If you search there are posts from other people on the M1 chips where it ran fine - pretty equivalent to comparable Intel-based macs IIRC. Don't think I've seen anyone post about results with an M2, but I doubt it'll be bad.

Yes. Factorio is an x64 application - M2 chips are ARM based. Rosetta is needed to emulate x64.

Instead of deleting it couldn't you just set the initial_amount to the current value when on_resource_depleted fires? From my understanding that should make it start depleting to a new minimum, since the initial_amount is what determines what the minimum yield is. Haven't tried it though to confirm.

It's part of the character entity: https://lua-api.factorio.com/latest/LuaEntity.html#LuaEntity.selected_gun_index . You can get the player's character, if any, using the LUAPlayer.character attribute. Be sure to check if the player has a character first - they may not if they are using sandbox, or ...

Hover over the car with the mouse so it's highlighted and use the console command /c game.player.selected.destructible = false It's basically the same thing, but you're telling the game that you want the player's currently selected entity to not be destructible, instead of their character. That's wh...

SE buildings have to do a lot of scripting for its unique entities due to how the engine works. They're going to say disabled by script unless your spaceship is actively in flight.

Never used it, but there's a way to tell SE not to mess with your techs, see the section on their wiki: https://spaceexploration.miraheze.org/wiki/Mod_compatibility_guide#Technical_stuff Not sure why it's happening, but its possible your tech requires a tech that needs the SE sciences, thus it's get...

Ctrl+F5, 'Toggle GUI Debug' in the controls.

Pretty sure restarting the game also clears it.

What I Did I set the rocket_parts of a silo to enough to build a rocket ("silo.rocket_parts = silo.rocket_parts + silo.prototype.rocket_parts_required"), as the item that was launched wasn't valid for that surface in my mod. Since preventing the launch with the invalid item isn't possible...

LuaControl.opened lets you read/write what a player has opened. If you want them to open the character screen, set it to that player.
in the console will make the player who runs it open their character window.

Steam just prompted an update for me, and one of the bug fixes listed was fixing an error about low storage space for games that do not have cloud saving fully enabled. Anyone with the issue might want to check for an update, and hopefully it's fixed.

Space Exploration Postprocess uses code to log all the active mods and their versions in an easy-to-read section of the log. One could write a console command to do the same thing, or even write it to a separate file in the script-output folder. Thank you for the tip! Gonna have it in mind for next...

Or is the throughput indirectly determined by the properties of the involved pieces, such as the game fluid behavior regarding flow in and flow out from tick to tick for every individual pipe piece? Doesn't the game "know" that there is a pipe of n length, so it has a throughput t with t(...

If you just want to change the prerequisite why are you trying to redefine the entire technology? On top of that, your code is set up to not do anything at all if the technology already exists, except it's always going to exist because they're in bob's inserters, which your mod requires. I'm guessin...

Group size is it's own set of settings in the Enemy tab. There's a minimum and maximum size setting as well as cool down settings.

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Here, it only says "default" and "sdl" ...

Are you on Linux/OSX? DirectSound is only on Windows, you can't use it on anything else.

For now you can set the audio-backend to 'allegro', which is the old one. It's an option in the hidden settings. Unlikely it gets added to the new backend. The old workaround was just setting a DirectSound flag that was part of the API and hoping it figured out when to mute. Per dev posts, new audio...

You can do this with the /editor command. In the Surfaces tab you can use the "Edit map gen settings' button to view the map gen settings. The last tab has the option to change the attack cost modifier. Lower should reduce the pollution cost.

P.S.: In this case we are both the same opinion. :P But it should not matter how long someone is in this forum, or how many posts he/she made. If something is right or wrong for you, you can argue with us, no matter what subject. okay, there was lot missunderstanding :D I 100% aggree with you. We h...

That is not a water pump, that is a fluid pipe for moving fluid through your pipes faster. Look through the second tab of the crafting menu for the correct one - in english it is called the Offshore Pump.