Can this event be raised by the player? That is, when the player clicks an alert, the player's client builds the event context and sends it to the server?

It's a bit of a hack and I imagine would cause some delay, but it could work without a significant rewrite.

Similar to on_player_clicked_gps_tag, make the alert surface-aware and give mods the chance to hook into that.

TL;DR Extend the new fluid controls to make them accessible via circuit. What ? The means to read the fluid network already exists in the entity detail popup. The ability to flush fluids via this method also exist. Make them available for circuits. Why ? These functions exist already. It shouldn't ...

The refurbisher is supposed to have multiple output slots. Something must have goofed in the setup. Without the output slots, most of the recipe products are lost. I'll look into it to improve the desired behavior.

This is a problem with Py's recipe handling. Bot Servicing sets the "hard mode" recipes to false by default, which is an unusual style of building the recipe but is valid. Please submit that report to Py. You can probably get by this by turning both options in Bot Servicing to Hard mode, t...

All mods must be active on the server. Bluebuild doesn't do anything the player can't do without clicking fast enough so it's practically like an auto-hotkey script. But the way it works is the server has to have it.

I saw a link for this and thought the creators here might make good use of these.

https://siris-pendrake.itch.io/low-poly-greeble-pack

What was the roadblock preventing that kind of event validate on script.raise_event() before?

What happened: Calling `/c game.player.selected.order_upgrade{force=game.player.force, target="fast-underground-belt"}` on an underground transport belt marks the entity for upgrade but does not mark its neighbor. What was expected: Calling the above command marks the entity and its conne...

I originally resisted because I liked the flexibility to do weird stuff. But I've since found ways to do stuff I need without using this function. Well that and now resource.deplete() exists so I'm happy.

I'm okay with removing it now.

This is a bug with mods that use insert() to perform actions. To achieve the desired effect, the mod has to target the correct inventory.

Are there any other mods that make good use of Angel's ore sorting besides Bob's? I really like the idea of requiring advanced processing to get access to other materials and Angels does a great job at this, but I'm craving something other than Bob electronics or the rest of those mods.

According to Posilla, it's possible to create a second layer of an image and use additive blending. I would love to see support for tints > 1, such that rgb = 2 would produce a white silhouette of the original image. It's not quite a HSL option, but it's close and would allow changing the color of a...

There are some cases where I need to check if an entity is fully powered. get_energy_ratio() would simplify the check to simplify a comparison like this: if entity.prototype.electric_energy_source_prototype then if entity.energy == entity.prototype.electric_energy_source_prototype.buffer_capacity th...

Thanks!

Module 3s in general are a trap. Too lazy to crunch the numbers again, but a rocket is worth roughly 50 module 3s. They're a nice tool for a megabase, but at that point the game changes quite a bit. I wouldn't worry too much about vanilla balance. Leave that to mods.

I guess is what I want is animation_match=target so something animates as its target does. I think.

If the horizontal position is rotated with the entity, and the vertical position is offset regardless of rotation, and the animation matches the entity it's attached to, then it should look correct. I may be able to make the wheels rotate to point at the vehicle in front so it looks neat during a tu...

What happened: rendering.get_all_ids() returns an array of sequential numbers equal to the length of valid ids. What was expected: rendering.get_all_ids() returns an array of valid IDs. Case: ID's 1-2, 5-8 are valid. rendering.get_all_ids() returns 3 and 4, but omits 7 and 8. If I don't check is_val...

tl;dr

I want to be able to modify sprites by changing hue, saturation, and lighting levels. The existing tint options only makes sprites darker and this is very limiting.