+1

Managing logistic groups is a task, which can be reused at a later point/game.
Maybe could be done with a string import/export

It would also be nice to be able to move a request entry to an other square, unless I didn't find it.
When reorganizing requests, if find myself always resorting them ...

Yeah, I can't handle it either. Makes me feel tired or even a bit sick, can't explain

Thanks, this is gonna be super helpful

Nice!
Hope for a very smooth launch on Monday.
Can't wait.

Industrial Revolution 3
Maybe pure Bobs mods

Fnc_Hardware wrote: Sat Jul 06, 2024 7:19 am ...cause I don't like the space mod...

The DLC will be quite a bit different compared to the "space exploration" mod, though

Oh boy, it's getting real...

I also stumbled over those mods. Not really sure, what to think about them.
The "all-the-modportal" sounds a bit like a leeching tool to host/store the mods somewhere else.

This is a huge oversight from the devs. You should be able to enable replay on an existing save with a single click of a button in the menu, which would save the current game state and start recording inputs from there, allowing for replay from that point onward.

I've heard about the "export as ...

I think, I found an ok-ish solution.

I can use 120 Hz + Overdrive to Performance mode and without BFI.
This also looks much less awful than 60 Hz + Overdrive Performance and is slighter snappier and clearer than 60 Hz + Overdrive Balanced.

I think, if you turn the save into a scenario, then start the scenario with replay enabled, it should work

Sorry for the necroposting.
Found that thread, somehow this does not work (at least with mods in 1.1.107). Upon starting a scenario, message pops up "Replay savings has been disabled" and ...

I recently tried out a new 165 Hz VA monitor with response times like an IPS, as well as a 175 Hz QD OLED monitor . Both had great picture and what have you, but had other mechanical or technical things about them that made them unsuitable for me personally.

During the short time that I had them ...

As nice as > 60 hz monitors look the fact they require games to run at or above those frame rates as well just isn’t viable for the vast vast majority of games and computers out there. Games struggle to even keep 60 FPS. Asking them to double, triple, and or quadruple their GPU and or CPU load is ...

I'm really interested, if other people have similar problems.
It seems to me, that it's rather normal on LCD panels.
There are obviously LCD monitors which have like 240 Hz and insert a blackframe or two to simulate a CRT monitor.
There are also those new OLED panels with 240 Hz, which seems to ...

The image itself doesn't get less blurry with 120 Hz.


It should be, as the pixels in the panel are refreshing more often (doesn't matter if it's the same frame of the game). See photos here:
https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/gigabyte/m32u#test_22296

Response times 144 Hz vs 60 Hz ...

I have to use 60 Hz, because with 120Hz its stuttering and flashing slightly without improvement.


More Hz is always better: https://blurbusters.com/persistence-vs-motion-blur/

Why is stuttering and flashing? Do you have VRR enabled? Try without VRR so your Monitor can run at max Hz (not ...

I added a video to the description, showing how it looks, when recorded with my phone

computeraddict wrote: Sun Jun 09, 2024 12:03 am

jodokus31 wrote: Sat Jun 08, 2024 11:16 am Before I had an NVIDIA 3060, which was not different for Factorio.

Are you saying the Nvidia card had the same problem?

I can't say 100% anymore, but I remember, that it was rather worse with the NVIDIA due to some slight stuttering in the Linux X11 environment

I'm wondering, if there is a certain monitor technique, which is specially optimal for 60 FPS Factorio.

I'm currently playing on a Gigabyte M32U, IPS Panel, which has a low latency and some overdrive settings.
I have to use 60 Hz, because with 120Hz its stuttering and flashing slightly without ...

I would wish, the stats would remember the all last settings.