given the new details, LuaTechnologyPrototype still has the effects attribute as a read-only field. However, in the migration script context, you need to use LuaTechnology and access its prototype to get this effects field, since the LuaTechnology itself no longer has effects.
With this in mind, the script should access technology.prototype.effects instead of technology.effects
atleast thats what iam trying my self right now
Edit: Fixed it will put it on your github if wanted
local shared = require("shared")
function reapply_research(force, research)
-- Ensure the technology exists and is researched
local technology = force.technologies[research]
if technology and technology.researched then
-- Access the prototype to get the effects
local effects = technology.prototype.effects
for _, effect in pairs(effects) do
if effect.type == "unlock-recipe" then
force.recipes[effect.recipe].enabled = true
end
end
force.print({"info-message.dsfp-tech-migration", technology.localised_name}, {r = 1, g = 0.75, b = 0, a = 1})
else
log("Warning: Technology '" .. research .. "' does not have any associated recipes or effects.")
end
end
local techs = {}
-- Use script.active_mods to check for active mods and set up stackable techs
if script.active_mods then
for mod, items in pairs(shared.STACKABLES) do
if script.active_mods[mod] then
for _, item in pairs(items) do
if item.tech then
techs[item.tech] = true
else
if script.active_mods["deadlock-beltboxes-loaders"] then
techs[shared.STACKING_PREFIX .. item.stage] = true
end
if script.active_mods["DeadlockCrating"] then
techs[shared.CRATING_PREFIX .. item.stage] = true
end
end
end
end
end
end
for _, force in pairs(game.forces) do
force.reset_technologies()
force.reset_recipes()
for tech, _ in pairs(techs) do
reapply_research(force, tech)
end
end
