I really feel bad for saying this - but I don't like the new design For me it looks too messy, and the version without the antenna looks like some sort of anus and with the antenna, it's a pit of worms

Show us what the train-stop is set to. Also, if that's correct, try placing a power pole in the box/trainstop circuit. Lets have a look at what's being sent on the network. -jim lee Here is the updated image. I've also added some more conditions to the train to illustrate the problem better. https:...

Please look at the image carefully. 1) The Iron plates are read from the cargo. Condition is "Cargo: <Iron plates> => 1000"; cargo wagon has 500 plates; 500/1000 = 0.5 = 50% progress; 2) The coper plates signal is read from the circuit. Condition is "Circuit signal: <Copper plates> =>...

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Thu Mar 21, 2019 9:32 pm

The copper progress bar is correctly showing 0 of 1K loaded in the cargo wagon.

Please explain. Why showing copper as 0 is correct while the iron is showing 50% progress? Conditions are exactly the same.

Circuit condition - Here we just show nothing or full, as we can't really know. Not a bug. With all the respect, it looks like a bug and causes confusion to the end user. Also, the "...as we can't really know" is not very clear here since the conditions are exactly the same and there shou...

Hi there! I've already posted this in suggestions, but for me this more seems like a bug (I know it's a "feature" but it's perceived as a bug). Please see the situation on the image below: https://www.dropbox.com/s/kwhqv1gazpdc7k6/train_example_2.png?dl=0&raw=1 So, as you can see, the ...

Okay, I will try to explain what I mean with an image. Please look at the following situation: https://www.dropbox.com/s/kwhqv1gazpdc7k6/train_example_2.png?dl=0&raw=1 So, the question is: Why there is a progress bar for Iron plates and there is no (or even can't be) a progress bar for Copper pl...

Is that what you've actually been looking for? I look for the exact same behaviour (like the highlighted Item count in your quote) but for the Circuit network parameter. And I actually wait for the boxes to be filled by the unloading train (8 boxes equal to 19200 total ore), also I don't use a comp...

If I remember correctly from a past FFF, trains can check the amount of a certain cargo, and a progress bar will be displayed in this case. But displaying a progress bar for a circuit condition is something entirely different because -- as said before -- you're trying to look into a black box there...

Note: I've not played with the most recent update as of yet. It seems like several of you want to over-complicate the scenario. Yes, trains cannot realistically look to the entire circuit network beyond themselves to see all of the computations that go into sending a signal. Thus, when a train or t...

However, you can't really know how many biters will be out there -- so how would you measure progress in that scenario? In this case, if your circuit is providing a value of 0 when the power is on and 1 when the power is off the progress will simply be as it is now (ON or OFF). But imagine if you h...

While these still would be somewhat comparable to eachother (see, this game is so awesome, you can compare apples with oranges :P ), why bother? I mean, why bother with trains specificly, you could ask for a scale in every combinator GUI you opened, and it doesnt stop there. Because Train GUI is cu...

I acknowledge this. The point is, however, that somebody has to program the game and the GUI, and they have to do it so that all cases are covered, be it really simple setups or complicated ones, with lots of combinators and conditions to check. I fully understand what you are saying, however, even...

The circuit condition schedule option itself is not a leave condition with a 0-100% scale, its boolean, either true or false. Boolean doesn´t know how much % away from your 100% you are, it just looks at a number and says its >= or <= or ==, compared to what number you gave it But we have, now even...

Well, you have a rather simple setup (sorry, no offense meant), with only one condition to check. So I can see why you're disappointed that there is no progress bar. However, think of mixed-cargo trains. Say you already have 15k iron in your unloading chests. Now a train fully loaded with iron pull...

Basically, the train station is waiting for one signal (e.g. "If Iron ore >= 19200 Then output GREEN") which it forwards then to the train. However, this one signal is all it will ever see, and it's the output of a black box. There could be dozens of combinators processing different input...

Hi there! EDIT and TL;DR; In the situation on the image the <Copper plates> circuit signal should be used to draw a progress bar instead of simply being "all or nothing" since there is no reason it should be different from the "Cargo" leave condition. https://www.dropbox.com/s/kw...