Just as the title says. I just could not find any way of doing that.
Wait button, by default â.â (dot).
Or 5 on the NumPad. The same as a dot.
The game is going then to ask for a confirmation. This way can be used to stop any activity.
Neither of those work. Also tried with NumLock on/off just to make sure.
I am in my car making âclear waterâ âas long as possibleâ. It has enough solar panels to have pretty much infinite power and a tank + funnel to take in infinite water as well (itâs spring). I already filled the whole clean water tank but still canât stop it. Pressing â.â or â5â on numpad doesnât work. Neither does any other key.
Just a bug?
I did find a thread about this issue from year 2013 but really nothing after that.
Can you provide a save file?
Iâm not here to help but this is hilarious
here, take a drawing
Have you not recieved a âYouâre feeling tired. Stop crafting? Y/Nâ box?
Thatâs actually strange. Many tasks like boiling water do not require constant attention. Especially if youâre using electric things like a Kitchen Unit or an Atomic Coffee Maker, these devices should turn off automatically after the water is done boiling.
I had this happen one time, but it was when I first started playing. I donât remember how I stopped though, I think it was from eventually getting the tired message, but it was so long ago Iâm not 100% sure.
It is possible to stop crafting as long as possible
activity in latest experimental version using Pause
action (5
or .
).
Go to keybindings menu, assign some key to this action and use it while crafting.
This is sightly off topic:
I thought i am an experienced CDDA player, but i never noticed a âcraft as long as possibleâ option, only a batch craft.
How do i âcraft as long as possibleâ?
And what happens when i break these crafting loop? Cause if you exit a batch crafting youâll get nothing.
You can find it under the âCraftâŚâ tab in the action menu or just setting up a keybidding for it. If you break the loop all the item being crafted atm is reset and the previous ones remain.