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- This is my guide to building a clean and modular factory that produces 30 encased steel beams per minute.
Input Requirements:
480 Iron Ore
480 Coal
450 Limestone
Power Requirements:
At least 394.4 MW (Using MK1 Miners)
At least 376.1 MW (Using MK2 Miners)
What you'll need:
4x MK1(@200%) using pure nodes (iron/coal)
2x MK1(@188%) using pure nodes (limestone)
OR
4x MK2(@100%) using pure nodes (iron/coal)
2x MK2(@94%) using pure nodes (limestone)
12x Foundry(@89%)
17x Constructor
8x Assembler
Check out some of my other key guides below:
10 Modular Frame: • 10 Modular Frames / Mi...
16 Rotors: • 100% EFFICIENT 16 Roto...
20 Reinforced Iron Plates: • 100% EFFICIENT 20 Rein...
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I'm addicted to the sandwich layer now, what have you done...
Something glorious - so I've been told.
@@Scalti can we use mk4 belt for all?
@@Scalti he stole from u!?!?! how are u not mad!?!?!
@@uroskiller1997 it would be innefficeant
@@Tyr_kllr-Official who stole from me?
Man's killing it again with these builds. The sandwich layer is revolutionary.
As always thank you for the hard work you put in.
I absolutely love the blooper reel!
Suggestion: could you add the power requirements to the intro and the basic ore inputs, outputs, machines list, and power requirements to the descriptions?
DONE! I've updated ALL videos with this information.
@Scalti what a lad!
@@Scalti You da man!
Your videas are amazing, your editing is beautiful and your tutorials are simple yet effective, I've built some of your factories in my wolrd and they are amazing.
I've been using your guides to build up a nice factory layout. I add my own flair to the buildings when they're done. I also messed up on the basic iron outputs factory, but rolled with it and made the unconventional shaping work. I've gone from having inefficient sprawls to more efficient factory cities thanks to these guides!
I would really love it if you did a Tier 1 & 2 Iron factory, producing rods, plates, screws, RIPs, modular frames and rotors. That's an early-game build I always need, but I've never been able to come up with a remotely elegant design for the whole unit.
Scalti, you are the best. Although I don’t want to discredit other TH-camrs with regards to this game, you have the perfect pace, detail and explanations to get the basic factories going to get into the mid game. Keep it up! Also, get a patreon!
This is straight impressive not gonna lie. I'm addicted to watching these episodes.
glad to see your new video, loving your build-style and your soothing voice, cheers from Germany!
Would love to see how you build those pillars with the belts, going to the production site
Holy crap I'm glad I found your vids. I basically copied your T1 iron and copper builds. Then I built myself a reinforced plate factory in the same style. After that, I watched your vid for the plate factory and it was exactly the same. (my belts were arranged slightly different but same concept)
REALLY enjoying these builds. Sandwich layer blew my mind. Thanks Scalti!
Im glad the bloopers show you are only human, not some build god (I mean you are). Thankyou sir :D
This came out exactly as I was looking to build my own encased beam factory. It really helped me out a lot to keep things organized. It's been a lot of chaos in the base and hand feeding a lot of high tier components in my base just to rush tier 7. Finally got there and now it's time to make everything look nice. All your guides give a lot of insight into how to keep things simple, clean and organized. Can't wait to see any tips about long distance and also inner factory transportation of low-mid and high tier items.
Fun fact: Load balancing the concrete on the first sandwich layer instead of manifolding it uses the same amount of machines (1 merger and 3 splitters instead of four splitters [per side]) and in my humble opinion is cleaner looking too. You basically do a 1-3-6 split and merge the sixth line that isn't needed back into the input. Five-way splitting like that doesn't always work because it can overwhelm the feeding belt but in this case it works perfectly: The feeding MK3 belt has room for the return from the sixth line as it adds up to 262,5/m and it can handle 270/m.
Anyway, I love your work. All hail the sandwich :)
Agreed. This was a debate I had with myself and opted for overflow to keep video shorter and a bit easier to follow. I’ve started implementing the 1:5 split in later builds however.
Love the build. Like the way you left the thinking time in. oh, and the blooper reel, perfect. Thanks.
