It works with 0.17.23. Not sure about previous versions, I've only tested with 0.17.23.mrvn wrote: Sun Mar 31, 2019 10:38 am Does this include the fixes for 0.17.23 and will it work with versions before 0.17.23?
Since you're messing with terrain generation, any chance you can fix setting cliff continuity to none doesn't disable cliffs the way that it does in vanilla terrain generation?
If all else fails, this will kill them all:Theaisa wrote: Tue Apr 02, 2019 12:09 am Is there a way to disable worms completely in .17 ?
In .16 you could set Enemy Bases to None, but that doesn't seem to work anymore.
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/c local surface=game.player.surface
for key, entity in pairs(surface.find_entities_filtered({force="enemy"})) do
entity.destroy()
endActivated were only the mods from Sea Block pack and the mods following:jdtunn wrote: Wed Apr 03, 2019 8:57 pm Do you have any extra mods installed that aren't in the modpack?
After re-download the Sea Block Pack, it works for nowSqueak Through,
what-is-it-really-used-for,
even-distribution,
clock
how ever, anyway its a strange behaviour but at least, thats the important thing, I can play it now Only Bobs/Angels isnt challenging anymore, and for Pyanodons I have to little spare time)Yeah, indeed. In 0.16 the blue mixing furnace was unlocked with electronics. Now you need copper, tin and bronze smelting + alloy processing 1. It does make more sense in bobs only. Bronze is also needed much later and tin and lead can smelted directly from ores without smelting tech. Even copper smelting is no must have.Octoshape wrote: Sun Apr 07, 2019 10:24 am The electronics research unlocks solder plates, solder and green chips. But to make solder plates (needed for greens) you need a metal mixing furnace. That furnace is only unlocked with Alloy processing 1, which takes like 145 red science. Is that intended or should the metal mixing furnace maybe be unlocked with electronics as well? (Not putting this here as a suggestion to make the game easier, just wondering if this is the intended way
)I still think that is a bug. Makes no sense to reverse efficiencies like that in marathon mode.jodokus31 wrote: Sun Apr 07, 2019 2:02 pm Esp. in marathon mode, where slag processing is not more efficient than mineralized water crystallization
It's is when you take into account the fact that you get 'free' power in the mineralized water output from sulfur processing. If you use it all of that + the crushed stone you get from crushing ore, each plate comes down to ~6MWjodokus31 wrote: Sun Apr 07, 2019 2:02 pm
Esp. in marathon mode, where slag processing is not more efficient than mineralized water crystallization
The Crushed Stone from crushing ore you get in both cases.randomdude wrote: Mon Apr 08, 2019 2:26 pmIt's is when you take into account the fact that you get 'free' power in the mineralized water output from sulfur processing. If you use it all of that + the crushed stone you get from crushing ore, each plate comes down to ~6MWjodokus31 wrote: Sun Apr 07, 2019 2:02 pm
Esp. in marathon mode, where slag processing is not more efficient than mineralized water crystallization
Nice catch. In 0.16, I used the mineralized water mainly for charcoal filters and dumped the rest into mineralized water crystallisation. But now, with the much better green algae, it yields much more than before. It's probably a good idea to create charcoal -> power from all of the excess mineralized water and crushed stone.randomdude wrote: Mon Apr 08, 2019 2:26 pmIt's is when you take into account the fact that you get 'free' power in the mineralized water output from sulfur processing. If you use it all of that + the crushed stone you get from crushing ore, each plate comes down to ~6MWjodokus31 wrote: Sun Apr 07, 2019 2:02 pm
Esp. in marathon mode, where slag processing is not more efficient than mineralized water crystallization
I use sorting for both saphirite and stiratite to get iron and copper ore out of both and throw it in a regular furnace and use the slag and crushed stone into mineralized water again. I think, its better than direct smelting, not 100% sure. I also think its better to use up the stiratite because you can get some iron out of it.mrvn wrote: Mon Apr 08, 2019 3:03 pm
An advantage of the slag processing is that you get to choose the ore. In my current game I rushed into ore sorting and smelting ore Angels way. Since then I'm not sure I've used any Stiratite at all. I've got a huge copper surplus piling up. Is it more efficient even if you don't use the Stiratite at all? .oO(Is the lowest form of ore sorting even better in marathon mode than direct smelting?)
Yeah, I'm racing towards manganese + powdered iron too.jodokus31 wrote: Mon Apr 08, 2019 3:48 pmNice catch. In 0.16, I used the mineralized water mainly for charcoal filters and dumped the rest into mineralized water crystallisation. But now, with the much better green algae, it yields much more than before. It's probably a good idea to create charcoal -> power from all of the excess mineralized water and crushed stone.randomdude wrote: Mon Apr 08, 2019 2:26 pmIt's is when you take into account the fact that you get 'free' power in the mineralized water output from sulfur processing. If you use it all of that + the crushed stone you get from crushing ore, each plate comes down to ~6MWjodokus31 wrote: Sun Apr 07, 2019 2:02 pm
Esp. in marathon mode, where slag processing is not more efficient than mineralized water crystallization
I use sorting for both saphirite and stiratite to get iron and copper ore out of both and throw it in a regular furnace and use the slag and crushed stone into mineralized water again. I think, its better than direct smelting, not 100% sure. I also think its better to use up the stiratite because you can get some iron out of it.mrvn wrote: Mon Apr 08, 2019 3:03 pm
An advantage of the slag processing is that you get to choose the ore. In my current game I rushed into ore sorting and smelting ore Angels way. Since then I'm not sure I've used any Stiratite at all. I've got a huge copper surplus piling up. Is it more efficient even if you don't use the Stiratite at all? .oO(Is the lowest form of ore sorting even better in marathon mode than direct smelting?)
But of course, if I can choose to only produce saphirite with slag processing and if its even more efficient, slag processing is clearly superior even in marathon.
Copper is stockpiling, yes, but if I switch to ferrous ore for iron later, the stockpile gets eaten quite fast. I'm not talking about warehouses full of copper. More like several iron chests.
It's crashing because of this recent change in 0.17.26:warfan1815 wrote: Tue Apr 09, 2019 9:14 pm I am having a problem with a give research in the sea block cua 17 which causes it to crash to title. Could you please tell me how to fix it?
Note that it will only crash if you create a new game or load a game, where you have not "researched" the very first technology (in quotes because to research it, you simply need to crush some ore by hand).