Well, this is what you get when you copypaste and don't test mods in isolation

Aligns belts as you place them so they connect and turn appropriately. Once you've placed two "consecutive" belts, autoplace mode kicks in. Placing a belt in a new area, or rotating your placed belts, will cancel. ezbelt2.jpg [/url] (picture is link to YouTube demonstration) Waving around ...

Idle drain on non-smart inserters is 400W, as vanilla. Idle drain on smart inserters is 4kW. Speed is unchanged. Cost per movement is linearly related to speed, and increases with (average) arm length squared (I remembered incorrectly in the first post). I may change this in an update; while more ac...

Kinda... long inserters perform fewer movements per time period than fast inserters, but they move stuff twice as far. So overall, they result in faster overall movement. Which I don't think is what you meant, but is what Rseding91 did. I probably won't be making them, though it would be very easy t...

In vanilla, inserters, long inserters, and fast inserters all have the same cost per action, as well as the same idle drain. Smart inserters cost more per insert, but all inserters have the same "idle" drain. Other than the (rather minimal) increase in cost of materials (or possibly intric...

Just what it says on the tin, nothing more. For people who want smart long inserters but not the other stuff from other mods that have them. smartlong.jpg v. 0.1.2: fixed entity icon (in electric grid info, possibly elsewhere?) v. 0.2.0: updated for Factorio 0.12.x v. 0.2.1: updated for Factorio 0.1...

Does that mean radars never scan "always-visible" areas with their "normal" scanning? Radar have two distances, the near area (always visible) and the scan range. When a radar's progress meter fills up, it reveals either the next 'closest' (in a spiral sort of way of measuring) ...

That... is exactly what the tactical radar are for. Their "far" scan range is only 2 chunks beyond their "near" scan range; mostly negligible (and kind of just there to give it something to do). The power usage in the tactical radar isn't really supposed to reflect their scanning...

XyLe wrote:i actually wanted to write something like that myself, but was too lazy

Well I started work on this a while ago, almost finished it, and then didn't touch it for two months (most of what I did to "finish" it for publishing was just making screenshots), so...

This mod creates underground versions of any resource that: Has an autoplace setting Is of the default "basic-solid" resource category Is not already infinite It performs these changes in data-updates.lua, so if the infinite resources mod makes its changes in data.lua (or if for whatever r...

Trev_lite wrote:do you think you could eventual add RSO comparability?

Schmendrick wrote:plays nicely with mods that add resources, as well as RSO.

RSO / alternate spawning mods will only be an issue when manually regenerating resources; there's not much of a way around this.

I know that some other mods have large-area Drills that can extract from a 7x7 area while still only taking up a 3x3 footprint. I also know (or think that I know) that those mods then escalate to 9x9, 11x11, 13x13 and 15x15 and so forth, and I think that's ridiculous, but I can see some legit usage...

Updated.

Adds a few mining drills, without departing too far from vanilla (the fastest drill is roughly twice as fast). bbdtech.jpg Researching the first tech gets you fast (overclocked) drills, which are faster but also involve more energy and pollution, and steel drills, which are expensive and less fast, ...

Fixed load bug.

Type: Mod Name: Radar 2.0 Description: Adds 3 radar technologies, which unlock the scouting radar (which explores further) and the tactical radar (which keeps less area more updated). License: GPL (Maintain attribution) Version: 0.2.0 Release: 2015-08-12 Tested-With-Factorio-Version: 0.12.3 Category...

Adds underground versions of surface resources; plays nicely with mods that add resources, as well as RSO. Yes, I know this concept has been done already in different mods, but I like to think of mine as a cleaner and more balanced implementation. underground.jpg Underground resources are accessible...

Fixed.

Scrap metal separates into iron and copper ore with sulfuric acid in an assembling machine.

Just to be clear, when you remove and re-add the mod, you are also reloading Factorio, yes?

When you had all the mods activated and caused the crash, did you get the notice about control.lua line 2, or was it only the "Unexpected error" message?