Currently, if a process slows or stops, input belts will backup and be fully packed. If the stacks aren't full, then the belt will not be fully packed. My question is, how will this affect throughput? I don't see it having any significant impact once the process is running again, and if the process ...

There are so many transportation mods that I would be surprised if the devs added a faster option than the spidertron. If you really are spending too much time travelling, I recommend the Teleporters mod.

I'm not seeing this behavior from splitters. Mine are working exactly how you said you want them to. Are you playing with mods? One of your mods may be breaking the splitter.

Illiander42 wrote: Sat Feb 24, 2024 6:28 pm I'm sure I've seen a post here asking for proper VCS for blueprints that includes stuff like this.

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Alternately flipping drills to keep their connections lined up would be a pain. A blueprint would have to have an even number of drills to be tileable.


one of the last FFF revealed that they have fixed flipping and mirroring fluid inputs and outputs so I think that it would be fine in that ...

Alternately flipping drills to keep their connections lined up would be a pain. A blueprint would have to have an even number of drills to be tileable.

This could be done without the game identifying any dependencies. Instead, offer a mod list and the user can check the ones they want. If someone has the blueprint without the required mods, add an alert icon to the blueprint. They can open the blueprint to see what mods are missing. The game doesn ...

Last I checked, all mods that offer belt balancing functionality have some truly horrible UPS problems that makes using them effectively a non-starter.


Is there some reason why a Wube implementation would be similarly poorly optimized? If not, I wouldn't worry about how mods perform when ...

This can be done using the 2.0 preview mod, which is at https://mods.factorio.com/mod/pigo-selector-combinator. I use it to calculate the total volume of my trains, giving only my total inventory slots as a constant (40 * wagonCount). Give it a try.

TL;DR
Users can more easily resolve keybind conflicts if they have more information.


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What?
Any keybind that is used for multiple actions should change from grey to blue. This indicates there may be a conflict. The game does not need to determine whether a conflict exists ...