Freddie612 wrote:What you thought that I was stopping my trains with the signals and thinking it was broken?

No, the title made me think the signals weren't stopping the trains.

For a moment I thought you were reporting a bug with the signals...

This seems similar to a GUI bug from 0.12.x where TAB and SPACE do stuff with the UI elements.

Is this multiplayer or singleplayer?

I'll go grab one of my XP boxes out of the garage and see if I can diagnose the issue with my already-downloaded 0.13.0 (not 0.13.1). `file(1)` under Cygwin confirms that there is an at least somewhat good PE header, and it runs under x86-64 Win7, so I'm curious as to why XP thinks it's bad. EDIT: @...

So up to about 3.5 Mbps? What is your upload capacity?

My best guess is that the TCP-over-UDP might be flooding packets, especially if this 3.5Mbps is over the connection's bandwidth capacity.

Nothing can be done unless you tell us what you were doing.

Duplicate of 27125 , which is fixed for 0.13.1

EDIT: Ninja'd

My theory is that functions to get the local time are being used instead of getting GMT, which is what should be used on both client and server to represent the date/time.

For completeness sake, can you check what happens when you send SIGINT via `kill` under both configurations?

I can confirm issue, being present in PDT currently (UTC-08:00) under correct timezone and system clock.

This appears (to me, looking at the screenshots) to be caused by the merge of the `defines.lua` file into other places, making it so that one doesn't need to require it anymore in mods.

This sort of issue will not be caused by how Factorio was installed or run, nor the exact contents of faulty savegames, but rather how well the UI code handles exceptional circumstances. Recall that much of it has been rewritten for 0.13.0, so there are several issues to be worked out still. That sa...

I can think of three possible fixes: * Stop letting construction bots repair things if they're being damaged * Increase the rate that construction bots repair things * Decrease the rate of damage bots receive from fire If the bots utilize thrust of some sort to remain airborn (as opposed to wings or...

Right now I'm still trying to figure things out, my current theory is that `SteamFriends()->some_unknown_function(...,"game_id")` (I have no idea what the function is, but I think it returns a game ID number (such as "427520" for Factorio) as a string corresponding to what game s...

From what I can tell right now, the `stol` "call" (which is actually inlined) is only made if the 4th VCALL of the result of steam_api64.dll!SteamFriends() returns a value >0. I'm trying to figure out _what_ function that is, but it's early into SteamContext::getUsersPlaying() EDIT: Appear...

There is only one call to `std::stol` that I can find in the Steam binary: 0:018> bm factorio!std::stol 1: 00000001`3fbd1d77 @!"Factorio!std::stol" (Factorio!std::_String_val<std::_Simple_types<char> >::_Myptr inlined in Factorio!SteamContext::getUsersPlaying+0x177) Are you using the Steam...

I'll see if I can reproduce to get a good backtrace, as well as hook into stol() (assuming its symbol is in the PDB) to get the parameters being passed.

I've also seen this behaviour in the first version I played (it might have been the initial Steam release, but I'm not sure), in the tutorial of all places. I think what happens is the bugs go from a "navigate to high pollution area" mode to a "destroy everything here" mode, find...

Due to how multiplayer works in 0.13, the multiplayer username is the same as the Factorio account username.