I do pick it up some times cause its my "Recharge Bot " data storage for when ever i need a new recharge bot but not for anything else. The tile is only used for the data storage. and i dont unless im going to pick it up and the bots dont not that i know of its kind of out of the way. By time i actually mean - because i just discovered this - every time you load up the saved state.
You can send it a number of ways.
email : aaron.puzey@denki.co.uk
Discord : join our Discord server and send it in a Direct Message.
Internet File Sharing : I use DropBox but there are loads of free online file sharing services available.
Thanks!
Click on the apple in the top left-hand corner of the menu bar and select System Preferences...
Click on Security & Privacy.
At the bottom of the window you should see "Autonauts" was blocked from opening because it is not from an identified developer.
To the right of that there's an option 'Open Anyway' - click that.
You should get another warning: "Autonauts is from an unidentified developer. Are you sure you want to open it?"
Click the Open option to run Autonauts.
You won't get the warning again unless you download an updated version.
Hope that helps. Let us know if you have any further questions.
Thanks Sharidan!
Yep we get near constant requests to make the "IF" instruction happen :) It's a fairly non-trivial thing to implement which is why it's not happened yet! But rest assured it's high on our list.
Also we'll be adding all the usual programming features like branching, comparitors and arithmethic operations.
Memory upgrades are definitely planned.
Are you wanting a "Move To Beacon" instruction? How would you use that? Also Beacons can be named by pressed Z with one in hand.
Yes we'll be adding all of the instructions into those menus at some point.
Thanks for the great feedback!
To put it all into one word: Excellent! :D
Regarding the "Move to beacon" command: I frequently set my bots to move to a specific location when their actual work process is completed - i.e. when the storage they are monitoring runs full and they stop their work. A "Move to beacon" command would allow three scenarios to play out:
1) When a bot completes its work it moves out of the way indicating visually to me that this particular process is in idle mode and it thus also makes it easier to locate the bot in the world since they are all gathered around the beacon.
2) When moving my build beacon all my builder bots that are currently idling because no build projects are active, would move to the new beacon location so they are already at location when I start throwing down blueprints. I usually grab the beacon and set my player character to move to the new location, then through the build menu I start moving their source storage boxes to the new location. With a "Move to beacon" instruction, I would simply stop/start my bots and have them move there instead of having to wait for them to catch up once the first blueprint has been put down.
3) Migrating bots that move over great distances could be made to travel specific routes by applying multiple "Move to beacon" instructions which would make laying out stone paths as roads easier to handle. A recharge bot could then also be placed at each of these route beacons to make sure the traveling bots don't run out of juice mid-route.
This suggestion also sprung to mind just now:
Allow those "buildings" that don't require flooring to be placed on flooring, like the storage boxes can. I'm currently reorganizing all my stuff and creating buildings to put things into, but I have to leave the "floor" of the building empty for things like the porridge pot etc. because they wont go on flooring.
Thank you for hint about the Z key. I completely forgot about that one!
I just find this hillarious how you can stack folk on top of eachother. Also my bots now try to feed folk that are not in the huts and i really dont want them too i dont remeber them doing this before.
Here is how I set up my bot to find a bucket, fill it with water and fill the wash tub 3 times, find and wash dirty pots 10 times, and repeat everything forever. I have another bot return the clean pots to storage.
I use a similar method for cleaning dirty folk, returning them to their homes, and refilling the tub as needed. It always seems to take 3 buckets of water to fill a tub and 10 pots or 10 folk or 10 clothing being washed to empty the tub. Below is how I set up the bot for cleaning folk.
Hi!
I made a new storage container near BB011.
I missclicked, wanted to put log into the clay machine, but put into the empty container.
Then I want to take out that one log, and I see 58 logs in there, the same amount that was in the original container near BB007.
Is there possible bug, or I am too tired?
20.1 version
When you say you launched it from "itch.io" do you mean the official Itch app? or do you mean the link on the Autonauts Itch web page? If it's the latter can I confirm you've unzipped the download correctly?
Unfortunately we don't have any version of Linux to test on. We've been relying on the community's testing efforts to tell us when something is wrong.
