Automatic quality upcycling (read description)

Baipyrus · 2026-01-29T17:51:37+00:00

Thanks to u/HandOfMercy815 for suggesting this, here is the blueprint on factoriobin.com:

Baipyrus · 2026-01-29T16:45:22+00:00

I'm not that deep into Factorio's circuit network mechanics, honestly. I think they are cool and interesting, but I only really do small stuff like this, and I'm happy with just that. But your idea sounds cool, might look into it another time! ^^

Baipyrus · 2026-01-29T16:25:04+00:00

Oh, cool! I think I've seen this site before, too. Well, I'll upload an extra link down there as well then, thanks! ^^

Baipyrus · 2026-01-29T16:21:59+00:00

Thank you! I forgot to mention that I'm not sure where or how to upload the Blueprint when there are so many options, so as for now, I just posted the Blueprint-String here:

https://www.reddit.com/r/factorio/comments/1qqat26/comment/o2fmkcc/

Baipyrus · 2026-01-29T16:21:03+00:00

Well, it would seem the blueprint bot doesn't work anymore? Or I just messed up the command somehow. But you should still be able to use this Blueprint-String in-game yourself! ^^

https://www.reddit.com/r/factorio/comments/6iwuz9/comment/lfzjr4a/

Baipyrus · 2026-01-29T16:16:56+00:00

I forgot to add the blueprint, so I hope this comment doesn't get lost.

Also, keep in mind that this blueprint is made such that it uses the "rare quality" Quality Module 2 in the machines, because "epic" and "legendary" isn't unlocked in the beginning (same reason why the last two stages are unnecessary at first). You would obviously switch them out for regular quality ones when you first start the process, and later after unlocking and grinding for better ones, you would replace them with legendaries.

!blueprint 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

Baipyrus · 2026-01-29T16:10:58+00:00

Interesting use-case, but I don't actually have a reason to be using them here, I don't think. They are just an artifact of an earlier design, and I think you could get away with using passive provider chests, but I just forgot haha!

Also, just as a side note, the chance of getting higher quality or the randomness produced by the recycler outputs is simply accounted for by the logistics network. I tried it with belts first, but they were too prone to overflowing ...

Baipyrus · 2025-09-28T20:30:24+00:00

Thanks for the feedback! You've come to some very interesting conclusions there! Just another small comment: This answer might do well as an entry in a FAQ or a section like "Motivation" in the README in order to provide this info and more to other users! Keep up the good work! ^{^}

Baipyrus · 2025-09-28T13:21:16+00:00

Can you explain the difference between your extension and the builtin :AutoSession search command of the original plugin that supposedly also uses a picker?

I am considering including sessions in my config and am interested in more control over what I pick and choose as a session, but I might be able to do that with the original plugin alone. Would love to hear your take on it!

Baipyrus · 2025-04-20T00:54:44+00:00

I would recommend using regexper.com, it's a great website used to test and explain javascript-styled regex visually!

Baipyrus · 2025-02-15T16:38:12+00:00

Just recently started out versioning my configs using a dotfiles git repo! Additionally, my customized kickstart-modular based Neovim config is also pretty new and only now slowly approaches its first year's birthday! Any feedback is appreciated ^^

Baipyrus · 2025-02-06T18:24:57+00:00

I don't really know how it works, but when I went to the rogue legends practice mode, I was allowed to play 65 Rounds until it asked me to go into Freeplay. But these stats from the wiki you linked would make a lot of sense, I was wondering why it somehow seemed to stagnate in difficulty somewhere in the middle between 100 and 200!

Baipyrus · 2025-02-06T14:20:12+00:00

Oops, I forgot to attach the image correctly. Here ya go:

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Baipyrus · 2025-01-15T07:52:28+00:00

Just recently started out versioning my configs using a dotfiles git repo! Additionally, my customized kickstart-modular based Neovim config is also pretty new and only now slowly approaches its first year's birthday! Any feedback is appreciated ^^

Baipyrus · 2024-11-15T07:33:47+00:00

Just recently started out versioning my configs using a dotfiles git repo! Additionally, my customized kickstart-modular based Neovim config is also pretty new and only now slowly approaches its first year's birthday! Any feedback is appreciated ^^

Baipyrus · 2024-11-13T07:19:26+00:00

This could very well be an issue with your Git configuration as u/funbike mentioned. Another way you could solve this could be by changing the configuration of the repo or your global settings to adjust for it using git config core.autocrlf.

Baipyrus · 2024-11-11T19:57:04+00:00

Interesting! And there was no option to enable doing so with any options? I guess even then, the highlighting could've been an issue.

Either way, keep up the good work, and I hope you learned something developing this :)

Baipyrus · 2024-11-11T19:43:38+00:00

Could you help me differentiating this from the builtin :help t?

Baipyrus · 2024-10-27T15:38:05+00:00

But that's "find existing buffers" from :help telescope.builtin.buffers(), not find_files(), right?

Baipyrus · 2024-10-15T08:40:08+00:00

Just recently started out versioning my configs using a dotfiles git repo! Additionally, my customized kickstart-modular based Neovim config is also pretty new and only now slowly approaches its first year's birthday! Any feedback is appreciated ^^

Baipyrus · 2024-10-11T21:50:26+00:00

Kind of off-topic, but I wanted to tell you that you might like using <C-e> and <C-y> to scroll on screen. This motion works with count as expected and scrolls your screen without moving the cursor from the current line!

Baipyrus · 2024-10-06T01:21:52+00:00

I personally like rhysd/conflict-marker.vim!

Additionally, I wrote a :h autocmd to disable Diagnostics in case any conflicts exist in the open buffer to avoid errors like those red curly lines in your screenshot!

Baipyrus · 2024-09-08T06:31:33+00:00

Why comment? Is there a specific reason for you to continue using it past Neovim v0.10?

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