would be nice to be able to do this more precisely with the keyboard What ? A keybind to ...

... repeatedly. Oh, we understand perfectly, we just disagree with your stance and reasoning. Perhaps one day when your skills improve at the keyboard and at the game, that might change. Get moar gud :/ If i was requesting a change that changed the average players experience, I would understand ...

... repeatedly. Oh, we understand perfectly, we just disagree with your stance and reasoning. Perhaps one day when your skills improve at the keyboard and at the game, that might change. Get moar gud :/ If i was requesting a change that changed the average players experience, I would understand ...

... paste button.png But a copy button.png It would help is symmetry and prevent me from having to take my hand off the mouse to press ctrl+V (Dvorak keyboard, and not re-bindable). Another suggestion is to make the import button automatically copy and import the contents of the clipboard if the text ...

I have the same passenger train network. It's the human way to travel. Try this, set wait state to "passenger present" AND "passenger not present" at all stations for your passenger train. That way, the train will always wait for your intructions before moving. You can have it pi...

... able to look at my factory from a "board game" perspective... I have in excess of 3000 hours in my factories, but have noticed that some keyboard shortcuts get quite painful when getting to the later stages of the game (I will more or less continually be holding down left shift), and ...

I like the quickbars, they are very versatile and useful. I just wish there was a keyboard shortcut to increase / decrease active quickbars.

This would be useful when exploring south and you want to quickly minimize the stack of quickbars so you can see biter nests easier.

... modes, which makes the game significantly more complicated. Will not be implemented. Thank you for your reply. In fact, it can support mouse and keyboard movement at the same time. It can be controlled by keyboard in some special places. If the mouse clicks on the open space, it can move. Of ...

... "Dyson plan" of the same type of Games supports the movement of the mouse. If you are afraid of affecting the operation, you can support keyboard and mouse. Anyway, I sincerely wish this game better. I will recommend it to my friends around me. (translated by computer, can you fully express ...

... you're all over the place in this discussion which is why i asked why you're doing this and what you have to lose or gain i didn't dismiss your keyboard idea, i said that you're missing the point that native binaries run faster than rosetta then you came along and continued to shift the goalpost ...

... that it's a qualified dismissal - tell me, haven't you been burned yet by all the failures coming from devs attempting touchscreen <-> mouse & keyboard games/ports (and worse from my point of view than just publisher investment failures : gameplay failures), or haven't you been paying attention ...

... that it's a qualified dismissal - tell me, haven't you been burned yet by all the failures coming from devs attempting touchscreen <-> mouse & keyboard games/ports (and worse from my point of view than just publisher investment failures : gameplay failures), or haven't you been paying attention ...

... *could* be a success, but it would probably end up closer to Mindustry than Factorio. (Note that then porting that potential game to mouse & keyboard inputs *might* be worthwhile, but it will still always feel dumbed down compared to the native ones like Factorio.) (You can try out Factorio ...

... *could* be a success, but it would probably end up closer to Mindustry than Factorio. (Note that then porting that potential game to mouse & keyboard inputs *might* be worthwhile, but it will still always feel dumbed down compared to the native ones like Factorio.) (You can try out Factorio ...

... The unified memory system should also make texture streaming unnecessary. Rebuilding the game for iPad, particularly to run without a mouse and keyboard, would be a large task. It wouldn't be worth doing unless Wube's marketing research says that this market is likely to love Factorio.

... And to be honest I think they might make trouble with mods. I don’t know exactly. Not to mention that your players would have to buy a mouse & keyboard for their iPads. Of course not. :shock: The game needs to change, so that I can play it with my fingers while I sit in a train, while I sit ...

... an iPad (why?), you also need to jump through Apple's hoops with the App Store. Not to mention that your players would have to buy a mouse & keyboard for their iPads. (And forget about a touchscreen version, that wouldn't work with Factorio - you might as well make a brand new game instead.) ...

... an iPad (why?), you also need to jump through Apple's hoops with the App Store. Not to mention that your players would have to buy a mouse & keyboard for their iPads. (And forget about a touchscreen version, that wouldn't work with Factorio - you might as well make a brand new game instead.)

... As Rseding91 mentioned, though, you can still manually put your PC to sleep if you desire (many computers have a dedicated button for this on the keyboard, and Windows has it in the Start menu -> Power options) and see what happens after repeated sleep/wake cycles. I would advise also saving before ...