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AndrolGenhald wrote:

bobingabout wrote:Warfare 0.16.3:
Added clamp_position = true to all artillery ammo. This should fix the min_range issue.
Also removed artillery projectile smoke from my artillery ammo, and added map reveal mechanics.


Vehicleequipment 0.16.2:
Added clamp_position = true to plasma artillery. This should fix the min_range issue.

clamp_position broke my artillery range research, they now fire at things that are in range but the shells explode long before they reach the target.

Wendigo wrote:Love your mods btw but a quick question for you or someone of the community that may know. I like the add-ons but one thing I dislike are the somewhat more 'complicated' circuit boards in that you need wood etc. Is there anyway to turn off some of these more 'complex' recipes? Thanks to anyone who can help an Intermediate Noob!

mexmer wrote:can you add detection for bobtech module?

there is for bobplates and bobmodules, and few others, but not for bobtech

bobingabout wrote:

mexmer wrote:can you add detection for bobtech module?

there is for bobplates and bobmodules, and few others, but not for bobtech

Alright, lets steal the code from bobrevamp, copy paste and edit....
bobrevamp doesn't have it either.

I'll add it to both.

Although, although they are used for other mods to detech them now... they were originally added as a place for me to hold global variables (Like gems existing as a check, even though there's no mod called bobgems) that held values I could load in multiple places, and across mods.

if data.raw.items["logistic-science-pack"] then
end

mexmer wrote:for some reason

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if data.raw.items["logistic-science-pack"] then
end

doesn't work

Trainwreck wrote:Science packs are tools, so try using

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if data.raw.tool["logistic-science-pack"] then
end

Alternatively mods can be checked using the global mods table:

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if mods["bobtech"] then
end

Seablock contains a few tweaks to ScienceCostTweaker (adjusting lab-2 recipe, logstics pack inputs, icon reordering), you're welcome to copy anything from there you think is useful. Searching for "sct" in seablock data-updates.lua and data-final-fixes.lua should find the relevant code.

bobIsAbout = false
if (settings.startup["sct-recipes"].value == "bobsmods" and bobmods and bobmods.plates) then
	bobIsAbout = true
end

Randonx wrote:Had to rebind 'Open Inserter configuration GUI' which I previously had on the 'grave' key. Now when I rebind it to 'grave' it says Key190. Happened after your most recent patches. Not sure if anything else is affected yet.

pezzawinkle wrote:I had a discussion on discord earlier that was discussing how the red and blue belts recipes could do with some tweaking in your mod pack.
Proposal:
Red belt set... replace iron gears with steel gears, reduce gear count required to be reasonable (given higher tier material)
Blue belt set... replace iron gears with Brass gear wheels and Aluminium bearings (need a new AL sinc, and making bearings would not a bad addition...)

skipping from iron to titanium feels a bit disjointed at the moment.

this change would bring belts into line with many of the other items in terms of material progression...

T1 is anything that doesn't require research to be made.
Iron, Copper, Stone blocks, Tin, Lead, Silver and Glass.
T2 is anything that requires only red science, or a T1 material to make.
Steel, Nickel and Bronze.
T3 is anything that requires Green science
Plastic, Zinc, Brass and Gunmetal, Aluminium, Gold, Silicon, Invar, and Cobalt/Cobalt steel
T4 is anything that requires Blue science
Titanium, Tungsten, Electrum, and Ceramic(Silicon Nitride)
T5 is anything that requires Alien science or science pack 4, or just T4 materials as a component.
Nitinol, Tungsten Carbide and Copper Tungsten Alloy.

bobingabout wrote:

Randonx wrote:Had to rebind 'Open Inserter configuration GUI' which I previously had on the 'grave' key. Now when I rebind it to 'grave' it says Key190. Happened after your most recent patches. Not sure if anything else is affected yet.

Nothing I've done should have changed that, I didn't change the inserters mod at all, and none of the other I updated have any key binds, so that should have been untouched.

pezzawinkle wrote:I had a discussion on discord earlier that was discussing how the red and blue belts recipes could do with some tweaking in your mod pack.
Proposal:
Red belt set... replace iron gears with steel gears, reduce gear count required to be reasonable (given higher tier material)
Blue belt set... replace iron gears with Brass gear wheels and Aluminium bearings (need a new AL sinc, and making bearings would not a bad addition...)

skipping from iron to titanium feels a bit disjointed at the moment.

this change would bring belts into line with many of the other items in terms of material progression...

The main reason why I didn't do anything like that in the past is that I didn't want to change existing things too much... however that stance has changed somewhat over the years, and the logistics mod does change a lot of base game things already, mostly around roboports. I'll make a note and look into it. Though Aluminium is quite soft, it's not really a bearing material, but I could go with Brass bearings.

bobingabout wrote: Perhaps it could be something obvious like, White stripes for filter, and bright pink stripes for stack (need something easy enough to see on all colours)

bobingabout wrote: **snip**
Current speeds are actually 0.03125 and multiples there of... which sounds like odd numbers but 0.03125 is 1/32, so red is 2/32, blue is 3/32, green is 4/32 and purple is 5/32. some people were sporting numbers like a speed of 13.3 for yellow, 26.6 for red and 40 for blue, I wonder what those numbers are.