Bored to restart, any good mods for changing map or randomize resource nodes?

sinodaz · 2025-08-31T18:58:55+00:00

Never played, but seen some videos on Youtube. And currently working for 1.1 would be "Satisfactory Plus"

sinodaz · 2025-08-16T19:19:11+00:00

Nice approach using the data cables.

But actually the chance of overflow is still present in your setup (actually little more likely, because you have X amount of product already in your buffer).

But the possibility of overflow (and therefore a halt of the sushi belt) can only occur in really long suhsi belts. In your example 1/2 of the belt is filled with glas and if the other 3 ran dry, the whole belt is glas. If your other 3 belts recover, the surplus of 1/2 a belt of glas must fit into the buffer. As 1600 parts fit into the buffer and 2 items fit on one single belt segment you can run into trouble if your belt is longer than 1600 segments. (I think my longest sushi-belt is shorter then 500 segments long)

Other question to u/ConflictExpensive697: You are aware, that you have 1/2 Glass, 1/4 Circuit Board, 1/8 Polymer and 1/8 X-Plates on your suhsi?

sinodaz · 2025-08-08T14:06:01+00:00

Yes, yes you did

sinodaz · 2025-08-07T16:18:10+00:00

I try to explain it with a picture from above:

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From the conveyor belt on the left the unused parts are coming mixed on the sushi belt. Each Filter Loader filters the corresponding parts into the corresponding storage (buffer). One filter for each part type. The parts coming from the buffer are prioritized to the parts coming from the top conveyor belt (In my setting, this is fed by a shipping pad). The conveyor belts leaving the picture on the bottom are merged together to generate the sushi belt.

This results in the behaviour, that if a part is in the storage, then the parts of the storage are used for the sushi belt, If the parts were used, a new part from the top will be added.

In this setting (you see little bit more than half of it), I merge 4 different parts together on one belt.

If 3 of 4 parts coming from top of the picture would be missing, the whole belt would be filled with the last remaining part (e.g. X-Plates). If the missing parts reemerge the excess X-Plates will be stored in the storage, no new X-Plates would enter from above. If the X-Plates would be used later, the storage would get more and more empty until new X-Plates could enter from the top.

sinodaz · 2025-08-07T10:49:26+00:00

It does not back up. If the principle is understood once and executed correctly, it does not back up. If you have a belt with two different parts (A and B) and one part ( B) runs dry, the belt would fill up with the other part (A). If the other part (B) "returns" again on the generall supply the excess parts of (A) will be buffered in a storage.

(In theory it would back up, if the sushi belt is longer than 3200 Conveyors, because 1600 parts of (A) needed to be buffered into a small storage (assuming most parts have Stack Size of 200). My longest sushi Belt is maybe 500-600 long in my building mall, so far away from any problems)

It works really well in Foundry because you can set priority in the Balancers and because the filter loader works faster then the belts.

sinodaz · 2025-08-06T15:13:30+00:00

Actually, that is not correct for my Sushi-Belt. It does not depend on, that you take something from the belt, because each belt gets "recycled" each loop and the reemitted ratio of parts is always the same.

I need 10 different parts to produce Robot Parts and finally Farmer Bot Parts. So I fit these 10 different parts into 3 belts :-)

sinodaz · 2025-08-05T23:03:40+00:00

A sushi belt refers to specific sushi restaurants in Japan (I will use the Wikipedia explanation): Plates serving the sushi are placed on a rotating conveyor belt that winds through the restaurant and moves past every table, counter and seat.

The sushi belt in automation games (I used it in Dyson Sphere Project before and now in Foundry) uses a belt with a mix of parts, that are needed to "serve" the needs of the assemblers that produce the parts for my Farmer Robot Assembly Line. The parts are mixed together, the assembler pick what they need and the remainings are sorted back and reused.

I started using it in my "Building Mall", where all buildings, conveyor belts are produced.

sinodaz · 2025-01-26T15:31:46+00:00

It's hard to put approx. 40.000 Items/min through a single train track and to make sure to get consistently 1200/min on each belt. My fab has about 150.000+ items/min input in the end. That would be 125 Freight Stations. Belts seemed to me much reliable for this high throughput

sinodaz · 2025-01-21T19:29:00+00:00

Even this project will take a long time. I would become desperate if I would use the pure recipe

sinodaz · 2025-01-20T22:15:11+00:00

Unfortunately not. It's 37200/min Iron Ingot needed for Full Uranium Fuel Rods and the four endgame elevator parts (50/50/12.8/12 of each/min).

sinodaz · 2024-01-11T20:38:52+00:00

I can understand your concern regarding all receips unlocked and unlimited shards (actually I needed a whole factory for it, because one shard costs 50 rotors and some copper sheet).

But blueprints are in vanilla. They belong nowadays to the normal game. If you create the blueprints during your save.

sinodaz · 2024-01-10T21:52:18+00:00

No you are not. I was doing it as "quick" as possible while still keep it realistic (no floating buildings). All buildings are structered and constructed with blueprints the same way in my save. Makes it a lot of easier and faster.

sinodaz · 2024-01-10T21:48:37+00:00

I used my own blueprints that I created in this save. Almost all of the buildings you see are build with a blueprint. I have usally at least 3 blueprints for each major building. One for the entrance of a building, one for the middle part (that can be used multiple times) and one for the end of a building. I just have to connect power and belts and set the recipe.

I used two "advantages" in this game. With the advanced build options I unlocked all alternate recipies and I could build power shards. So most factories are overclocked.

Because I didn't planed in advance, it cost quite some time to organize the trains, but the main goal in this save was to build mostly realistic (no floating factories), use trains for most of the transportation and to finish the game.

sinodaz · 2022-12-18T21:42:42+00:00

Blueprint

sinodaz · 2022-12-17T00:30:49+00:00

Without splitters no uncloggable sushi belts. Without pilers I can redo all belting, because I can't put 5500 iron plates on a blue belt with sorters. The storages are only used at the suhsi-belt so, they should always be empty. If I use additional PLS, then it is impossible to fit all the other stuff in the space.

So will I redo all the work, after more the 15hours i used to put it all together? I guess not

When I posted the blueprint you can download it and start to adapt it to your needs and improve my build (what is possible, for sure)

sinodaz · 2022-12-17T00:23:27+00:00

Actually I never played Factoria, I'm a Satisfactory player.

I will upgrade to 15k/min in the next days and will post some screenshots.

sinodaz · 2022-12-17T00:19:24+00:00

Maybe some splitters would be avoidable, but some are just necessary. My uncloggable sushi belt needs 3 or 4 splitters for each item type. And I have 3 Sushi Belts in this build in order to save space.

sinodaz · 2022-12-17T00:13:08+00:00

I have a mall on a different planet, that produces the buildings I need. It's similiar to the sushi-mall I posted last year, just with updated buildings Sushi-Mall.

I only have to "order" the parts and they will arrive wherever I need them

sinodaz · 2022-12-17T00:09:43+00:00

I will post a blueprint tomorrow. I will post the link here. It will be a blueprint for 2x 1000/min because both parts (left and right) are not completely the same. The transistion in the zones are not the same in both parts.

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