I love f'' strings, so, no Python 3.5 even. import pickle import os import os.path as _osp from fractions import Fraction as _F class ProductionItem: __slots__ = ('_name', '_time', '_ingredients', '_produced', '__weakref__') def __init__(self, name, time, ingredients, produced=1, **kargs): super()._...

This might only be an issue on high DPI displays. I have a 13 inch screen at 3200x1800. When using the deconstruction tool, if I sweep from right to left, the icons and counts showing what I'm going to be deconstructing are overlapped by the icon for the tool itself. If I sweep from left to right it...

Thank you! You fixed the outright bug, and fixed the annoyances that led to the behavior that triggered it in the first place! I'm looking forward to 0.16 just for the performance belt performance upgrade you guys wrote up in your blog. :-) I have one more bug to post, about a UI glitch that I assum...

Is it possible to snapshot the game state periodically? That, especially in combination with a filesystem that supports snapshots, would do a lot to mitigate the stupid harm these people can cause. You could snapshot every 5 minutes or so, and roll back to any previous state you please.

Ahh, that's probably what I did then. In fact, that is exactly what I did. The display that shows you whether or not the belt is connected does not show up when you're shift-clicking unless one of the ends has already been dropped. And I wanted to make sure it was the max length, so I wanted to move...

I created the blueprint from ghosts in 0.15.31 (I'm pretty sure, I remember Steam telling me it had downloaded and updated Factorio and going to the forum and reading about it before I did that). It could've been 0.15.30. I'm betting it's the fact that I created it from a ghost that did it. That als...

I created a blueprint for just an underground belt, max distance, so I could tile it across the landscape and build a long, mostly underground, conveyor belt. When the underground belt ends are dropped by the bots, they are frequently in the wrong orientation. I suspect that what happens is that whi...