A tad off topic, but I love you modders for finding these edge cases in the game code.

Eh as a developer I always say, you havent improved if you cant look back at your own code from a year ago and say "WTF was I thinking"

well crap, in my current city block layout I use 1-1 trains with corresponding signal blocks being 2 wagons long.

I should probably change this design then to use longer signal blocks, but I alwasy heard that for good train throughput you need to space the signals "train length" apart.

Ah, but it can be used for more than replacing. You can use it to remove any kind of ground covering.

I also had to google how to remove concrete, as I thought it to be impossible.

Damn, this will turn LTN tracker into a must have for my next .17 game I am currently on .16 in my seablock run and I find it immensely useful over there as well.

As a word of encouragement, it does seem to me you guys are making quite some progress to stabilization.

Frankly, instead of a library, with dependencies and all the headache that would entail for you as maintainer and consumers I propose you make it well documented and open source under a permissive license. This way people can use parts of the code in their own projects, but they are still responsibl...

Personally I use FARL to lay down solar fields. I found this tutorial very helpful

In my current seablock game it looks like this:

no, because with official support comes official expectations.

I like bobs mods, but they can be reaaaally grindy, having this as an optional self inflicted thing removes all critisizm wube might receive from this.

I am still unclear how you assign trains to depots or verify trains that are assigned to depots.

I have run depots with 50 trains on our previous map before, granted this proved to be a huge bottleneck but that was just train pathfinding, assigning all those trains to the depot was no problem at all.

Go play 0.16.51 if you can only complain.

Stuff is under construction, expect crashes issues and possibly even data loss and be aware of that.

Well, I cant of course speak for all mod combinations, but in seablock at least you use basic electronic boards for damn near everything.

You definitely did explain that in an FFF, but I cant really remember which one, it was mainly to deal with the specific perspective used by the game, and this causes some objects to stretch and shrink visually. The gaps were added to make this effect less visually obvious.

Just FYI, you can specify the used mod folder as a commandline argument to the game, for this I have multiple mod folders setup for different games I play. (One for Seablock, one for MultiPlayer, one for Creative, etc) each modfolder is completely separate from the others so you dont have to enable/...

do you have squeak through? That is a possible cause.

oh, I see, and does this loop take an early exit when it encounters an X? Since then by definition no following slot can accept the item either.

Related to this I have a question about large chests and/or warehouses. I understand large warehouses and chests have an impact on UPS when inserting/taking out, does limiting the chest or warehouse help with this in any way? I know wooden chests are good for passing items in between with a chest bu...

I really like the idea of a burner assembler. This would make 10x or 100x science runs somewhat viable.

seeing I only needed a smidgen of plastic and urea 50/50 of 100 would have been moooore than enough for my needs.

I am also kind of interested in this, looking to use these for my seablock run, and I would rather discover this now rather than when I am alrady on my planning phase to use them.