... in front of it. Been there, Done it ... Now, the real question: Do you relaod from last fast save point Do you take it like a man and do the ReSpawn Do you admit to that was f... stupid, and as as punishment restart from beginning ? (NB: one has to save and reload the seed to get the same ...

... how to skip the intro and crash site thing. Thanks for quoting me! I remembered there was something or other where you could change the startup/respawn items, but "startup items" was too general as a search term. Now I've found the relevant info (remote.call) from Deadlock's post again ...

Someone accidentally implemented The Matrix

Thanks for the report.
Fixed for 1.1.20

... Open tips and tricks and wait for the character to die. The player is then forced to load their last save, with no option to respawn.

... spawner kills means cheap defenses. Because of frequency boost to 200% I'm not sure clearing nearby bases helps that much as they seem to just respawn rather fast. My guess though, unless you're speed running, much of this discussion is only interesting to its participants. It's clear to me ...

... "freeplay" scenario Factorio, the default scenario for Factorio games, it has its own remote interface handler for defining starting and respawn inventories for all players. That same scenario also generates the "crash" cutscene and the cancelling of said cutscene so that is ...

... instead of ...kill_all_units() then you destroyed everything of the enemy in existence, so unless you explore new enemy bases nothing is going to respawn. Well I didn't want to kill all units, but everything in my explored area. Wiki says "This will kill all biters, bases and worms. Anything ...

... Rampant, but it has been two hours and they are still nowhere, even when my factory is giving off good pollution cloud.. They should eventually respawn, right? Wiki says that command kills them only in explored areas. If you actually used the command you linked instead of ...kill_all_units() ...

... Rampant, but it has been two hours and they are still nowhere, even when my factory is giving off good pollution cloud.. They should eventually respawn, right? Wiki says that command kills them only in explored areas.

... to finding your body back after you die since otherwise there's no drawback to death. But you can make a map marker after you die but before you respawn. If you remember to, and even then you've still got to find the damn thing amongst a sea of blood and gore. The idea that this is the *good* ...

Rseding91 wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 04, 2017 1:24 pm

It's purposefully not marked/highlighted because it adds a challenge to finding your body back after you die since otherwise there's no drawback to death.

But you can make a map marker after you die but before you respawn.

If this is about TinyStart - you can use remote calls to the freeplay scenario script to set up starting and respawn inventories and even disable the initial cutscene completely if it is causing other issues somehow. In my experience those work reliably regardless of whether ...

If this is about TinyStart - you can use remote calls to the freeplay scenario script to set up starting and respawn inventories and even disable the initial cutscene completely if it is causing other issues somehow. In my experience those work reliably regardless of whether ...

... another example in the list: Add a main base, including 4 automatic mini-turrets on the roof for self-reliability (This is where you can set your respawn) (Sub bases has no defenses, resource efficient: Creating more spawn points) I'm using creativity to add some options onto the list. There is ...

... at the cost of resources Add a main base, including 4 automatic mini-turrets on the roof for self-reliability (This is where you can set your respawn) (Sub bases has no defenses, resource efficient: Creating more spawn points) Increasing equipment grid, adding more space for modules in armor ...

Also where excatly do you have to put I do it in on_init() from control.lua. script.on_init( if remote.interfaces["freeplay"] then remote.call("freeplay", "set_skip_intro", true) remote.call("freeplay", "set_disable_crashsite", true) remote.call(&qu...

... which let you turn those things off. There are other commands to change the starting inventory items and what items you get when you die and respawn. remote.call("freeplay", "set_skip_intro", true) remote.call("freeplay", "set_disable_crashsite", true) ...

Same session - I died and it asked me what I want to do. And as I knew it was so hopeless there is no point to Respawn, I clicked Restart.

... your inventory. This is eventually very irritating. It would be very convenient to be reminded of the status of the personal logistic toggle on respawn countdown window or as a log message on respawn.