[MOD 0.14] AAI Programmable Vehicles

[Alien_Squasher]

Can someone place these blueprints for me in their 0.14 world then update to 0.15 and scan them again? These don't work in .15 and I can't run 0.14 because I have modified too much of the games cache because I've ported a bunch of 0.12 mods and integrated new graphics for them.

[Mr_Waffle]

Fellas, I'm stumped similar to the below quoted issue. I've tried I believe to correctly emulate the setup per the sample, setting wood=0 and output as input count. After 2 hours, I give up, I can't seem to debug this correctly.

I'd be grateful if anyone can look at my blueprint below and let me know where I've messed up. I also made a screenshot, showing the green dot. I think an hour passed while I researched/googled this, and it was still there marked despite the sample setup that should have removed the 2 green dots.

Thanks for looking in advance !

My failed Clear Empty Resource Zone

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Screenshot of Setup

Screenshot of the setup, like the sample from Page 1

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Decider Setting

Decider Setting per comments

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Hello,

This mod is absolutely amazing and even though I'm a complete Combinator illiterate, I managed to get a few things working by blindly copying the examples given in the original post.
However, the example for 'Clear Empty Resource Zone' confused me. The description for the settings for the top two Decider Combinators are different from previous descriptions
and do not match up with the options that the combinator gives me.
As shown here:

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Why is there a double equals-to sign, and why is there no mention of what to set for the X and the Y?
I have made the following setting: Wood = 0 and for both X and Y i set 'Input Count'. Is that correct?

That double = sign is often used in programming languages to determinate that one side is "equal" to the other side, because just one = sign means "set" where the left side would receive the value of the right side. For combinator you read it as just 1 = sign and it'll be fine.

[Skeleton Man]

Fellas, I'm stumped similar to the below quoted issue. I've tried I believe to correctly emulate the setup per the sample, setting wood=0 and output as input count. After 2 hours, I give up, I can't seem to debug this correctly.

I'd be grateful if anyone can look at my blueprint below and let me know where I've messed up. I also made a screenshot, showing the green dot. I think an hour passed while I researched/googled this, and it was still there marked despite the sample setup that should have removed the 2 green dots.

Thanks for looking in advance !

The Zone Controller needs to have an X and Y coordinate input into it only so it will delete the zone. Your scanner finds zones and broadcasts out their X and Y coordinates. Then, you pass those coordinates through to your decider combinator to set a condition in which the X and Y coordinates are allowed to pass through.

The decider is only checking a particular value, it does not actually have to operate on the X and Y value. In this case, your decider is not allowing the X or Y values to pass through after checking if it is receiving a wood signal. You need to set your deciders to output X and Y, and tick the "input count" box. This way, you feed the combinators the X, Y, and wether or not the tile has wood. The decider checks to see if the tile has wood on it, and if it doesn't, will output (essentially, allow passage) of the X and Y coordinates to the other side of the decider, which then hook up to the zone controller. Then the zone controller reads the X and Y coordinates provided to it and clears the zone.

[Mr_Waffle]

Ah, the devil in the details..... Thanks for that push in the right direction. That cured I think the problem. Now, I get to wrap my befuddled head around the hauler to miner challenge.

Again, thank you very much.

The decider is only checking a particular value, it does not actually have to operate on the X and Y value. In this case, your decider is not allowing the X or Y values to pass through after checking if it is receiving a wood signal. You need to set your deciders to output X and Y, and tick the "input count" box. This way, you feed the combinators the X, Y, and wether or not the tile has wood. The decider checks to see if the tile has wood on it, and if it doesn't, will output (essentially, allow passage) of the X and Y coordinates to the other side of the decider, which then hook up to the zone controller. Then the zone controller reads the X and Y coordinates provided to it and clears the zone.

[Earendel]

Version 0.2.17 has been released.

This is notable because there's is a new feature involving basic automation without combinators. If you have a unit selected with the Unit Remote Controller and you shift-click on a player or on another vehicle, the selected vehicle will follow the vehicle you clicked on. If you have multiple units selected then instead of following directly they will try to follow in a circle around the target.

