It just means you need to have splitters set up to filter out the occasional fish and put it on its own bus line.

Because those two values have as much to do with one another as the amount of toast I can fit in my home vs how much I can heat up at a time. An now I wish a robot would deliver a steaming-fresh toast hawaii :( I like the comparison! :) Well, at least they can already deliver drinks ! :D Nothing li...

Yeah, had time to test as well. With the currently-implemented logic, you don't enter mine-entities mode when you start pressing RMB on a nearby entity within the map, but you do enter mine-ghosts mode when doing such on a ghost. However, mine-ghosts mode implies mine-entities mode as per the usual ...

As far as I can tell, this is NaB. You can operate on entities nearby the player from the map, and you are able to remove entities with a RMB operation that started on a ghost.

EDIT: Minor issue, see my later comment.

Just read through my copy of docs, looks good assuming it encodes to the standard format JSON uses (I'd suspect it does, but even if it doesn't there should only need to be minimal string manipulation) and that the implementations used by the various compilers are compatible with each other (the rou...

In vanilla, no. Blueprints can only be designated by the player, and bots will only place entities where players have indicated for them to be built.

The lack of this functionality in vanilla is what inspired the Recursive Blueprints mod, however.

Okay, I just did some research, and Microsoft might actually be to blame for this one. Visual Studio no longer supports the extended-precision 80-bit floating point number format which is required for Trio to actually give correct answers . Either Trio will need to be compiled under another compiler...

So, I just went through how Trio does its formatting, and I believe a big part of the issue is that the requested precision is so large compared to the intermediate storage. While the raw math is analytically correct, there's shortcomings in how it is compiled. Formatting is done by `TrioWriteDouble...

0.001 2020-01-12 16:49:40; Factorio 0.17.79 (build 47865, win64, steam) 0.001 Operating system: Windows 10 (version 1809) 0.002 Program arguments: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Factorio\bin\x64\Factorio.exe" 0.002 Read data path: C:/Program Files (x86)/Steam/steamapps/com...

Small note: this is technically a dupe of 78375, marked Won't Fix.

Does the fix applied also fix the doubled power consumption for the pump, which can put consumption over its 30kW "limit"?

403.458 Error CrashHandler.cpp:462: Exception Code: c0000005, Address: 0x000000013fa1d60c ModuleBase: 0x000000013f8f0000, ImageSize: 0183e000, RelativeAddress: 0012d60c 403.458 Error CrashHandler.cpp:468: Access Violation: Read at address FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF 403.458 Error CrashHandler.cpp:482: Excepti...

To note, IIRC we're still waiting on an overhaul of the blueprint library interface.

49.754 Error CrashHandler.cpp:462: Exception Code: c0000005, Address: 0x00007ff67e7f35c8 ModuleBase: 0x00007ff67e690000, ImageSize: 0184b000, RelativeAddress: 001635c8 49.754 Error CrashHandler.cpp:468: Access Violation: Read at address 000000000000001C 49.754 Error CrashHandler.cpp:482: Exception ...

Maybe it crashed partway through updating targetters? Only idea I have, not knowing exactly how they're implemented, but seeing that the two faulty targetters "match" each other (in that one can surmise the armor was supposed to point to the equipment and vice versa). Any way to reproduce ...

Conversion instability, if it's limited to ~1ULP, can frequently be attributed to `scanf` etc. internally truncating the unrounded output.

Just a note to everyone watching this thread, bug 79640 was recently opened which seems to possibly be related to this behaviour.

See also 79545 outside the bug forum.

To note, only 17 digits are needed to uniquely identify any `double`, assuming the use of scientific notation.

Chroma is completely unrelated; it is just how the rest of the code is given the option to use it if it is enabled. Stuff that shallow in the call stack is generally unrelated to crashes. 1134.983 Error CrashHandler.cpp:462: Exception Code: c0000005, Address: 0x00007ff68af1e646 ModuleBase: 0x00007ff...