A mod exists for this but needs updating for 0.14: viewtopic.php?f=94&t=14506

Also, from vague memory of when I looked at the source code of that mod, it's not very performant and could start to cause significant lag if used lots.

I think you can rotate whilst placing, but not after they are placed. This is because the mod doesn't currently (last time I checked anyway) listen to the on_player_rotated_entity event. As long as the graphical sprites exist, it should be easy to update the mod to allow rotation both during and aft...

As far as I can tell the modifier keys don't raise events on their own. As for detecting right-click, etc., on a GUI element, I don't think there's any way to do that currently (because we can't work out where the mouse is in relation to GUI). Hopefully the GUI updates that might come with 0.15 bran...

It would help to know what you intend to do with the merged results.

Merging in any manner would be relatively slow compared to just iterating the results of both wires.

IG2, at some point you'll have to learn basics of Lua scripting. There's loads of free references online that you can use. http://lua-users.org/wiki/ControlStructureTutorial

I normally don't bother with such image formatting, it takes too much time (I treat wiki as a wiki, not a website).

It's not possible, although there was some discussion a while back about adding ability to determine if an element is visible within a scroll panel, and also a method to make a panel scroll to show a specified element. Not sure if that's going to happen though.

Add a short delay before player logistic requests are fullfilled +1 for this. It's the logistics equivalent annoyance of having to almost always having to set "<" on decider combinators. Which reminds me, if not already mentioned in this topic: Default mode of decider combinators should b...

Those progress bar color properties only exist in the prototypes (data.lua), not in the exposed GUI element objects you see in the game (control.lua). As far as I know, only the properties listed here and here are available from control.lua, and some of them are specific to certain types of GUI elem...

Place markers on map: https://mods.factorio.com/mods/Supercheese/Map%20Ping

What do you mean "better map quality"? Which map (game map, world map, mini map?), and how would it's quality be improved?

Yakuza wrote:Any chance this will be updated to work with ver 14??

With upcoming changes to rail graphics, I doubt it's worth investing more time in this mod at present: https://www.factorio.com/blog/post/fff-163

Tile correction, especially for water tiles adjacent to land tiles, is a bit unreliable as I found out while developing my bridges mod: https://forums.factorio.com/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=34428 There's not much that can be done about it from a modding perspective, I found that regardless of tile co...

+1 for this. Alternatively, can we get ability to have custom-input shortcuts that only apply to specific GUI elements and their child elements? Maybe done via a new scope on the custom-input, such as "gui", and the GUI element would have perhaps have some way to set which scopes are appli...

Yup. I should have closed this request some time ago; it was written at time when I was at peak of hair-pulling-out whilst modding some wooden pipes but have since got it working. The main thing that initially confused me was the seemingly random sizes of the pipe images etc., but have since wrapped...

A recent topic asking for similar stuff: viewtopic.php?f=28&t=35361

It seems somewhat cumbersome to have to delete all the default autoplace settings in data.raw and then create custom logic to manually create them via Lua. Likewise, it's also cumbersome to create a new surface and then have to destroy the autoplaced resources/entities (I've only scratched the surfa...

<3 Thank you!!

Awesome! Assuming there are no examples of these entities being used in the vanilla prototypes, would it be possible to get a list of the properties they support (or the properties they add, compared to simple-entity)?

Apparently, with some careful engineering, it is possible to have a pipe network handle multiple liquids (but only one liquid at a time): viewtopic.php?f=8&t=35683

All my modding is open source, and will remain that way. I certainly don't want to start putting shite in to my mods just to pander to an obsolete socioeconomic paradigm. Piracy isn't really the issue here - people who pirate the software aren't going to pay for it, regardless of what is done to try...