The highly anticipated Factorio: Space Age expansion has launched, bringing a wealth of changes, enhancements, quality-of-life features, and bug fixes to the core game as well. Even if you haven’t purchased the expansion, you’ll likely notice significant changes, particularly regarding some of the controls you’ve been accustomed to. Below, you’ll find guidance on how to switch between weapons in Factorio 2.0.
How to Switch Weapons in Factorio 2.0
In the latest version 2.0 of Factorio, players can switch their equipped weapons by pressing the “C” key, as opposed to the previous “Tab” key.
This modification may confuse some players, as the “Tab” key has been repurposed to open the map, which offers a more logical experience when navigating.
Updated Key Bindings in Factorio 2.0
Below are the key binding modifications introduced in Factorio 2.0:
| Action | New Default Key | Old Default Key |
|---|---|---|
| Open Map | Tab | M |
| Switch to Next Weapon | C | Tab |
| Shooting | Shift + Space | C |
| Toggle Personal Roboport | Alt + F | Alt + R |
| Pause Game | Pause | Shift + Space |
| Connect Train | J | |
| Disconnect Train | K | |
| Vertical Flip | V | |
| Use Item (Capsules/Grenades) | Right Mouse Button |
Most of these adjustments promote smoother gameplay experiences. This list highlights the specific changes made to the key bindings. For those interested in a comprehensive overview of the new features and fixes, visit the official forums.
Is Key Rebinding Available in Factorio 2.0?
Absolutely! Factorio still allows players to customize their key bindings. If the new controls are not to your liking, simply navigate to “Settings” in the main or pause menu and select the “Controls” section. Here you can modify any action and set it to your preferred key:
In summary, Factorio 2.0 represents a significant upgrade, with the expansion serving as nearly a sequel regarding the amount of new content. It’s reasonably priced at $35 and can be found on Steam and GOG, complete with regional pricing on Steam.
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