Thanks for the bugs!
#1 This is a known bug, thanks
#2 This is possible known already. The current known bug only happens if two bots, at the same time, attempt to put in a resource into storage that has only 1 empty space. One of the bots succeeds and the other one skips an instruction. Is this possibly what you're seeing?
You can see a list of our current bugs (and user suggestions) here
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1btXfrrRUyzqnH7Ce6kNGWe19pWT7bYGqMbLAqdHH...
Thanks
It doesn't necessarily need to happen simultaneously though. Like I said, I can have a dozen bots all at very different stages in the processing of an item type (such as running threshers with cereal) and all but one of the bots will have this glitch. It seems to be something to do with how they are reacting to the storage unit once it is full. If I had to guess, it was a boundary condition you are using with the test for a full storage container, where you are currently only looking at if the bot put in the last item.
Those logic bugs are the kind that tear your hair out, so I completely understand and am sympathetic with why it exists.
I even get a sort of weird situation where due to the fact it isn't completely simultaneous that some arbitrary number of bots won't necessarily glitch out. What I think is happening there is that due to the heavy demand of that item to and from multiple storage containers, that the bots who glitch out slow down production thus allowing the other bots who are consuming that item (like making bread) to catch up and make space available to some of these bots who aren't glitching to put items into storage. If for some reason the consumption of items from the whole production chain is halted (as is the case sometimes when setting up a completely unrelated production chain), I have this happen to all but one of the bots without fail. I can easily reproduce this situation every time it fits this criteria.
Here are some example test files which demonstrate this bug:
This is a large scale production of clay pots that I'm doing (with support bots leading the production chain... I'm doing clay pots to show it more clearly). Here you will see several workerbots making raw clay pots simultaneously, and when it hits the storage peak, all but one will stop. If I ramp up production of the clay pots after the storage containers are full, all of the bots but one are glitched out.
Another situation is here:
Here I have multiple bots both consuming and making raw clay pots. The production of raw clay posts is slightly higher, so one or more of the bots are going to glitch out but the others will continue afterward. A situation like this can have a second or third bot eventually glitch out. If you aren't closely paying attention to the situation, what will happen is that the glitched out item production will gradually start to fall until the storage containers eventually go empty.
I hope that helps you out in seeing a test condition to catch this bug.
Can you fix 2 big problems for me?They are both about the camera. Sometimes when i press the camera controls it doesn't always move when i want it to and when it atuosaves it sends my camera in a random dirtecion and i don't know where i am sometime and i have to press the x button to find my character.
for the first bug i talking about my cursor is in the world and it doesn't do it.the second bug it's like this i be moving the camera then it autosaves then i get thrown in a random dirtecion and i don't even know when it autosaves so i have to hope that i get lucky to stop moving the camera when it does that.Also when it autosaves it makes me think the hame froze.
Thank you. Did your reply mean that the following items that you described earlier this month are somewhere in 21.2? Where are they?
Autonauts Update, December 2017
Now you won’t be thrown in at the deep end with everything available always from the start and no clue what to do. Now you get to complete objectives (or quests or missions depending on your preference) to unlock new blueprints and technology - especially if you look after the folk and help them become more civilised.
The folk now die if you neglect them for too long (no, you can’t recycle them; you build them a nice burial mound instead) but fortunately you can also breed folk (in a U-rated fashion using a special building and oysters, which are washed up on the beach).
Other new features include making the whistle for the bots, a quern for grinding crude flour, pumpkin pieces for food and a timeline that acts a little like a log (diary) by keeping track of your discoveries and inventions as you make them and when you complete key goals.
Merry Botmas!
Perhaps the biggest addition this week is Game Options, which let you choose between a more structured game and more freeform play - and whether to use key features or rules.
This means it's up to you if you want to play with the concept of death when it comes to raising Folk and automating their world - and if that's under the umbrella of the new day-night cycle.
Oh, and Bots are now made in key parts to assemble, which will ultimately lead to the potential for combinations of bods, heads, brains, drives and the like.
You got an email i could use i have no idea how to do it otherwise.
