Give requester chests priority over buffer chests. This means, that nothing would go to buffer chest request unless that item is already satisfied for all requester chests When I read the first buffer chest article, I thought this would be obvious. After all, the whole point of buffer chests as a l...

Is it possible that the creep was supposed to happen before the inserter, and a sign error (plus vs minus) is making it happen after?

re: Buffer chest production problems - you can solve that fairly simply by just wiring your assembler's output inserter to your passive provider chest, resource < 50, instead of using a network condition. As buffer chests bring items away to the far locations, the provider chest will keep that given...

with other changes, it could get down to 16 if I wanted. But it might not be needed until smoke shows on the profiler again. By changing the TinyVector for direction to an Angle16 that saves you another 2 bytes, with the rest of the commented changes that gets you down to 16 bytes right? (Angle16 i...

**Game Name?** [Put game name herFactorio **Game ID?** (right click the game in the game list, properties, info tab) [Put Game ID here] 427520 **MD5 Hash?** (right click the game in the game list, properties, info tab, MD5 Hash: Compute) [Put MD5 Hash here] d2ab309ad3953530cb2b93636eb615a9 **What's ...

Sounds like you're using single-wagon trains? You'll want to ramp that up. Try a LL-CCCC-LL train system. The core realization here is that by increasing the number of wagons, you're moving 4 times as many items, with the same round-trip time. The reason for double-header trains is that the stations...

I'm surprised nobody seems to have posted this before... Basic Oil Processing has the perfect output ratio for Flamethrower ammo. So you can just stick a Chemical Plant on the output of a refinery and give it iron. The refinery will starve the plant, but who cares? It's personal ammo production. I a...

It looks like the factories are finished and there's nowhere for the output to go. If you open the assembler, are ~4 items already in the output slot?

Both 508-byte packets do have the same checksum: I tried generating those 508-byte packets with different combinations of the IP addresses in the screenshot, but didn't get anything really interesting like 0x0000. It's still possible there's another layer of NAT hidden somewhere in the middle thoug...

Bushdoctor wrote: P.S. Can somebody re-upload this rar as a zip file please? For some mysterious reason Winzip is not installed on this PC. Thanks.

I believe you can right-click a folder and select Send To > Compressed Archive (.zip). It's built into Windows, no need for a separate program.

You know what, this isn't really important at all. Go ahead and dump this in Minor Issues or Won't Fix.

Continuing from the previous topic, the RCON connection now works but the server crashes when I try to run a simple /c command in parallel with another connection. Action: Make two parallel RCON connections and send the same wrong password on both. Expected: Both connections receive a bad-auth packe...

Yep, definitely a server issue. I rebuilt the box for an unrelated reason and the problem no longer occurs.

However, I have a different issue now...

Did you run strace -f? Without -f, you won't see anything from the thread where the accept call is done. Also, you're on OSX, is that right? Yeah, I ran strace -ff (places each thread in its own output file) and grepped all of them :/ My most recent client is on OSX, yeah. Server info: $ cat /etc/o...

For more background info, here's what a successful "waiting for TCP connection" strace looks like: $ strace nc -l 1234 .... blah blah blah pre-main() garbage.... socket(PF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, IPPROTO_TCP) = 3 setsockopt(3, SOL_SOCKET, SO_REUSEADDR, [1], 4) = 0 bind(3, {sa_family=AF_INET, si...

Does it also timeout if you try with some other client, such as mcrcon ? Yep: $ time ./mcrcon -H 127.0.0.1 -P 33197 -p XXXXXX '/c print "hello"' ^C real 0m7.537s user 0m0.000s sys 0m0.000s Maybe it's something about my server? ------- OKAY, FOUND IT (? maybe?) strace reveals that it's nev...

Okay, so the code is here: https://github.com/riking/homeapi rcon is a vendored package because I needed to make a few edits. Look at factorio.go and rcon/rcon.go. I just swapped the net.Dial to use "tcp4" instead of "tcp", but it didn't help. Before Factorio binds to the port, t...

> Out of curiousity your Factorio server and the computer you are running the rcon go program from are the same computer right? Of course; if the server isn't running I get "connection refused" instead. I'll test with 0.14.8 now. edit: tested on 0.14.9, still seems to be timing out :/ I'm ...

I am starting the server with these parameters: bin/x64/factorio --start-server saves/mpmap.zip --rcon-port 33197 --rcon-password dcxxxxxxxxc6 And the startup log says it started the RCON server: 11.361 Info PosixUDPSocket.cpp:50: Opening socket at port 34197 11.361 Info Router.cpp:594: Router state...

You probably want to go through this tutorial series: https://www.reddit.com/r/factorio/comme ... nd/d25hxz1