Version 0.16.46

[FactorioBot]

Bugfixes

• Another fix for setting PvP map dimensions to 0. (60570)
• Fixed possible desync related to circuit networks.
• Another possible fix for multi-GPU setups on Linux. (60609)
• Fixed that modded infinite inserter stack size research would wrap around instead of maxing out. (60613)
• Fixed scenarios with partial identical names didn't work correctly. (60624)
• Fixed splitter lane selection inconsistency when inserting into middle. (Now it is always right for both belts, splitters and underground belts.) (60653)
• Fixed LuaPlayer::build_from_cursor. (60644)
• Fixed a desync in replay that would happen if console commands were used during the play. (60661)
• Fixed desync when setting inserter filters while it's connected to the circuit network (60245)

Use the automatic updater if you can (check experimental updates in other settings) or download full installation at http://www.factorio.com/download/experimental.

[Gergely]

Will it ever be stable again?!

[system]

yes. it will, eventually

But, really, we could play with 100+ mods on almost any version released during last year. I think it is more stable than most (80%+) of other sandboxes with mods.

I agree, that one thing is missing now: trust that updating to new version will not make game unplayable.

[deer_buster]

yes. it will, eventually

But, really, we could play with 100+ mods on almost any version released during last year. I think it is more stable than most (80%+) of other sandboxes with mods.

I agree, that one thing is missing now: trust that updating to new version will not make game unplayable.

If that is a concern, then only use the stable version....

[Chartas]

If that is a concern, then only use the stable version....

YES. Someone who get's why there are STABLE and EXPERIMENTAL Versions! I mean if experimental versions had no risk of something going wrong why not declare them stable right away... That would totaly defeat their purpose.

[Philip017]

i gladly risk my creations on the experimental version - and report the bugs i find, i believe it helps make a better game,

you can always make another world, it's just another couple of hundred hours of experimental time.

if you have a world with thousands of hours, you might want to consider only using the stable version.

[thecatlover1996]

And if you do want to use a thousand-hour-world to test, backups are your friend

[Chartas]

And if you do want to use a thousand-hour-world to test, backups are your friend

Actually this should be so easy to implement i'll write a feature suggestion for this.