Lol, just check the page before this one.Rouks wrote:Hello,
Is there any update in view for Factorio 0.16.x?
I'm working through the issues that people have reported with the test version, but this bug with the base game is a blocker:Rouks wrote:Hello,
Is there any update in view for Factorio 0.16.x?
If I am understanding this bug correctly, the player dies either when the vehicle he is in is replaced or when riding passenger and the AI On state automatically starts moving the vehicle?Earendel wrote:I'm working through the issues that people have reported with the test version, but this bug with the base game is a blocker:Rouks wrote:Hello,
Is there any update in view for Factorio 0.16.x?
viewtopic.php?f=23&t=56663
It's currently marked as 'not a bug', but surely killing the player is not intentional.
I can't release a version where the player randomly dies if a vehicle changes pathfinding modes.
After more testing I found that the problem is more complicated, and related to the player being unable to exit the vehicle using any of the current api calls.RocketManChronicles wrote:If I am understanding this bug correctly, the player dies either when the vehicle he is in is replaced or when riding passenger and the AI On state automatically starts moving the vehicle?Earendel wrote:I'm working through the issues that people have reported with the test version, but this bug with the base game is a blocker:Rouks wrote:Hello,
Is there any update in view for Factorio 0.16.x?
viewtopic.php?f=23&t=56663
It's currently marked as 'not a bug', but surely killing the player is not intentional.
I can't release a version where the player randomly dies if a vehicle changes pathfinding modes.
I have just downloaded your latest version to start a new (heavily) modded play-through. I am hoping to help find bugs but wanted to fully understand the debilitating bug better.
Alright, makes sense to me now. Hopefully, they look at this bug report. Thank you for the update! I will be testing the mod as it is and let you know if I come across anything else.Earendel wrote:After more testing I found that the problem is more complicated, and related to the player being unable to exit the vehicle using any of the current api calls.RocketManChronicles wrote:If I am understanding this bug correctly, the player dies either when the vehicle he is in is replaced or when riding passenger and the AI On state automatically starts moving the vehicle?Earendel wrote:I'm working through the issues that people have reported with the test version, but this bug with the base game is a blocker:Rouks wrote:Hello,
Is there any update in view for Factorio 0.16.x?
viewtopic.php?f=23&t=56663
It's currently marked as 'not a bug', but surely killing the player is not intentional.
I can't release a version where the player randomly dies if a vehicle changes pathfinding modes.
I have just downloaded your latest version to start a new (heavily) modded play-through. I am hoping to help find bugs but wanted to fully understand the debilitating bug better.
I made a separate bug report here with more details:
viewtopic.php?f=7&t=57068
Basically, when the vehicle moves around it might end up somewhere that the player can't exit, and if the vehicle mode changes at that time the player is killed. (Mode change means swapping vehicles). I can't find any way around the problem, even teleporting the old vehicle to a clear area and creating the new vehicle in a separate clear area doesn't work.
That is promising news indeed! If it means anything, I have not run into any issues so far in my single-player game. (Of course I have not entered any of the vehicles either).Earendel wrote:I've had some promising responses from two of the bug reports I submitted so hopefully Factorio 0.16.21 will fix some of the problems I can't work around. I don't know when 0.16.21 will be released, but if it does fix things I should be able to release the remaining 0.16 compatible AAI versions within a few days of that.
For the current (latest) version you have allowed us to play, I have noticed that vehicles do not want to complete a long pathfind, somewhere over 30 tiles. It seems they go so far, and then stop and cancel the remaining path to the final target destination. then they jus sit until I command them again. Sometimes, I am moving them a couple times in short distances just to get them to where I want them. Have you been improving this? Do you need a save file?Earendel wrote:I plan to release the 0.16 versions tomorrow morning. Most stuff is working but there are still some general pathfinding problems. Vehicles have problems over long distances, sometimes get stuck in a loop crashing into a tree or rock. I think some of it can be improved by tweaking some values, but it's difficult to detect problems where it's stuck but not fully stopped, and also difficult to determine a different behaviour that will help in most situations and not just make it worse. Overall it seems a bit better than the 0.15 version but it's highly subjective and environment dependant. Feedback on where the pathfinding is better or worse than the 0.15 versions would be useful.
