Adds critical information onto the tooltip of items, recipes, and entites
An extension for Earendel's Text Plates. Adds plastic plates (white and player-coloured) and more with the original Text Plates font. Based on Deadlock's More Text Plates mod.
Creates resource map label markers when chunks get generated and charted. See resources through fog of war. Please review settings and consult details below before starting!! 🚀 #icon #resources #map #reveal #label #markers #chunks #generated #chart #tag #map #ore #count #fog of war
Simple less intrusive version of built-in debug settings `show-tile-grid` feature. Useful for radar, pollution, artillery fire, UPS, map generation, chunk-aligned trains, biter expansion, etc.
A small mod allowing inspection on entity performance, including crafting speed, mining speed, production rates. (Locale: English, Deutsch, 正體中文, Português Brasileiro)
Adds a small line to all settings descriptions indicating what the limits and defaults are for that setting.
Show % progress, ETA, 5-sec average rate, and unit count on the current research
Adds GUI to keep track of launched rockets and items (satellites and others). The removed (from game 1.1) rocket silo stats GUI is now revived as a highly similar GUI. Options on displaying extra information. (Locale: English, Deutsch, 正體中文, Português Brasileiro)
Lists all product names in recipe description if there are more than one product in the recipe.
Additional EvoGUI Sensor which shows the research progress and estimated time of completion. ETC-calculation by Grokzen.
Allows you to keep track of chosen circuit networks on the left hand side in your GUI. Originally a fork of CircuitsUI by Fumelgo.
Text shaped metal plates for signs and labels. Letters, numbers and symbols. Iron, copper, large and small variants.
Places some indicators on your UI for various little statistics that are nice to have.
Show % progress on the current research and an estimated time to completion
Periodic (every 7200 ticks) logging of production/consumption stats. Can be copy/pasted into libreoffice calc (and likely excel) for more detailed analysis.