[2.0.14] Copy pasted factories do not remember fluid input direction when copied with a non-fluid recipe
Posted: Sun Nov 03, 2024 9:56 pm
What did you do?
I built a level three assembler with the recipe set by the circuit network, rotated the fluid input while attempting to build an item that requires fluids, then set the assembler back to a non-fluid item and copy-pasted the factory.
This was done in sandbox mode (scenario designer? I forget what it's called now).
What happened?
The new assembler had the fluid input facing down instead of facing right.
What did you expect to happen instead? It might be obvious to you, but do it anyway!
I would expect the copy-pasted assembler to remember the fluid direction.
Does it happen always, once, or sometimes?
It seems to be pretty easy to replicate:
1. Build an assembler
2. Set the recipe to "empty water barrel"
3. Rotate the fluid input to face left
4. Set the recipe to "iron gear wheel"
5. Ctrl+c then ctrl+v the assembler
6. Set both recipes back to "empty water barrel"
The original assembler will have the input on the left, the new assembler will have the input on the right.
I built a level three assembler with the recipe set by the circuit network, rotated the fluid input while attempting to build an item that requires fluids, then set the assembler back to a non-fluid item and copy-pasted the factory.
This was done in sandbox mode (scenario designer? I forget what it's called now).
What happened?
The new assembler had the fluid input facing down instead of facing right.
What did you expect to happen instead? It might be obvious to you, but do it anyway!
I would expect the copy-pasted assembler to remember the fluid direction.
Does it happen always, once, or sometimes?
It seems to be pretty easy to replicate:
1. Build an assembler
2. Set the recipe to "empty water barrel"
3. Rotate the fluid input to face left
4. Set the recipe to "iron gear wheel"
5. Ctrl+c then ctrl+v the assembler
6. Set both recipes back to "empty water barrel"
The original assembler will have the input on the left, the new assembler will have the input on the right.