If you have that text field selected, pressing tab will move to the green slider that you can then adjust with the left and right cursor keys. Pressing tab again selects the green text field. Then pressing tab twice selects the blue text field. It would be nice if the text in a text field would be s...

The alt info toggle doesn’t toggle station names (or player names), though. Only roboports, turrets, power and pollution can be toggled via alt info.

I didn’t find a key to toggle station names.

No, when memory runs out it's a random piece of code that fails and depending where that happens we have no idea why that code failed. It's near impossible to recover from "out of memory" errors because you're out of memory and even throwing an error takes memory. I understand that runnin...

Rseding91 wrote:"Error reading from file" can also mean it ran out of memory/video memory when trying to read the file from disk.

That’s kind of misleading. Isn’t it possible to report out-of-memory errors (RAM or VRAM) with a more informative error message or fail more gracefully?

Offering the choices “New map”, “Same map” and “Cancel” should be pretty simple, I think.

As this problem seems to be quite a number of users, maybe you could add a dialogue window telling the user why the game crashed and to look out for those updates.

The volume settings go up to 200 %. 100 % is right in the middle. Maxing out all volume sliders drives everything into clipping, which sounds horrible.

If you want maximum volume with no clipping, edit config.ini and make sure that under [sound] everything is set to 1.0 (100 %) or lower.

Jap2.0 wrote:

darq wrote:Isn't this a bug?

This is completely different from what was posted originally in this thread.

Actually, this is exactly what was posted originally in this thread.

Enable “show-wakeup-lists” in the debug settings (F4) to see what entities inserters are waiting on.

yeah I know You didn’t describe that though and the markings you edited into the save’s preview image don’t show it either, so I thought I’d show the actual problem for the devs. one OT question - how high are your FPS/UPS values on this map? 7. My PC is almost ten years old and way too slow for su...

The signals you marked in the save’s preview image seem to be behaving properly. The problem is the rail segment in the attached screenshot. It’s always “occupied” and all chain signals leading into it – except for one – are always red. The other chain signal is always yellow. Neither of the two tra...

Tried running Factorio without Steam?

Apparently, the Intel driver fails with ENOSPC if there are too many textures bound/attached. It is not a disk space or file limit problem.

Ref: [1] [2]

$ factorio --version 0.000 Current open file limits: 1024, 1048576 0.000 Setting open file limits: 1024, 1048576 Version: 0.16.35 (build 36215, linux64, alpha) Binary version: 64 Map input version: 0.13.1-0 Map output version: 0.16.35-0 factorio --version unexpectedly logs the file limits to the co...

Come on, you could’ve at least described the problem… How to reproduce in 0.16.35: Build an assembly machine and choose any recipe with a fluid input. Fluid input should be north. Create a blueprint of the assembly machine. Rotate the blueprint. Click and run to paste the blueprint a bunch of times....

FYI: 58776

Bilka wrote:Fixed by 58738

How do you know? 0.16.31 with the fix isn’t out yet. Have you verified it in some kind of pre-release version or are you just guessing?

The thing is, the train isn’t clipping into the previous section. All three signals in the top right are green. If the train was clipping into the previous section, the left signal should be red.

7zip versions 9.04 (on Ubuntu 11.04) and 9.20 (on Ubuntu 16.04) report no errors for that file for me and neither does UnZip version 6.00 (on Ubuntu 11.04 and 16.04).

The file is identical to the previously uploaded file, btw.

Edit: Included OS info.

Library updates on Linux don’t affect running programs (except under special circumstances that don’t apply to Factorio) so that’s an unlikely cause for the in-game crash.

Steam rolled out some beta updates around that time, though, and switching to Steam stable has fixed it for everyone else.