No, assuming you mean in eg production statistics or entity tooltips. But you can use combinators and lamps to create a digital display for a signal.Defective_Soul wrote: ↑Wed Jan 19, 2022 4:15 am Is there way to see amounts of things/signals fully w/o stuff like 36k wich may be somwhere between 35500-36499 ?
Actyaly i wished to make manipulatos to unload only 0.75 of crate capicusity, i assume there is wayt to do with constants calculation but ... crates only can send amout of thigs in them, not total capicusity/cells amount + i think just conect wire directly from crate to manipulator and put constant wich will be equal to 3/4 of max capicusity when it filled with same thing (since differnt things hawe different stacks amount) but when i think about countig stuff i had iuuse that i use mod wich hawe big storehousess so i think there will be a way easier way to just count max potential amout of stuff inside other than manualy count rown amount inside thing, then multyply it by 10 and then .75 thingSoShootMe wrote: ↑Wed Jan 19, 2022 5:21 amNo, assuming you mean in eg production statistics or entity tooltips. But you can use combinators and lamps to create a digital display for a signal.Defective_Soul wrote: ↑Wed Jan 19, 2022 4:15 am Is there way to see amounts of things/signals fully w/o stuff like 36k wich may be somwhere between 35500-36499 ?
Also, the values are rounded down so eg "36k" is shown for 36000-36999.
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for a = -10, 10 do
for b = -10, 10 do
game.player.surface.create_entity{name="coal", position={game.player.position.x+a, game.player.position.y+b}, amount=2000}
end
endDon't forget you need to start with /c in order to have it be a command - otherwise it's just you saying something.0570 wrote: ↑Sun Feb 13, 2022 8:02 pm Can someone help me with an updated version of the command below? It used to be able to spawn a grid of an oil patch, but it doesn't work anymore.
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for a = -10, 10 do for b = -10, 10 do game.player.surface.create_entity{name="coal", position={game.player.position.x+a, game.player.position.y+b}, amount=2000} end end
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/c for a = -10, 10, 4 do
for b = -10, 10, 4 do
game.player.surface.create_entity{name="crude-oil", position={game.player.position.x+a, game.player.position.y+b}, amount=2000}
end
endHuh? All normal chests in vanilla (wooden, iron, steel, active provider, passive provider, storage, buffer, requester) have fast_replaceable_group "container" and fast replacing works as expected.DaveMcW wrote: ↑Sun Mar 20, 2022 9:26 am You can't, unless you mod the game.
If you are creating a mod, the property you want to set is fast_replaceable_group.
In vanilla, all chests have the same fast_replaceable_group. So I guess the reason is this:
Are you sure the chests you try to upgrade belong to your own force?I'm playing on Vanilla multiplayer server (PVP mode).
Yes, I placed that chest before. Last user: me.
Strange. Could you post a saved game perhaps, so we don't have to poke around in the dark?
As suspected, the simple chests (wooden/iron/steel) do not belong to your force, so copying, blueprinting etc. won't work. This is caused by the scenario code. Try for yourself: If you restart the game and leave the setting "Neutral chests" unchecked, everything will work as expected.
You could make a post in the Ideas and Suggestions subforum about this. But I've a gut feeling that it won't be implemented:
There is a console command /reset-tips. It will not disable achievements. Oh and the console display can be toggled with the / (slash) or ~ (tilde) keys.brunzenstein wrote: ↑Sat May 07, 2022 7:01 pm How to reset the green hooks to unread in the Tips & Tricks?
Yes. You need construction robots and repair tools in its trunk, and roboport(s) and a power source in its grid.