Thanks for nice videos. Based on your designs, I started building my factories in similar way and they look gorgeous
Thank you for giving us the diagram for the 1-5 split it was genuinely super helpful
yessss, glad to see you back brother. i was worried you might have burnt out already
Burnt? No - Just have had a lot on my plate recently that requires my focus. I’ve taken care of one big issue and that’s taken some stress away so I can chip away at making these videos again.
@@Scalti eh real life always comes first mate. glad to hear
your bloopers are so worth watching till the end...
Really like the Conveyor piers. Looks sharp without having to grid out everything so it doesn't look like spaghetti.
It is great to see that you are back. I love your guides.
Thanks for this, just a note on the description, you have 17 Constructors and 8 Assemblers, it should be 18 Con and 5 Assemblers based on the video.
Cheers again for another great build
The only Satisfactory content creator I subscribe to . ⬅️(Period)
Love what you're doing man. I'm going to give my factory a complete redesign with these buildings.
I'm amazed by how people can come up with this.. Im like looking at it going arhhhh.. I'm so glad for this video
Yeah, I thought I'd been doing pretty decently with the power setups and basic production stuff until I watched these. The organization alone makes me want to cry. All my ground-level garbage production.. Man, I thought I had a big power grid when I hit 3000 the first time, then I see guys building these mega-factories and grids in the 40k+ range.
Your super underrated my dude, both on TH-cam and on steam!
Well encased steel beams are my next project after redoing Concrete which will be quick, and YT seems to be on top as this popped up in my recommended today :) Thanks.
Dude... you rock! Honestly, best guides i have seen out there. And there are very nice one's :)
Well done Scalti, thank you for another thought out and clean guide. Look forward to seeing more in the future :)
This video is great for my innumeracy.
I love you, and your videos. You make my life on Satisfactory so much easier! Thank you
Using sandwich method for less performance systems lessens lag too good way of putting up guides 👍
Well thought out, Thx for your thoughts.
so happy i found this channel! :)
Good stuff man, really enjoying the flow of these videos
Please make more videos!! Love them
If you are still useing this guide in 1.0 then you have to switch the center 2 steel beam constructors to concrete constructors (the input is still the same, you just have to change those 2 constructors and juggle around the belting a little bit) other than that this guide still works totally fine :) (this is the first guide I noticed that needed any change so far in 1.0)
Edit: and I dont remember if Scalti mentioned it in the video, but remember to reduce the production of the foundries from 45 Beams/min to 40 Beams/min if you want to keep your power consumption consistant. If you dont care about that then just keep them at 100% production, they will reduce to around 80% productivity automatically due to the belt balancing)
Thanks, I haven't even noticed that yet!
Oh, wait :) You have to connect the wall conveyer first, then the machine. Otherwise it will not snap into the wall.
Your buildings are really good, thanks for showing.
Thanks!. Enjoy the tutorials.
It would be great if you could give some examples of efficient builds or even non-efficient but clean builds that also use alternate recipes such as pure iron ingots, encased steel pipes, or solid steel ingots.
Great work scalti as always… just a quick observation, at 29:39 you were adding 40+40+40 =120 therefore mk2 belt while the output is 45+45+45=135 then you should have chosen mk3 for the last output belt…
Love your tutorials, and keep them coming, cheers
Foundries are outputting 40 per minute, not 45 in this build.
@@Scalti you are right… i did the math trying to see if i leave the smelters at 100% (45/min) would i be getting a higher yield if i want to balance it with an extra constructor and probably an extra assembler in any way, but boy you did your math pretty well…
This is great stuff thank you very much for the hard work that you put into this stuff
Love the build!
"480 divided by 12 is........40?....maybe?" really made me laugh!
thanks for another excellent, well-detailed video!
At Last ! The king has return !
Great videos with great ideas. Thanks for sharing your ideas and math.
Love your guides for these things! Been Helping me a great deal at this point in the game :)
Scalti, i love your design choises and efficiency. I am trying to implement your design into a steel factory. Maybe that would be a great next video? 😉
Recording the basic steel factory tomorrow (Sunday). Likely going to live stream the process - www.twitch.tv/scalti if you're curious to check it out.
