It doesn't happen on every load either. I have had about a dozen good ones and then another bad one. It's inconsistent and I'm wondering if this has anything to do with where I save the game last. If it's too far away maybe it doesn't load the chunk in properly? That is not possible, all of this up...

Hedning1390 wrote: ↑

Fri May 10, 2024 7:56 pm

Is this true? and if it is; what is the reason to remove rcu in the base game?

Yes. To simply rocket production.

Any later version would be able to load a 1.1.76 library and if the file is corrupted it would give a warning on start so getting this specific version is irrelevant for the issue at hand anyway. You might be simply looking in the wrong directory.

When I load it without mods I did not see any issues, but some things are missing so demand could be lower. Generally the setup is not optimal for maximum throughput, best lay independent pipelines to the different consumers instead of interconnecting all into one network.

You need to give your suggestions titles that clearly tell what you want.
If you don't edit them, I will close them.

See 108367

Post a few more logs with crashes please.

You are 3 updates behind, can you reproduce this in the current version?

Post a log with the crash please.

Those issues have nothing in common, this is a hardware problem.

Post a few more logs with crashes please.

Gordfact47 wrote: ↑

Wed May 01, 2024 8:22 pm

When the new switch comes out if it has enough ram that would also help in bringing mods to the switch version.

Memory is not the obstacle for most mods, Nintendo is. If they did not budge for skyrim I doubt they will for factorio.

See 108367

Nidan wrote: ↑

Wed May 01, 2024 1:04 am

Note that the Switch is a 32bit system, having more than 4GiB RAM is almost pointless.

The Nintendo switch is 64bit, some older games that run on it are 32bit.

Post a save of a game with your current mods please.

It is crashing in part of code that runs multithreaded, this could mean the cpu is not able to handle the load or the mainboard is not able to supply the power. If you are overclocking, remove it including xmp and update your bios. If you know what you are doing you can try if increasing core voltag...

The limit will always be easy to reach on the switch, it is just not the system to build anything one would call a mega base.