I don't know how this happened, and I can't reproduce it. Sadly I fixed it before thinking to save the game.

I frequently find myself wanting to fill up an assembler, or smelter, from my inventory. Having to identify and click multiple times for each item is tedious. It would be nice if there was a button in that interface that accomplished this.

night vision goes from 0% to 100% for me right around dusk, then turns back off a bit later, then smoothly turns on as the night gets dark, and smoothly off in the morning.

You don't even have to heat the oil if you just want to dispose of it. Steam engines will happily dispose of 25C oil for you.

Idea: make the steam engine a more generic "fluid+electricity" building, but it USES electricity to dispose of oil instead of producing electricity from hot water.

Smooth zooming with the mouse is nice for gameplay, but sucks for screenshots. I'd love to have hotkeys (+/- or pgup/pgdn by default, probably) to zoom in and out to specific ratios. Here's a list of zoom levels that I might want on that list: 0.125 0.25 0.375 0.5 0.75 1 1.5 2 (I'd probably choose t...

If you've beaten the freeplay mode, try the challenge scenarios and campaigns. Or make up your own challenges. Start a map with low/low/low copper deposits and see how your strategies change.

I agree that a ratio GUI would be nice.

Until that happens, here's another partial solution for you. The first exit on the left gets 1/4 of the items. The next left and the bottom get 3/8 each. This solution requires more splitters for each exit, but does not require more belts for the main line.

Puting copper wire on belt doesn't make sense. Produce it always directly. You're the second person to tell me this. I hate micro-managing the copper wire production (it's one of the only thing that requires fast inserters, fast belt corners, etc) so I choose to centralize it and do it just once. H...

The gear and circuit production are both overkill, but will be put to good use a bit further down the line.

In the attached screenshot, any configuration where the two chemical plants that want sulfuric acid are connected to separate outputs of the plant above them, only one of them (the left one, in most cases) gets any liquid at all, while the other remains empty. Connecting the pipes together as shown ...

When using the additional info view, the icon on an building is 1/2 the size of the building. When zoomed in, this works nicely, because it still shows the edges of the building, any inputs/outputs it might have, whether it's running or not, etc. However, when zoomed out, most of that detail is indi...

I don't think the chained setup will output all of its resources, only the last one will output, the others will just feed each other fuel.

But it's NOT firing when I load a saved game manually.

Only ctrl+click will work, abusing the fact that ctrl+click will take fuel if the output slot is empty.

Some of us like dealing with the emergent efficiency concerns of simulation rules.

https://wiki.openttd.org/Corners

If the slow-down in a turn bothers you, use fewer turns!

Open the console and type "game.player.zoom=0.1"

The limit for zoom out with the mouse is 0.2, and the game gets slower the further you zoom out. Do not try zooming past about 0.02 or you'll regret it.

I had previously included a bunch of wooden chests in my early game strategy, one chest per miner, because that's what the tutorial teaches you to do. I've just discovered two different ways to avoid using chests, and now I feel dumb. Hopefully this will help someone else!

This is my test case. I think it's firing every time the game autosaves. That's about the right frequency to match how often I see the message. What's wrong here?

Here's the smallest green science assembly line I've made in 0.9

I have an idea to condense it slightly by rearranging the assemblers into a 2x4 grid with more shared conveyor space, but 1x8 works just fine for me.

I want to make a splitter that spits things at a 90 degree angle, instead of two parallel paths.

Or a 90 degree inserter.