You can give follow commands with the Unit Controller tower too, send it a "Follow ID Signal" or "Follow Player Signal", it will keep at a default distance. Add a distance signal to change the follow distance, add an angle signal to keep a fixed angle. Use X and Y tiles to specify an absolute offset from the target instead. Use X and Y Subtiles to speify an orientation offset, based on the direction the player or vehicle is facing.

This makes formations much easier to do.

Can someone place these blueprints for me in their 0.14 world then update to 0.15 and scan them again? These don't work in .15 and I can't run 0.14 because I have modified too much of the games cache because I've ported a bunch of 0.12 mods and integrated new graphics for them.

I need to update the demo map and the examples, then I will update the blueprint strings. It's next on my list.

[sumdawgy]

Version 0.2.17 has been released.

This is notable because .

This makes formations much easier to do.

thank you!!

One other thing tho...
15.17 I can't use vehicle automation... Factorio is upset over "basic vehicles" not defined or some such i didn't screen shot.. )late nite) have you seen this yet?

[Earendel]

Version 0.2.17 has been released.

This is notable because .

This makes formations much easier to do.

thank you!!

One other thing tho...
15.17 I can't use vehicle automation... Factorio is upset over "basic vehicles" not defined or some such i didn't screen shot.. )late nite) have you seen this yet?

Oh, that's probably because I made the hauler mod optional... but maybe it's not so optional yet. I will fix that.

[Pandemoneus]

Looking forward to the updated example files! Honestly, I'm having some trouble properly programming the vehicles without them going all over the map in random directions.

[Skeleton Man]

Is there a way to set the unit data on a vehicle such that it can void items in its fuel/ammunition slots, or do I have to unload them manually? Setting them to -1 only voids their cargo contents.

Having expendable vehicles like chaingunners or cars suck up 50 of a fuel item or 200 magazines if they're left nearby a depot is a downer, but having to unload the vehicles by hand when I recall them to deploy them somewhere else is probably worse.

[Nightinggale]

Speaking of (un)loading ammo, could the loading include the count in fuel and ammo slots? Right now if you set a vehicle to load 200 bullets, it loads 200, puts them into an ammo slot and then load another 200, meaning unitdata of 200 actually gives 400. Even worse if the ammo slot has one bullet left, it will not load and it will just load 200 into cargo, meaning it has only 201. In other words setting unit data to loading 200 bullets will give 201-400 bullets.

It would be nice if you could set it to 400 bullets (or whatever you want) and then be sure that's what they all have on loading between combat. The same goes for fuel.

[Skeleton Man]

Speaking of (un)loading ammo, could the loading include the count in fuel and ammo slots? Right now if you set a vehicle to load 200 bullets, it loads 200, puts them into an ammo slot and then load another 200, meaning unitdata of 200 actually gives 400. Even worse if the ammo slot has one bullet left, it will not load and it will just load 200 into cargo, meaning it has only 201. In other words setting unit data to loading 200 bullets will give 201-400 bullets.

It would be nice if you could set it to 400 bullets (or whatever you want) and then be sure that's what they all have on loading between combat. The same goes for fuel.

Unfortunately I believe fuel and ammunition slots are both separate and distinct inventories from cargo. Unit data as it is now seems to only take into account cargo inventories, but when transferring inventories between depots and vehicles, it automatically tries to load ammo and fuel into the correct slots.

The only way i've been vaguely able to combat this is to use conveyor belts to pass newly deployed vehicles by a number of depots. Vehicles are set to only grab, for instance, 20 fuel and 40 magazines at a time. They're still inconsistent and will grab two or three times depending on the timing, but it gets the job done at the least.

[Earendel]

Is there a way to set the unit data on a vehicle such that it can void items in its fuel/ammunition slots, or do I have to unload them manually? Setting them to -1 only voids their cargo contents.

Having expendable vehicles like chaingunners or cars suck up 50 of a fuel item or 200 magazines if they're left nearby a depot is a downer, but having to unload the vehicles by hand when I recall them to deploy them somewhere else is probably worse.

