Thanks for the report, but I don't consider this to be a bug. When you remove an entity it runs some logic to push its fluid contents into neighboring entities so that you don't lose the fluid contents. Since this only happens when removing entities, I don't think it's important to prevent this when ...

This is fixed in 2.1 by way of SDL3.

[*]Removed Graphics backend user setting.


IMHO, such settings should stay (at least as hidden) for debugging purpouses.


Conversely, I support removing the setting because we have had issues with Windows players reporting poor GPU performance, and it turned out that they enabled the hidden ...

Thanks for the report, this has been fixed for 2.0.68.

Days since I broke production: 0.

For 2.1 I have prevented fusion generators from outputting plasma into fusion reactors, which fixes this issue.

SDL3 will default to pipewire, so I hope that it fixes the issue!

This appears to be some shenigans with SDL shutting down audio devices. Unfortunately, that means there isn't much I can do aside from hoping that updating SDL will fix the issue. SDL3 completely overhauls the audio API so perhaps it will have better behavior there.

For 2.1 I have entirely removed the "preferred screen" setting when running on Wayland. The window placement will be decided by the compositor.

For 2.0.67 I have also fixed it so that you can read all blueprint book properties while it is a preview. This was an oversight on my part when I was implementing LuaRecord.

Moved to technical help.

Please test the standalone version of the game from our website and see if it behaves differently. Also, please provide the contents of your factorio-current.log.

Funnily enough, I actually added this the other day for my own personal use! It will be in 2.0.67 as helpers.multilingual_to_lower(input), and will not require any request translation dance.

I am moving this to not-a-bug because it is actually behaving correctly - there is light oil in the segment, so the internal buffer is unable to pull electrolyte.

In the future, this behavior will change to simply not allowing you to mix fluids like this in the first place.

This is happening because one of your generators is sending plasma back into the reactor, which is bottlenecking the reactor from producing enough plasma to satisfy all downstream generators.

Not a bug.

I am unable to reproduce this on a fresh arch install so I am moving this to technical help.

Fixed for 2.0.67 for real this time. Thanks for the report.

This has been un-fixed because the fix caused CI to fail in wacky ways. Needs to cook a bit longer.

Thanks for the report, this has (finally) been fixed for 2.0.67.

This has been reverted for the next version (2.0.66). Thank you for your feedback!

This is entirely on Steam to fix, and I don't know if they easily can. Injecting your own stuff into another app's window goes against all of Wayland's principles.

Also, the game defaults to X11, so if it was set to Wayland, you did that yourself at some point.