Mods introducing new content into the game.
Large total conversion mods.
Small changes concerning balance, gameplay, or graphics.
Providing the player with new tools or adjusting the game interface, without fundamentally changing gameplay.
Scenarios, maps, and puzzles.
Collections of mods with tweaks to make them work together.
Translations for other mods.
Lua libraries for use by other mods and submods that are parts of a larger mod.
Transportation of the player, be it vehicles or teleporters.
Augmented or new ways of transporting materials - belts, inserters, pipes!
Trains are great, but what if they could do even more?
New ways to deal with enemies, be it attack or defense.
Armors or armor equipment.
Changes to enemies or entirely new enemies to deal with.
Map generation and terrain modification.
New Ores and resources as well as machines.
Things related to oil and other fluids.
Related to roboports and logistic robots.
Entities which interact with the circuit network.
Furnaces, assembling machines, production chains.
Changes to power production and distribution.
More than just chests.
Change blueprint behavior.
Play it your way.
Modpack for Branko Majic's Krastorio 2 server with some recipe tweaks.
Collections of mods with tweaks to make them work together.
Allows armor resistances to be added to drone, at the cost of the actual armor being added to the drones list of ingredients, this may mean you can not make new ones until you have researched the appropriate armor research
Providing the player with new tools or adjusting the game interface, without fundamentally changing gameplay.
Adds circuit connector sprites and wire connection points to Yuoki Mining Drills, minimap visualisation to the Yuoki Radar, and a logistic filter slot to Yuoki Logistic Storage Chests.
Providing the player with new tools or adjusting the game interface, without fundamentally changing gameplay.
Vanilla Modules are cheaper and their crafting time is drastically reduced. Uranium Processing has slightly better yeild.
Mods introducing new content into the game.
Mods introducing new content into the game.
Consume power to teleport items. A replace of robots logistics, configurable and UPS friendly.
Mods introducing new content into the game.
Create a series of new buildings that provide solar power with SimCity Classic graphics. Its a fun skin to Solar Panel, substation and Accumulators. Press minus button (-) to make only one road.
Small changes concerning balance, gameplay, or graphics.
This sets raw wood stack to 1k from vanilla's 100 to allow easier clearing of forests using bots.
Small changes concerning balance, gameplay, or graphics.
Providing the player with new tools or adjusting the game interface, without fundamentally changing gameplay.
Reduces the time for removing stone bricks, concrete and other floor materials.
Eliminates incompatible recipes and redundant fluids/items from the dependent mods for Bob's modpacks.
Providing the player with new tools or adjusting the game interface, without fundamentally changing gameplay.
Providing the player with new tools or adjusting the game interface, without fundamentally changing gameplay.
Stacking for PollutionSolutions (some items are missing)
I was unhappy with the default night LUTs, including the night vision LUT. So I made my own, trying to keep it as similar to the original's intent as possible while using color space conversion math to be as accurate to life as possible. All LUTs which change the white balance use chromatic adaptation to shift the colors toward a different white point. I choose white points from the CIE's 'Illuminant series D', also known as the 'daylight locus', which is meant to represent natural daylight at different color temperatures. Luminosity is scaled roughly identically to the default LUTs. All color operations were performed in a linear light scale, then converted back into sRGB for the LUTs themselves. The main LUTs modified are the nighttime ones, though I also added LUTs for night vision equipment and dawn/sunset (the latter which is now actually used by the game). LUT details: * lut-night.png - Color temperature: 25000K; darkest it gets. * lut-riseset.png - Color temperature: 4000K; dawn and sunset, not quite so dark. * night.png - Same as lut-night, but a tiny bit brighter for the map view. * nightvision.png - Simulates a lowered gamut display, and is only very slightly dimmer than standard full daylight ('identity' LUT).
Small changes concerning balance, gameplay, or graphics.
Mods introducing new content into the game.
