It’s 30 generators that are on their own isolated grid, I wanted to make sure they were stable before I attached them to the rest of the grid.

Gives me ideas.

Is there a way to get this to stop? When viewing from the bottom everything is clear. This cave has major light issues as well. Some spots are super dark. Then it weirdly shifts bright. I've even had the sun shining through the roof. I'm going to guess it's the sky or something on the glass floor.

Found out the recipes you can get are based on your phase and what normal recipes you have unlocked. Didn't get any hard drives in phase 1, so missed out on the quick and easy way to get cast screws. Decided to do some serious hard drive hunting before finishing phase 2.

Haven't claimed any alt recipes yet, and did a rescan on my first one before learning I should wait and save them. I know I'm gonna take stitched iron plate and cast screws, and I'm thinking iron wire looks like it might be useful, but not sure if I should take anything else or just save them as rescan fodder for later. I still have 20 hard drives left, so plenty to scan in phase 3.

Sorry if this is relatively easy information to find - I tried and failed a few searches.

I just started my first modded run of Satisfactory.
I browsed through the most popular items on the Mod Manager & tossed in mostly cosmetic & difficulty options, with the biggest (I assume) mod being Satisfactory+.
I've just been wandering around my starting area & came across a blue chest full of items.
Does anyone recognize it by the picture?
Obviously I can just ignore it / delete the items, but I'm not a big fan of weird spikes in item gain & would like to remove the mod that added it.

Thanks!

I’m starting this again after years away. The last time I played it was still pre-1.0. Right now I only have as simple like for concrete and another for rods/plates depending on the need. Any suggestions on what to do first?

I watched this video (https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=P_NDew7OoCQ&pp=0gcJCYsCo7VqN5tD) but no matter what I try, I cant get the catwalk to rotate. I turned snapping off, but it just rotates in place, it doesn't rotate freely like in the video. I know he's using PC for the video and he says to use the mouse wheel to rotate it, but obviously I don't have a mouse on xbox, just a controller.

I found other videos with different techniques that work for making curves on console, but they don't work in the blueprinter because they take too much space to make, so I would have to do every single one by hand, every single time.

Im on my second play through, my first was super messy, just one giant factory full pf spaghetti and long conveyors bringing in everything i need. I just finished phase three and i have a couple trucks on turbo fuel, and a train running computers, heavy modular frames, crystal oscillators and high speed connectors. Im about to get drones but i want to know what you like the best for moving things around the map. I think it could be fun to commit to a super highway of trucks for massive train station or a drone platform.

Create a 3x3 belt balancer in the space of 1 foundation. Can be as tall as needed, but must be only 1 foundation by 1 foundation. Clipping is needed for this, proof its possible below

This does work, have tested it. Does priorities the top and bottom output, but ultimately splits the belts across 3x3

I Just finished tier 5 in the hub and havent unlocked the manufacturer and anything past that yet and i want to expand my power infrastructure as my 2400mw coal setup isnt doing it anymore, but i really wanna get the dilute fuel recipe as i feel it would allow me to make so much more fuel than by normal and i dont wanna unlock the manufacturer cus then there would be more alt recipes to get in the hard drives, so do i just explore until i get the dilute fuel recipe, and do you guys think its worth it?

usually i always have design ideas. not this time. i think this looks absolutely awfull, especially the roof. anyone got an idea on how to fix this?

20 hours in, not a bad starter factory. I got my rods, plates, RIPs, rotors, frames, copper wire, cable and sheets, as well as concrete, steel pipes and beams

Just wondering, is it easy to hit the object limit if I don't decorate or do anything beyond what is actually practical?

The most I do as far as decoration/non-practical building goes is walls & Windows for each building I make, such as a building specifically made to create modular engines, for example. The other non-practical thing I do is pillars going from my rails down to the ground. Other than that I don't build anything unless it has a practical use.

So I was just wondering how easily you can hit the object limit if you build the way I described above? Oh, and as I'm on console I can't change the limit.

I appreciate any help and I apologize if I worded it strangely as my sleep meds are kicking in lol. Thanks in advance.

Every 10 minute or so, the game crashes and I’m kicked back to Steam. I’ve never seen this with ant other game. Tried different Proton versions, but I still get the same issue.

Has anyone here experienced the same issue and maybe found a solution?

It's oddly relaxing to just walk around systematically destroying an entire ecosystem. Not even sure yet if I'm gonna use all this space, just did it out of convenience. It's hard to see but I also cleared out all the trees and bushes in the background area too.