As the subject says Factorio is tanking using all 32GB RAM and stays like that until I can manage to task kill or restart my PC (Faster)

This is either full zoomed out, or moving at fully zoomed out.
I can provide more system data if needed.


What I had planned, 1000x1000 area of sand/no trees ...

Fresh bug report for you :) well two actually.

1. When loading the Floors mod I get a crash. Repeatable, and only when Floors is in the active mods. https://forums.factorio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=4521&start=50
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just-in-time (JIT ...

JamesOFarrell wrote:

PiggyWhiskey wrote:I get a crash at line 780 of control.lua

That's a bug. It should be fixed in 0.2.1.

Perfect! Thank you for the quick reply and action.

Edit: New issue.

I run my game with TimeButtons and get this crash whenever I select a different speed.

Playing with a few mods with Dytech as one of the major mods (other little ones in there)

Start a new freeplay, terrain gen's fine and can place the starting Furnace/Miner. But the moment I manually mine something I get a crash at line 780 of control.lua

Error while running the event handler ...

Expandable copper smelting (can be upgraded to electric furnaces later), optimized for beacons and (almost)blue belts. max is 54(missing 2) furnaces, but you can add extra with beacons.

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At the bottom is a 4 lane belt balancer.

That's quite a nice furnace layout.



I hadn't considered a ...

On the topic of belts, here's something I came up with that I suppose there's a chance someone else might be interested in. While it is somewhat large and unwieldy due to the extra bits of track needed to cause side-loading, it is smaller than the first two versions I tried. The purpose is to ...

My understanding is the 1/3 and the full lane are split to 2. So it shouldn't be a choke point by the splitter.

Udav wrote:You 2->3 splitter bad! Look at bottleneck after first splitter.

Eugh, thats what I get for going online while half asleep. It's meant to be on the other side.

Here is how I split one third of the items of a belt.
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This back-feeding probably allows more odd proportions.

But don't use splitters too much. Overproduce! Backed up belts are better for sanity than distributing scarcity.

Thats quite a smooth split. Not sure how ...

Probably a bit of a silly question, where are the links for the updated versions?

Edit: Nevermind, I keep forgetting that this is just a thread in the subforum for RSO. Found the version.

DerivePi wrote:This is my concept for a maxed out Advanced Circuit facility with 96 advanced circuit assemblers and 12 copper wire assemblers.

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2 Questions.
Why don't you take an in-game screenshot? easier to see.
What program do you use for that?

I like your design on allowing the trains to pull out of the station and onto the correct side of the double tracks. I will definitely be stealing this for my base. It's because of the double train engines right?


This is my 4-way intersection with Driving on the left. http://puu.sh/i6QBs ...

Also why not use "Copper" and "Iron" instead of CU and FE. Not everyone knows or wants to use the Symbols.

Somewhat of a dead thread, but...I'm trying to get Straight World to work with Resource Spawner Overhaul with mixed success.

The mod-dev from RSO has said there is a big issue with the World Generator for Straight World and won't add support until it's fixed.

I also looked into integration of ...

New version is up - I upped Nickel a bit for bob's ores and fixed the starting area issue.

I also looked into integration of Straight World mod - it could be used with RSO if it's a part of it.
I found also quite serious issue with Straight World mod itself - it makes map generator work constantly ...

Hi there, I'm loving this mod :) It's forcing me to learn a lot more about train management than I usually would have (Lots and lots of belts :D)

But I've also got a mod called Straight World https://forums.factorio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=7191 (For the OCD inclined) and its messing with the ...