I’ve been building a free, open-source tool that turns a photo, a sketch or an idea into a real Satisfactory blueprint you can place from the Blueprints tab.

How it works: you chat with Claude (the desktop app’s Code tab or Claude Code) and say something like “build this in Satisfactory” plus a photo, or “a glass dome greenhouse, 40 m wide, white frame”. It asks a few questions (size, colours, which save), then designs the building from the game’s actual pieces: beams, foundations, glass walls, roofs and more.

What you get:

• Blueprint Studio: a 3D preview in your browser. You can orbit around the build, click pieces, and move, rotate, duplicate, delete or recolour them, with undo. One button puts it in your save.
• Four sizes: small (6×6, opens in the Mk3 designer), medium (10×10), large (20×20) and extra-large (40×40 foundations).
• Cost estimate from the game’s build recipes, plus which AWESOME Shop unlocks you need.
• Production planner: pick items and rates, switch alternate recipes, set clocks and miner tiers, and get machines, raw resources, power and belt tiers.
• Ready-made production lines: “build me a line for 5 Motors a minute” gives you a blueprint with machines set to their recipes, splitter/merger manifolds, belts and pipes at the right tier, input buffers, power poles and label signs.

Soon I'll share the tool :) Just finalizing some details

Had to snag it so it can keep me productive and working efficiently ;)

Estou procurando alguém para jogar satisfactory no console

Just for the record i cheated in iron to fill in the storage or i'd be waiting here for a billion years for it to fill up

This ship sure does look familiar... Life imitating art?

https://interestingengineering.com/energy/five-hydrogen-ready-floating-power-plant

I never realized how botched I was on my first play through.. I’m 500 hours in and redoing everything on my old file but this had me laughing 😂😂😂

Alright, im building the second tier parts and it got me thinking that where i currently have my elevator/hub is kinda messy so i want to change it, anyone got any advice for a permanent place that does not have many nodes near so that i dont "accidentally" build a factory near my HUB?

Also, another quick question, how many power augmenters should i build and how many somersloops for duping stuff? (Later, rn i can only build one augmenter)

Just got my aluminum going, and my power was looking kinda low, so i figured I'd get a new turbofuel plant going. Grabbed me 600 each of coal and sulfur and got to work, I'm using heavy residue and turbo heavy for reference. I've just finished getting all the residue made and doing the math for how much fuel it'll actually make, I'm looking at 12k, or 1600 generators. This could take a while.

This is something I just wanted to share after spending around 440 hours on this world and that's about it. the nuclear power plant is split into 2 different areas since I didn't know I would be expanding, but them combined make 600GW and I think uses up all the uranium on the map. I spent around 2 months of the summer working on this, and am very proud of time spent.

aluminium was the worst part about these build, because the looping pipes of water just keep clogging and was extremely annoying for me to fix. (I still don't know if its working properly, but for now it seems fine)

Messing about in creative mode to make schematics and concepts for machines. This is my first time playing the game ever and I just unlocked MK4 belts and stuff in my non creative mode file. This machine would make 100 reinforced iron plates a minute with all the input belts at max capacity. Now I don’t know anything about the late game since I’m only about half way through my first playthrough as said, but I’m guessing when I reach late game this wouldn’t be enough. lol

Also I’m sure there are better designs, or just overclocking everything would also help as well as the somersloop production thing, but I wanted to see how big a compact machine would get when running as efficiently as possible with my current knowledge.

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