It's not placebo. Faster belt speeds help flush the system faster. Once everything is filled up, the overflow is working regardless. But it takes way longer to fully ramp up, when using minimum belt speeds inbetween splitters.
I tend to wait at my factory until everything is settle to make sure I didn't make a mistake. Here it really helps to avoid unnecessary wait and worry times.
I love all your videos, so organized and clean!
Very good factory!! Are you some kind of genius?! 🤣
Yay! A new Scalti build! Welcome back. Also, how do you feel about coke or compacted ingots in this build?
Haven’t considered it. My goal is to always present vanilla first and then alternates at some point afterward.
Thank you for another exceedingly excellent video! Cheers!
Asymmetry is the lack or absence of symmetry. The pattern you are making at 15:15 is rotationally symmetrical.
love the takeouts :D the confusion is so cute :D great builds though, definetly learned a lot here, the nub at Satisfactory that I am :D
You should do one for 5 super computers per minute, I would love to see one and your builds are so clean, reply to my comment for your thoughts on this please
Be fair if you've been watching him for a while, you could probably create one yourself. The math is overwhelming at first but you get the hang of it. I managed to create this factory but with double the output (Took a while). I've used his style for all my factories and my save looks flawless because of it
I have raging ADHD that's causing me to hyper focus on this game, even though I have horrible creativity so I'm trying to get as much inspiration without frying my brain out.
With that being said, I really appreciate going into detail and explaining the ratioing in the logistics during the load bearing segment cuz I would've totally gotten lost with doing load splitting.
The good news is, you don’t HAVE to load balance. Manifolds work just as well if it’s not a blocker for you.
I’d also give yourself grace too where if you’re feeling burnt working on a specific factory, go explore, or build something else that’s small/temporary just to switch it up. This helps me avoid burn out which is something that caused me to stop making content for about a year.
You should build “The Line” next, show us how it’ll work
Great build! I would like to see a video on the miner placement to fit in the 1x3 buildings you show.
Hmm. I can either doing that in a tips and tricks video or possibly a short 60 second clip for Instagram.
My base is about 4-5km wide now. Travellings becoming a nightmare. Tempted to tear the lot down on another save and build everything upwards with 1 main bus for the lot. So much work though.
One end is a ton of oil field power stations built on water, main factory in the middle and then the other end is the train station from my closest Bauxite deposit. That road is painful, even with hyper tubes or the explorer
Should we build encased steel beams (or motor) from scratch or we use products from other factories? We’ve build steel (and rotor) factories already.
In general, This is kinda bothering me of what factories to build from scratch/ores and what to build from output of other factories.
PS: 1. your designs are awesome and very helpful. I hope you get well soon and start continuing the series.
2. Also other than designs I hope you add another series for gameplay.
Would it be worth revisiting these builds now that floor hole lifts are available?
"Technical Errors" I laughed out loud
great content man, thank you so much!
love your videos
You should upload them as a blurprint on the satisfactory-calculator site and would really love to do this since its a nice scalable project
suggestion: could you explain how to build the foundations a bit more? since it was confusing figuring it out just from watching.
You already earned my sub with your 30 Reinforced steel plate fab. i call this kind of Factory already "Scalti Design" love this style and played a bit with my first rebuild of it to fit in elevators and try to feeding out the plates throught the base.
Seeing this base belt work i wonder how you would build a cement fab. the 45 ratio is killing my beltwork.
Feeding in one 120 and one 60 in and splitt them evenly to 4 constructors is a pain. Base idea is to feed every construtor from a 3 lane feeded merger (15 each) no overclocking and only T1 belts (the 120 feeding belt from the miner dosen't count here.) sitting there and puzzeling since 3 days. assuming the beltwork for this needs at least be 2 storys high (8m). Do you have any idea how to solve that in your design?
Another very nice build and high quality guide, @scalti !
I have bad vibes about the 1-to-5 splitting : I think I'll try an initial 1-to-2 splitter feeding a 2-lines overflow system with "central" merger (like what you used for the 2 steel ingots lines). Any thoughts ? Would one be better than the other ?
It’s all the same in the end as long as the input amount is the same. Only difference is ramp up time to full efficiency. User choice at that point.
