Moderator: Optera
sorry, i forgot to add that this crashes to the menu, not desktop. thought thats not creating anything crash related.
nope
yes, i got rid of a few QoL mods that weren´t really helping and some others.
That won't be necessary, just checking if it could have been something triggered by an on_configuration_changed event. The only way another mod could mess up LTNT would be by destroying one of my UI elements (Yes, you can do that. All UI elements are accessible by all mods.). Seems very unlikely to me. It must be some rare edge case I can't figure out. If you have a save that can reliably reproduce the issues, that would be very helpful. If uploading that is a problem I could also send you a build with extensive debug logging and I would only need that log file.
Thank you
Filtering or sorting items is a bit of an issue. Mods only see the internal item names, never the localized ones. So if I were to implement a filter you'd have to type "iron-ore" to get iron ore. Not too bad in English, but very confusing for anyone playing with Factorio set to a different language. Even for English locale, there are a few weird ones ("logistic-chest-active-provider" for "active provider chest" is one example I know of the top of my head). And that is just the base game. Mods could define internal names that have nothing to do with the actually displayed name. That being said, its probably going to happen, once I figure out the station tab
Bobs Ores comes to mind, every new ore is called bobore1, bobore2, ....
You can only get a LocalizedString. It can be used to set text on UI elements (which then will be translated without effecting the game state). But there is no way to get the translated name and use it in my code.
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local item_name = "iron-ore"
local localized_name = game.item_prototypes[item_name].localized_name -- = {"item-name.iron-ore"}
my_button.caption = localized_name
Does FNEI have locale-specific search? If so, I'll try to figure out how that is implemented.
dont think its localized, as for how it finds aluminium/bauxite. And i just found out that searching for Titanium need you to insert Rutile into the search box
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["state"] = function(a,b)
if #global.data.stops[a].activeDeliveries ~= #global.data.stops[b].activeDeliveries then
return #global.data.stops[a].activeDeliveries > #global.data.stops[b].activeDeliveries
else
return color_order[global.data.stops[a].signals[1][1]] < color_order[global.data.stops[b].signals[1][1]]
end
end,
