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So my question is, is there a way to force those chunks off without deleting or visiting and manually clearing them?
[0.17.52] Many active chunks far outside my base
[0.17.52] Many active chunks far outside my base
I have many active chunks outside my base (purple squares). There is no pollution there. They're eating my UPS. Uninstalling Rampant and Natural Evolution does not help, nor changing any of their options either. Deleting the chunks with lua commands helps as well as deleting all biter forces with nests, entity update drops from 8ms+ to 3ms. This may (not necessarily though, as I installed Rampant and Natural evolution just around that same time) have started after one of the most recent updates where their AI got changed. I didn't have this problem for 350 hours on this map before this.
So my question is, is there a way to force those chunks off without deleting or visiting and manually clearing them?
So my question is, is there a way to force those chunks off without deleting or visiting and manually clearing them?
Re: [0.17.52] Many active chunks far outside my base
They're active because they have things to do (biters to build bases, attack, spawn). If you want to "turn them off" you either have to kill them or turn biters to peaceful.
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Re: [0.17.52] Many active chunks far outside my base
If I asking the game for https://lua-api.factorio.com/latest/Lua ... _pollution , makes it need for forced chunk update?
Re: [0.17.52] Many active chunks far outside my base
Upon further investigation, I found out what happened. Turned out I wasn't accurate enough in my tests. Rampant has an option to shrink collision boxes of biters and nests, so it did. After I returned it to normal, a lot of biters got stuck inside rocks, cliffs and nests. Where they got stuck, they wouldn't deactivate, would keep the chunks permanently loaded, and those would seem to spam countless biters in some places like on the screenshot below. And they all had to move. So I executed /ac game.forces["enemy"].kill_all_units() once again, and discovered that I didn't wait long enough on the previous tries: chunks need time to unload. It completely solved this situation in the end.
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