Speaking of (un)loading ammo, could the loading include the count in fuel and ammo slots? Right now if you set a vehicle to load 200 bullets, it loads 200, puts them into an ammo slot and then load another 200, meaning unitdata of 200 actually gives 400. Even worse if the ammo slot has one bullet left, it will not load and it will just load 200 into cargo, meaning it has only 201. In other words setting unit data to loading 200 bullets will give 201-400 bullets.

It would be nice if you could set it to 400 bullets (or whatever you want) and then be sure that's what they all have on loading between combat. The same goes for fuel.

I'll add those to the todo list.

[Bortos]

Getting the following error:



Keeps occurring when I drive near a nest in my car. No AAI vehicles are doing anything.

Save uploaded that has the error occur within 2 seconds after loading. Error is thrown 100% of the time

[Pandemoneus]

By the way, there seems to be a dupe. When I insert fuel into a flame tumbler (like 5 rocket fuel for example), drive 1 meter and then mine the tumbler, I get a full stack of fuel back instead of just 4.

[Earendel]

Save uploaded that has the error occur within 2 seconds after loading. Error is thrown 100% of the time

Thanks for uploading the save, that is extremely useful for debugging.

[Nightinggale]

Error while running event aai-programmable-vehicles::on_tick (ID 0)
__aai-programmable-vehicles__/util.lua:182: attempt to perform arithmetic on field 'x' (a nil value)

I'm not really sure how this happened. I was driving in a car while controlling the rest of my vehicles, which consists of two more cars, some chaingunners, some flame thrower cars and one hauler with fuel and ammo supplies. No enemies in sight. I'm moving directly east and the last order was going north of a mining colony, which may have affected pathfinding if they decide not to go in a strait line. I have no idea if any of the vehicles might request fuel from the hauler, but it's possible since I had driven quite a distance. I have no vehicles not in this group (no miners etc).

Found the cause. There are some biters I didn't spot and the crash appears to be when the flame throwers tries to activate. Attached a savegame, which triggers within seconds after loading without any player inputs.

[Skeleton Man]

Some structure of mine seems to be trying to query ID 0 on a vehicle and keeps crashing the game when it tries to perform an operation on "x" which is a nil value. Only seems to happen in very particular instances and I can't pin it down to what.

[Nightinggale]

Error while running event aai-programmable-vehicles::on_tick (ID 0)
__aai-programmable-vehicles__/control.lua:911 bad argument #-1 to 'get_ammo_damage_modifier' (string expected, got nil)

Same savegame. This time I stopped the flame tumblers and tried to use chain gunners and cars. Both of those trigger this error. I'm not sure when or how it broke, but I used both cars and chain gunners earlier in this game without issues, meaning it broke very recently.

Manual control and attack using any of those vehicles seems to work just fine, which is likely to be expected considering the problem is in on_tick.

[y.petremann]

Got an error :

Error while running event aai-programmable-vehicles::on_tick (ID 0)
__aai-programmable-vehicles__/util.lua:135: attempt to index local 'b' (a nil value)

The structure that caused the crash :

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Don't mind about the uglyness of this circuit ... It's mainly a work in progress for an automatic hauler (The hauler only move when needed and don't follow mining vehicles when they are not ready to give sufficient resources.)...

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Got an error :

Error while running event aai-programmable-vehicles::on_tick (ID 0)
__aai-programmable-vehicles__/util.lua:135: attempt to index local 'b' (a nil value)

Error while running event aai-programmable-vehicles::on_tick (ID 0)
__aai-programmable-vehicles__/control.lua:911 bad argument #-1 to 'get_ammo_damage_modifier' (string expected, got nil)

Same savegame. This time I stopped the flame tumblers and tried to use chain gunners and cars. Both of those trigger this error. I'm not sure when or how it broke, but I used both cars and chain gunners earlier in this game without issues, meaning it broke very recently.

Both issues should be fixed in v0.3.20.