Can you point me to the relevant Lua command for this?

Hi, I am looking for a command to clear the signals in a circuit network. Let's say, there's a green wire carrying some frame of signals. Is there a Lua command to "set signal" or "clear/reset signals" in a particular wire? Looking at the Factorio Lua API, most attributes are rea...

Also, hopefully you fix the grammatical error! It should be "feature" not "features".

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Thu Oct 10, 2019 9:41 am

You can just hige all gui and teleport god controller (or some other controller) around.

Hi, can you elaborate on how one can hide all GUI while using the god controller?

Lamps incorrectly claim "No Power" when using the "Electric energy interface": cmsnV6j.png However, this warning mysteriously goes away if I place any other power consumer (like an inserter) or power producer (like a solar panel) in the network: DwVDUvP.png This warning goes away...

"NOT full cargo inventory" can be used to prevent a train from leaving an unloading station if nothing was unloaded. This is useful in setups where you aren't trying to completely unload a train but have a clocked rail system where it stays at the unloader for X seconds and then moves on e...

TL;DR Add "NOT" operator to train schedules What ? Currently we have the AND and OR operators in train schedules. With a NOT operator on wait conditions for trains, we can have functional completeness . This is present in an indirect manner for some wait conditions: There is an explicit &...

TL;DR Shadows shouldn't fall on top of lit up lamps. What ? Shadows currently fall on top of lit up lamps. This is physically weird and looks ugly: Annotation 2020-07-21 194646.png The lighting effects should be rendered on top of the shadows. Not under them. It's obvious why this is just wrong. Wh...

If it is, that's nice to know. I tried it last night and it didn't work for me. But let me try again and slash that suggestion from the list

This is what the current train schedule looks like: Annotation 2020-07-17 204311.png There are some things that feels like it should be intuitively possible to do but aren't. It would be nice to have the following quality-of-life updates: Change a stop in-place: It should be possible to click (proba...

Of course, it would be nice to have all of the things you mentioned. But if that leads to scope creep (by essentially trying to reinvent a version control system for blueprints and a closed-box simulator) which leads to these features being indefinitely postponed, it's useful to consider that most o...

When a blueprint has a long name, the delete button at the right end tends to get cut off:

Currently, blueprints can only have text associated with them in the form of their title/name. It would be useful to add the ability to write a description of the blueprint. This would allow for the possibility of attaching documentation or usage instructions for blueprints, especially complicated o...

This still looks like a bug to me because the "expectation" (predicted wagon outline when hovering over a train stop) does not match reality (where the actual wagons end up). However, since this was moves to "Not a Bug" - would it be appropriate to post it again as a suggestion/r...

If this is not a bug and just a graphical fix, then it would be nice if it doesn't affect things like this: Annotation 2020-06-30 070536.png Based on the "predicted wagon outlines" - all of these wagons should line up. While this is not a big deal for the inserters as all inserters can suc...

While trying to set up a train station built over a curve, I noticed a weird graphical misalignment with trains. Here is the station setup: Annotation 2020-06-30 061019.png As you can see, the wagon outlines show that wagons should line up with the chests and inserters. But when I actually send a tr...

How come that logic isn't used for electric grids then? You definitely can't power an entity occupying a tile that the electric grid is simply adjacent to.

How can it be correct? Why would the supply area be something like 8.4 x 8.4 area instead of 9 x 9 as said on the wiki? Why doesn't it cover the whole square?!

The other overlays like electric poles and substations highlight whole number of tiles, which makes sense. Why not beacons?

For some reason, the "highlighted area" that shows the supply area of a Beacon when you hover over it is a bit smaller than the actual supply area. See image below: https://i.imgur.com/KHJu5XZ.png The supply area highlight should highlight the entirety of the 9x9 tile grid around the Beaco...

I figured it out. This is affected by the setting "Show descriptions in tooltips" under the Interface settings. I still think this is a bug if unchecking that setting simply eliminates the tooltip altogether.