https://forums.factorio.com/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=49170

Not necessarily a bug. Inserters finish dropping what they are holding when disabled.

But seeing this use case I believe it is better to have them keep the item in hand if disabled.
This change will break some contraptions, but let me know ...

Maybe a freshup of the forum ranks, for the space-age update?

My biggest gripe is none of this is configurable. Mod creators can't edit the quality options at all. They're all hard-coded. I don't understand how at this point they don't realize that mod developers want access to this stuff.


Optimization and moddability are usually in opposition, and ...

I think you got the recipe and not the actual fluid. Make sure you're using the molten signals on the fluid tab.

I encountered this issue too. Maybe a way to differentiate the icons better?

wlkrd1 wrote: Thu Nov 14, 2024 6:10 pm They implemented this in 2.0.18

• [space-age] Container sizes increase with quality.

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Partially* implemented.

My biggest gripe is none of this is configurable. Mod creators can't edit the quality options at all. They're all hard-coded. I don't understand how at this point they don't realize that mod developers want access to this stuff.

+1. I think mods should be able to customize qualities of existing items as well as custom buildables

Have you played Sea Block!?

When on a space platform, and you're choosing a planet to import, changing the quality of an item should not reset the planet of import.

Steps to Reproduce:
On a space platform add a request
Choose Recycler
From the planet dropdown, change from Fulgora => Nauvis
Click Uncommon Quality Button ...

TL;DR
Just like assemblers have a "Products Finished" stat, it would be useful to show the total count of asteroids each collector has caught in the GUI.

What?
Add a simple stat to the asteroid collector's GUI that shows the total number of asteroids caught, similar to the "Products Finished ...

1. Early game enemies are shockingly easy to kill on gleba. Watching YamaKara in YouTube, he singlehandedly destroyed nests and enemies with 2 personal laser defenses.
2/3. Spoilage is the whole point of gleba. The tutorials try to give you a deep dive into what's to be expected, and if you make it ...

I’m comfortable saying this will never happen.


I understand this was quite a broad request, but the implications if this could be implemented would be enormous. Coming from World of Warcraft, and trying to dive into Factorio lua, I just straight up threw my hands in the air and said F this to ...

This leads modders to the "Nuclear Option": completely replacing a vanilla interface just to add something small, like a button.

That's why anchored frames exist.


Anchored frames are a kludgy workaround. The frame appears disjointed, and even if styled right, still has to appear outside the ...

I encountered this issue more than a few times

Uh, this is one of the broadest scope suggestion i have ever seen and i can already tell you noone is going to do this. Guis inherently have to not be part of game state as multiple things in gui are part of latency hiding and a lot of it needs to send input actions, generate tooltips based on ...

TL;DR
Request: Move all GUI elements from C++ to Lua to improve extensibility for modders.

What?
I’m requesting that Factorio’s GUI elements, currently implemented in C++, be fully migrated to Lua. This shift would allow mods to directly extend, modify, and integrate with the GUI elements ...

Can't tell you how many times this has happened to me. Not just Ctrl+F, but inserter settings, use filters, any popup gets reset after the ghost gets built. Def frustrating.

As kind of a workaround, I found that creating a simple timer, and pulsing the cargo landing pad with a calcite request once every minute helps reduce the # of times cargo pods are dropped down.


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+1

I came here seeking the same thing. Just because inserters do not work this way, doesn't mean that assemblers should too. I think the first valid highest signal should be chosen.