I like the idea, but I would modify it slightly. There is no need for the max/sum signal to be always calculated. They could work just like "anything" or "everything" works now - we already have 2 aggregating signals, why not have more?. Max/min/sum/average could all be useful an...

So I've looked at the performance without modules. I placed around 400 electrolyzers, each with 1200 voids at the outputs. Each void is saturated at about 50%, meaning it works for a second, then doesn't for a second, and it loops. That gives 600 transitions from ingredient shortage -> working per s...

Thanks for looking into it. That's something I have not expected. With that information I'll look into this again tomorrow, because I still think there is some noticable cost to such entities even if they are not moduled - I made the change on a pymods community map where no modules were used and th...

I believe it already caches the previous recipe. The problem is that when it's not saturated it looks for others (because there may exist a recipe that takes 100 water and voids it and also a recipe that takes 10 water and voids it. Imagine the first one being executed and leaving 20 water in. The s...

PyIndustry adds entities that can void fluids/gasses/items (ingredient is converted to 0 water). They are of type "furnace". There is a in the order of a few hundred possible recipes for each such entity. After changing the type of the voiding entity to "assembling-machine" the e...

It looks like the multicross just compressed. I tested it briefly and gets about the same as the multicross. Yes! I was playing with multicross and was bugged by how much space is wasted in the corners. This should have the same performance if I didn't screw up. Should have probably mentioned that....

A 2 lane RHD 6-car intersection of size 4x4 chunks. I was unable to find any smaller with the matching throughput. I think the smallest one that matches this one in throughput is about 5x5 chunks. Last time I tested it was ~87/min. It would be nice to get it verified by someone else and included in ...

RedViper wrote: ↑

Sat Mar 28, 2020 3:37 pm

Hello, I got an error with your helpful helmod recipes mod when using the transport drones mod, I thought it was a mistake on Klonans end, but he was nice enough to provide a fix.

Thanks! I'll fix this in a minute

Alternatively:

Unchecking this does indeed remove it from the tooltip but the performance drop is still there. It hasn't changed with the last update that fixed some of this stuff.

This is a collection of my QOL mods that I made with py in mind. These work with anything, not only py, but it's py (and ab) where they shine. Remove Raw Materials Display Modpage: https://mods.factorio.com/mod/remove_raw_materials_display Description: When playing with all recipes unlocked some raw...

eradicator wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 22, 2020 9:33 am

Sopel wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 04, 2020 11:49 am

is it somehow moderated?

You've searched in "Recently Updated" but you wanted "Most Downloaded".

no excuse for wrong defaults

Smoother camera movement and moving items when in hand (and guis generally) would be enough.
I always play creative with 144 ups just because it's so much better on my monitor. For legit playthroughs, not so much choice sadly.

I think it would make more sense for undo, since with copy/paste you always see the result.

that's why you can turn them off

Factorio doesn't update assembler progress every tick. Just when product is made or something else happens. At least that what one of the devs told me on reddit when I brought up the topic. As for the "abstraction". To even make it feasible I think it would require the user to specify an a...

Zemoff wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 04, 2020 3:24 pm

Mayby we can get empty mod to start new game and update it later for existing map?

that's not how this works

"There's no performance impact, except for division, but then again, it's from 2011, it's migth be better." This is a microbenchmark. When you take cache into consideration it has an impact. Though the whole system is complex and such a little change would likely not matter in the end. &qu...

good job mod portal...

is it somehow moderated?

I'm concerned about what BlueTemplar brought up already, that is how expensive the higher tiers of "animal modules" are. Regarding the science complexity now. One solution would be to add a science pack below red, which would be used just for a few essential researches like automation, log...

It's not complex at all! That's the best part. The only thing one has to do is set the depo stop to "Read train contents" and "Enable/disable" on Anything>0. Wires only required if you want the programmable speaker part. My understanding of the enable/disable option was that it ...