Logistic groups are a great feature, but they have a few specific problems. One of the main usages for logistic groups in a normal playthrough is for enabling/disabling sets of logistic requests for the player. This works perfectly fine in singleplayer, where having all logistic groups being global ...

I do heavily support this change. There are however many more instances of this in the API. A (hopefully mostly complete) list of things that should be kept in favor of their direct assignment counterparts: For Prototypes: - the entirety of AnimationPrototype - BeaconPrototype.graphics_set - Electri...

big +1 from me, I could make a lot of use off this. just being able to specify in what cases a LuaRendering should be visible would allow for a lot of nice mod ideas that I had for a long time, for example showing red and green circuit wire connections in the map view, there and only there. also bei...

Thanks, I will be sure to test it out specifically on 2.0 then

Since the title may be doing a bad job at explaining the issue, an example first: Suppose you have two entities with big collision boxes (that really just makes it easier to test...) that are close together, like solar panels (see picture below). Now, let the player run to the top left starting som...

When trying to use the LuaForce.chart() API call with a very large high aspect ratio area (for example, 900000x1 tiles), the game fails with the message: Cannot execute command. Error: The given area is too large. A 900096x900096 area would require over 6413 gigabytes of RAM. If you really want to c...

yeah, LuaRendering luckily works just fine.
A different thing that I noticed today while testing a bit more with this, is that ghosts don't behave as I would expect them to, but I'll make a separate report for that later.

As per Title, when adding a LuaGuiElement of type=camera, it will not show the "missing electricity" symbols that the player can see above any entities that need electricity, but aren't connected to the network in any way. Actual behaviour: The camera doesn't show the "missing electri...

When adding a new LuaGuiElement of type slider, either through a mod or via command ingame, the slider will disregard the `enabled` attribute when adding it. Actual behavior: No matter if this attribute is set to true or false, the slider will be enabled in the GUI and will function as if it was ena...