Hmmm. So pathfinding is done with an invisible biter. Sometimes the biter goes where you tell it, but sometimes if the path fails for whatever reason, it does that wandering in circles thing that biters do. Previously there was no way to tell which one it was doing, so if it looked like the path the biter followed is not useful then it stops and tries a new path. I think that's what is happening, the path is valid but the anti-wander code is resetting it. The way things work is a bit different now because the biter is much faster and the full path gets saved ahead of time so I should be able to fix that.RocketManChronicles wrote:For the current (latest) version you have allowed us to play, I have noticed that vehicles do not want to complete a long pathfind, somewhere over 30 tiles. It seems they go so far, and then stop and cancel the remaining path to the final target destination. then they jus sit until I command them again. Sometimes, I am moving them a couple times in short distances just to get them to where I want them. Have you been improving this? Do you need a save file?Earendel wrote:I plan to release the 0.16 versions tomorrow morning. Most stuff is working but there are still some general pathfinding problems. Vehicles have problems over long distances, sometimes get stuck in a loop crashing into a tree or rock. I think some of it can be improved by tweaking some values, but it's difficult to detect problems where it's stuck but not fully stopped, and also difficult to determine a different behaviour that will help in most situations and not just make it worse. Overall it seems a bit better than the 0.15 version but it's highly subjective and environment dependant. Feedback on where the pathfinding is better or worse than the 0.15 versions would be useful.
You know, now that I think about it a little after reading this, I think the vehicles were near an obstacle (not blocked by it), usually a rock, a cliff, or a building. Does the code fail the pathfinding if a potential solution is "clipped" by the hitbox of something like that? When I am playing tonight, I will try to keep an eye on them is see if I can see what they are trying to do. This gives me some ideas to experiment with just to see what it is doing.Earendel wrote:Hmmm. So pathfinding is done with an invisible biter. Sometimes the biter goes where you tell it, but sometimes if the path fails for whatever reason, it does that wandering in circles thing that biters do. Previously there was no way to tell which one it was doing, so if it looked like the path the biter followed is not useful then it stops and tries a new path. I think that's what is happening, the path is valid but the anti-wander code is resetting it. The way things work is a bit different now because the biter is much faster and the full path gets saved ahead of time so I should be able to fix that.RocketManChronicles wrote:For the current (latest) version you have allowed us to play, I have noticed that vehicles do not want to complete a long pathfind, somewhere over 30 tiles. It seems they go so far, and then stop and cancel the remaining path to the final target destination. then they jus sit until I command them again. Sometimes, I am moving them a couple times in short distances just to get them to where I want them. Have you been improving this? Do you need a save file?Earendel wrote:I plan to release the 0.16 versions tomorrow morning. Most stuff is working but there are still some general pathfinding problems. Vehicles have problems over long distances, sometimes get stuck in a loop crashing into a tree or rock. I think some of it can be improved by tweaking some values, but it's difficult to detect problems where it's stuck but not fully stopped, and also difficult to determine a different behaviour that will help in most situations and not just make it worse. Overall it seems a bit better than the 0.15 version but it's highly subjective and environment dependant. Feedback on where the pathfinding is better or worse than the 0.15 versions would be useful.
I don't think the two mods will be compatible.000Paulo000 wrote:Hello!
Does anyone have any help for this?
Error while running event RoboTank::on_tick (ID 0)
LuaEntity API call when LuaEntity was invalid.
stack traceback:
__RoboTank__/control.lua:304: in function 'find_commander_controller'
__RoboTank__/control.lua:887: in function 'refresh_commander'
__RoboTank__/control.lua:990: in function 'update_robotank_force_on_tick'
__RoboTank__/control.lua:1104: in function <__RoboTank__/control.lua:1088>
happens when I use the control and I send a vehicle to anywhere
thanks!
