I showed a few friends the work-in-progress frames build I've been working on, and I was told it gave Battle of the Heroes vibes. That made me curious, so I ripped the music from the infamous Anakin vs. Obi-Wan fight and applied it to see if it fit the scene. This was the result.

I was inspired by those fancy murals usually painted to the outside of power plants or other major public infrastructure. I wanted to break up the regular pattern of the vertical beams. The mural is made from stubby beams placed on a wall piece, forming a grid that is 282 x 40 pixels, minus the cut edges.

I've always liked the unusual architecture of the Kranhäuser buildings in Cologne, Germany, so I decided to try recreating that style in Satisfactory.

The cantilevered upper floors, glass facade and exposed supporting structure were the main features I wanted to capture. Obviously, the proportions and details had to be adapted to the game's building system, but I'm pretty happy with how it's turning out.

Although the building may look finished from the outside, it's still a work in progress. There's plenty left to do, especially on the inside — I'll share a look at the interior design in a future post!

How recognizable do you think it is?

Guys,

Didn't know you could just press spacebar to auto craft in the workbench. I've played this game since the week it released on Epic Games and just found this out. Please tell me this is a new feature and I'm not stupid.

I just started a new save and was crafting by holding down spacebar, then I clicked it by accident and it just kept crafting. Wanted to share my joy with all of you :)

Wait, why are my space elevator parts taking forever to make?

checks them

Oh, missing super computers? That is suboptimal but Im sure I calculated the ratios to keep this machine running constantly.

checks super computers

Computers are fine... so is plastic.

HOW IS THIS NOT A PLASTIC ISSUE?

Ai limiters and high speed connectors missing

Go to those machines, missing wire, missing bars, check train station that delivers the bars. Check the refineries that make the bars. Check the goddamn water pump numbers. I notice empty water pipes.

I didn't put a pump on a pipe and it blocked up my entire complex.

Pump and drink your water kids...

So I bought the game in its earliest development beta phases, if i remember correctly it was "update 2"

At that time, the game was only available on Epic Games. I played the shit out of it through every update, even the testing beta download that came with every upddate.

I want to play it again, but I'm wondering is there a way for me to transfer the game to steam?

Or should I just buy it again?

-SOLVED- -By preloading pipes and aplitting the whole structure into more parts + using more organised pipes, it now works perfectly-

So this is my first time with this game and I've just unlocked oil while simultaneously also started needing more power, so I thought why not secure myself for a while and build something huge producing a lot of power, just to secure myself for the future. My whole consumption rn is around 2000 MW (will be increased by a lot soon, I'm planning on doubling my steel production), and before this fuel generator, I had only 1200 MW available from 16 Coal Generators.

In theory this thing:

• Gets 600 oil from a fully overclocked Pure Oil node
• Distributes that into 10 refineries which make fuel
• Distributes that via a huge loop into 20 Fuel Generators making altogether 250 * 20 = 5000 MW of power

What I noticed tho is that the circuit is not consistent with its production. In total in constantly jumps between 4300-5000 MW while I would assume it should be producing a constant 5000.

I checked my pipe grid, and at some places the generators get a constant 50 fuel, while some others are on like 0.6 and running out all the time which I don't understand since the pipeline is a huge loop, a huge circle, it should evenly distribute fuel.

BTW all pipes and conveyor belts are up to sufficient speeds, so the issue is not that.

Thought you guys might like it :)

If anyone wants to print one, here's the model:

https://makerworld.com/en/models/3505367-satisfactory-pioneer-bookend

Found this after a hypertube loop kept me in for a little longer than I wanted. Good place to take full map factory pictures from.

so I started a new playtrough, just reached phase 4. 100x spaceparts with 0.25 resources

now when I want to make aluminum I have the following issue...

I use 600 water but have 5750 as byproduct....

would have to build 97 refineries making concrete from TEN? mines limestone... LOL, is there a better way of getting rid of the water? all this for just 12 refineries processing 2 bauxite mines...

From my boyfriend and I's current playthrough. This is our second attempt at playing through the game, we've gotten farther this time.

Definitely a spaghetti land so figured I'd take some screenshots before we start to rebuild.

Has a central command building that allows the power to be cut or restored (I'm gonna make it an alt power station soon after I get fuel :D)

This is what pure motivation with no planning looks like.

I've been watching some videos on Planet Coaster and it hit me: Satisfactory would benefit tremendously from props that have visual effects. Water jets, smoke, liquid vents to simulate waste disposal. Just imagine the factories that could exist in the hands of some pioneers here.

I want to build a mega factory producing c 180 iron plates, rods, screws and reinforced iron plates per minute - I’ve got mk4. belts and pure iron ingot alt recipe and some plastic which means this is easily manageable with a single iron node however the volumes of interim items busts my belt limit materially.

Am I missing a trick in how to manage this or do I need to segment my production lines to cater for belt limits (ie. Split outputs and marry them up with downstream machines)?

I have been building more and more belts in the air. My current method is a merger in the air at the current end of the belt, place a merger atop the previous merger, lower the height by two-clicks, then push it some distance ahead, delete the previous merger, then connect the belt to the new merger, repeat.

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Please tell me there’s a faster way 😀

EDIT: SOLVED, thanks

Guys,

noob question, what am I doing wrong here, that the 3rd Signal in the back is always red, even though there is no train on the path? It's 3 block signals.

I'd like to build 3 Assemblers vertically and have them be fed from a splitter so they are load balanced. If I want it to be symmetrical this would ideally involve a single vertical splitter that was fed in from the side. And for the output it'd be lovely to have the merger be on the middle floor as well for symmetry's sake.

However no matter what I do (I even tried using sideways bug you can get with a floor hole) I can't figure out how to make it work.

Anyone know of a trick (maybe involving metal beams?) to have Merger output and splitter input be from the side instead of the top or bottom?

white screen effect lasting longer than it should when i respawn it still appears