SashaGoncharov19
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Run the original macOS ARM64 game code on iOS: - tools/retarget.py: header-only Mach-O retargeting to an iOS dylib - platform/native: UIKit host and macOS API shims (AppKit for SDL's Cocoa backend, CoreGraphics displays, CoreAudio device, Metal device properties, Wuffs PNG decoding, Steam and peripheral stubs) - touch, overlay, iOS keyboard and hardware keyboard input - tools/build_native.py: build, sign, install, data copy, launch - docs: build guide, controls, architecture Also includes the earlier static-translation research (ARM64 -> WASM -> native) under docs/research, runtime/, tests/ and tools/. No game files are included; the build reads them from a local install.
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# Controls
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Factorio is played with a mouse and keyboard. The port turns touches into mouse events and
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offers three ways to press keys. The game receives ordinary macOS key events with Mac key codes,
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so Factorio's own key bindings and settings apply unchanged.
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## Touch
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| Gesture | Sent to the game | Typical use |
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| --- | --- | --- |
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| Tap | Left click (double tap = double click) | Buttons, placing, opening entities |
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| Drag with one finger | Left button held while moving | Placing rows of items, dragging in GUIs |
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| Long press (0.6 s) and keep holding | Right button held; moving drags with it | Mining resources, trees and rocks; removing buildings |
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| Two-finger drag | Mouse wheel | Zooming the map view, scrolling lists |
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Touch positions map 1:1 to the game's pixels, so taps land exactly under the finger.
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## On-screen overlay
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| Button | Key |
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| --- | --- |
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| Left stick | W A S D (walking); diagonals press two keys |
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| E | Inventory |
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| Q | Pipette / clear cursor |
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| R | Rotate |
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| F | Pick up items |
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| M | Map |
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| T | Technologies |
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| ⇧ | Shift, sticky |
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| Ctrl | Control, sticky |
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| Esc (top left) | Escape: menu, close windows |
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| Tab (top left) | Tab |
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| ◐ (top right) | Hide or show the stick and the key buttons |
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| ⌨︎ (top right) | Open or close the iOS keyboard |
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The key labels match Factorio's default bindings. If you rebind keys in the game, the buttons
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still send the same physical keys.
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**Sticky modifiers.** Tap ⇧ or Ctrl and the button turns orange. The modifier stays pressed for
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your next click, long press or typed key, then releases. Tap it again to release it without
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using it. Example: Ctrl, then tap an assembler to transfer all items.
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## iOS keyboard and extra keys
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The ⌨︎ button opens the standard iOS keyboard for chat, save names and search fields. Every
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character you type is also a key press, so letters work as hotkeys while the keyboard is open.
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Above the keyboard is a scrollable bar with the keys iOS keyboards lack: Esc, Tab, Ctrl, Alt
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and ⇧ (sticky), arrow keys, Enter, Del, \`, Home, End, Page Up, Page Down and F1–F12.
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Typing uses the US key layout; accented characters are sent as text only.
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## Hardware keyboard
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A Bluetooth or USB-C keyboard is passed through key by key, including modifiers, function keys
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and key releases, so held keys and combinations behave as on a Mac. iOS reserves some
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Command-key shortcuts for itself.
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## Interface size
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At native resolution Factorio's interface is small on a phone. Set **Settings → Interface → UI
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scale** in the game to about 175–200 %. This does not lower the rendering resolution.
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