I easily reproduced this at default UI scale (100%) at a game height of 715-719px (excluding window decorations). This is another pixel-precision thing. The issue doesn’t appear at a game height of 714 or 720. How to reproduce: Start Factorio. If fullscreen, switch to windowed. (This resizes the gam...

Could you check if it works if you pull the scrollbar up by 1 pixel?

Sounds like the inverse of the recently fixed 57667.

Sounds like the inverse of the recently fixed 57667.

I checked the entities.lua of 33 versions since 0.15.9 and none had those lines there.

Have you ever tried to connect loaders to the circuit network?

Have you tried the --executable-path option?

Could we get native support for all keyboard layouts? Like AZERTY, DVORAK, etc. Many game have it nowaydays by default. Unless it happened at some point and I didn't notice it. Neo 2.0 (aka. XVLCW) is working almost perfectly at least on Linux. (Some layer 4 keys don’t work, but other layouts don’t...

I’d say this is not a duplicate because https://forums.factorio.com/24617 was about inserters placing items before or after a splitter. This one is about inserters placing items on the wrong side of a splitter’s belt. The inserters facing west or south are clearly placing items on the left lane even...

Can’t you just place the chain signal on the other side of the entry station? Your trains will still be forced through the station and the unload stations but they won’t go through the chain signal unless an unload station is free.

What specs are you guys running? I have seen that Win10 and Mac 10.12. Anything else? I run Linux (Debian 9.3 Stretch/Stable), completing the OS trinity. Update: I also managed to reproduce the issue on an outdated Ubuntu 11.04 that required some serious library magic to get the game to run. :geek:...

I’m now pretty sure that https://forums.factorio.com/56466 is related. I can reproduce this at different window sizes. The smallest game height to reproduce this issue is exactly 575px, excluding window decorations. See attached screenshot. Note the lack of a tooltip for the copper cable because the...

Yeah, the scrolling similarity doesn't seem like it's just a coincidence. I wonder if more GUIs are subject to this under the right (wrong) circumstances. Does your issue stop if you un-maximize your window? My issue appears when running the game in fullscreen at 1920x1200. It doesn’t appear when r...

Rabisu wrote:Interesting thing I noticed is that scrolling down even the smallest bit allowed me to click a research, […]

That sounds a lot like my issue 57667.

Also happens with some 29-item columns now. The rest of the conditions stayed the same.

Currently affected:
Items → 10h → Production → right column (29 items)
Buildings → 50h → Deconstructed → both columns (29/28 items)

Edit: I wonder if 56466 is related.

The (wireless) logistic network connection is enabled on both inserters but not set up, always evaluating to false.

So I wanted to make a banana milkshake, peeled and cut a banana and stuffed it into a mixed together with milk but didn’t turn on the mixer. Then I decided I didn’t want a milkshake after all, so I turned the mixer over and dumped the contents on the table. Suddenly, the milk was back inside the car...

In the production statistics, when a column contains exactly 28 items (or twice as many as can be shown) and the list is scrolled all the way up, none of the items in that column can be filtered with left or right click. If the column contains more or less than 28 items, all items can be filtered. I...

vanatteveldt wrote:bash: line 4: 4507 Trace/breakpoint trap (core dumped) ~/Downloads/factorio/bin/x64/factorio
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This looks like you’re running Factorio via a wrapper script that calls Factorio in line 4. Are you?

Discarding excess space science packs makes sense for players who want to launch as many rockets as possible with no limits, which was kind of the post-end-game goal before space science was implemented. Silently discarding the excess space science packs isn’t a good design choice, though. I believe...

That’s intended behavior. The “priority” in the option name might be a misnomer in this case, though.

If you switch on show-transport-lines (in the F4 menu), you’ll see what happens. Whenever a belt near the splitter is modified, the transport lines are re-calculated and under certain conditions, output lanes stop and never continue. Lanes only stop if the backed-up item count on a priority lane is ...