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Excellent, for a moment I thought perhaps I was the only one, lol....did you issue a bug report through the Phabricator?

Ya, I'm not all that great at explaining myself sometimes, lol....on another notes, seeing as my counters no longer seem to work after years of them working perfectly (sigh), which type do you use? I may be forced to switch if this is not a bug =/

Yes, that button/flip circuit is usually a part of a counter that I commonly use (if you were to connect each flip to it's own not, and repeatedly hit the button, you would see that there are 8 individual patterns of flips and nots that can be used in conjunction with ands to produce a counter)...

Try this: (c) on a button and (v) on your 1st flipflop (c) on your first flipflop and (v) on your 2nd and 3rd flipflops (c) on your 2nd flipflop and (v) on your 3rd flipflop hit the button. what you should get: three activated flipflops what you get instead: only the first two flipflops are...

I usually use a simple FLIP/NOT/AND setup to build counters. This no longer seems to work as it always has, leading me to believe there's either a bug or something has changed in the way logic is implemented. An example: This simple setup always produced three hot FLIPs: Put down a BUTTON and...

One of my own....

Any chance you have a joystick or controller plugged in that might be interfering?

Yes, logged out, cleared cache, logged back in and no change. Respawned a new one, same experiment, no dice.... no chain reaction, only a few blow up, and the others remain nonexplosive when hit with a weapon, an impact, or a logic signal (they can still be destroyed, picked up, interacted with...

Is there a limit on the amount of warheads that can be activated at once? I've a small project I'm working on that I can self destruct with a logic signal that connects to about 35 warheads, that vast majority of which are adjacent to each other, but when activated it only blows up a small area...

Yes, just pop your laser into the hotbar, hit whatever number on your keyboard that corresponds to that hotbar slot, and then hit the mouse button...if it doesn't fire, I'm a bit stumped, lol....unless there is some way that you accidently remapped the "fire" button away from your mouse

I just tested this myself using nothing more than a core, 3 pickup rails, and a shootrail at the end. Sure enough, every core+docker unit I set on this track shot out and up at a 45 degree angle....sigh

This may sound silly, but do you actually have the computer visible and "selected" in the hotbar (by pressing its associated number on the keyboard) prior to firing with the mouse? Have you tried firing your hand weapon outside if the ship?

*chuckle* Believe it or not, I've the exact problem, but in the inverse. I must design the cockpit, core systems, and most of the logic systems before wrapping them in hull or having a complete design in mind. I've rarely been able to design a hull/shape and then fill it with the necessary...

Perhaps being able to purchase different levels of NPC officers, for increasing amounts of coin, would alleviate this. No leveling at all. The pilot would not require grinding as the proposal implied a static amount of skill points applied to the ship when the pilot entered the "chair".

Tinkering with the idea... =)

A few of my own...

If you set the turrets to "my target" they won't fire unless you are in the build block and targeting the station.

Just place a second set of triggers further out, a bit over the length of your ship, and use them to close the door and reset the circuit. (personally, I use rail doors, and set an appropriate timer that closes the door behind me along with a protection circuit that ensures the circuit cannot...

Try this : Clock (standard), left to right: 1st DELAY into 2nd DELAY. 2nd DELAY into 3rd DELAY. 3rd DELAY into NOT. NOT into AND. Activate first DELAY, wait until all DELAYs are hot, deactivate 1st DELAY. ACTIVATOR into AND (the ACTIVATOR then starts/stops the whole circuit). Timer, left to...

Again, you misinterpret my intent. I never denied responding negatively to Raisinbat, and in fact, I was quite upfront about my actions. What I find confusing is your willingness to accept his poor behavior, while simultaneously expressing surprise and disdain for the inevitable negative...