Increase max logistic filter count above 1,000
Posted: Sat Apr 16, 2022 4:24 pm
Howdy.
The APi for set|get_personal_logistic_slot notes the slot_index is a uint. In practice, you'll get a Factorio error if it's greater than 65K. In reality you cannot add more than 1000 items to the personal logistics, which is too limiting.
I argue that it's too few because mods such as Krastorio 2 plus Space Exploration alone have near 1400 items that can end up in your inventory, and trying to maintain some semblance of organization (for instance, mirroring the crafting rows / columns) overflows the capacity. Of course I wrote a mod (unpublished until this is resolved) to automatically manage my personal logistics for me...
As for the fix, I would like the limit to be removed, pushed much higher (e.g., the 65K boundary), or allow mod authors to increase the number of logistic slots beyond the base game's maximum. Choices #1 or #2 would be preferred because combining tens or hundreds of mods--while each under the limit--can push it above the limit, and which of those authors should code choice #3?
Thanks,
/ds
The APi for set|get_personal_logistic_slot notes the slot_index is a uint. In practice, you'll get a Factorio error if it's greater than 65K. In reality you cannot add more than 1000 items to the personal logistics, which is too limiting.
I argue that it's too few because mods such as Krastorio 2 plus Space Exploration alone have near 1400 items that can end up in your inventory, and trying to maintain some semblance of organization (for instance, mirroring the crafting rows / columns) overflows the capacity. Of course I wrote a mod (unpublished until this is resolved) to automatically manage my personal logistics for me...
As for the fix, I would like the limit to be removed, pushed much higher (e.g., the 65K boundary), or allow mod authors to increase the number of logistic slots beyond the base game's maximum. Choices #1 or #2 would be preferred because combining tens or hundreds of mods--while each under the limit--can push it above the limit, and which of those authors should code choice #3?
Thanks,
/ds