If another outside opinion is ok with you, load-balancing is a work of sublime elegance to me. Although, I do find myself using overflow methods sometimes if I don't wish to be bothered with how to efficiently move ingredients (like @Scalti mentioned), UNLESS you can prime your machines first, which is sometimes not an option. Also imo, it depends on what stage of the production you are at. Towards the very end of a line, I find the overflow method best for one reason, and that is so I can lead one line into an AWESOME sink :)
This is amazing man, keep them coming please XD
How do you start bringing up your designs ?? Do yo start with the numbers, or do you start on paper or on a 3d program??
ALWAYS start with numbers. I have a basic ideology on how I design factories that makes the design of it fairly straight forward once I have the math worked out. First floor is processing the basic materials from ore into ingots, second floor is taking those ingots and making basic components, if the space available does not allow for all basic components to be made, I start a second floor for remaining items. Repeat the process depending on how complex the final product is and the top most floor is what yields the final item I intend to make.
Thanks for your quick answer !
I appreciate your clean, uniform, almost minimalist style. Gave my creative pile-up a good kick.
A question though: Are you aware of a planner that gives output choices based on available input rather than required input for desired output?
I know of SCIM but it gives you plans based on desired output. I'd like to know what I could do with, say, two 240 lines and on 120 line of iron.
No clue. What I’ve done on my end though is begun to find good base numbers for item production. (e.g. 10 modular frames needs 240 iron ore.) this makes it easier when revisiting the planning stage of complex items that rely on the previous tier components.
Hi, u didn't link a photo of your system (for concrete, in last sandwich layer ) :(
Great work once again !
you can make each factory from scratch and join them into another, for example, a factory of rods next to the screw and from this rotors I would ask for such tips, it will help, thank you for your work, you already have subscriptions
It’s not a very effective or clean method in my opinion. These designs are meant for what you’ll need to build other factories. By separating everything it takes up more space than personally desired.
@@Scalti ok😁
@@Scalti next smart plating pleas😁
this is entertaining
How do you build the "skirt" you use for your buildings. I can't get the walls to clip into the ground like you do to give that clean foundation look.
Your contraptions are amazing as ever! Just to ask you something how to build everything in a certain color like yours, when you place it will immediately become the color you wanted.
Unlock the paint gun via the MAM. Research flower petals. Change the first swatch (upper left) and it will change all previously built and future built items to chosen color
It still doesnt work though, i have no idea why.
Thank you for wonderful factories. How's your new car?
It's one of my dream cars! I'm absolutely in love with it. 2020 VW Golf GTI SE in red. Can't wait to hit the 1,000 mile break-in period so I can really enjoy the ride. Thanks for asking!
@@Scalti One day. One day I'll have my dream car. Nothing close to similar to yours. But hopefully this dream car will be able to take the kids and me overlanding before they go to college!
I fuckin needed this! Thank you!
Hey Scalti, just followed along, great content! Do the foundries need to be under clocked at all?
Not if you load balance. Set them to 40 items produced per minute. Don’t recall the % off the top of my head. You can leave them as is though if you want.
@@Scalti thanks! I followed your load balancing, I think the % works out to 888889 or something similar but can't remember from last night.
Quick question, how do you do the walls on the sandwich layer? Is that enabled by a mod? Can't get it to work in vanilla.. Thanks!
Need to place the wall on the top foundation first and then a wall below it.
Hello Scalti, thanks for your advices and your work.
There is smthg i'd like to clarify for this case. How much miners are you using in this video, what type ? (mk1/2 and are they overclocked btw ?) and what type of mines are you using ? (pure/normal ....impur ? I dont' think so)...
There is two lines of each ressources types which means they are transporting 240 ores/min each (maybe 225 ores/min for the limestone).
I'm asking that because you said you used 8 miners and i can't find out how you end the ore nodes with this configuration.
Sorry if i missed something. Thanks !
I may have goofed with the 8 miners.
In the video I used MK2 at 100% on pure nodes to get 240 each. You can also do MK1 at 200% on pure to achieve the same.
I have an anomaly so my mk2 line transport 270 iron&coal all my 6 foundry are 100% then i splited this line in 2 (135/1min for steel pipe and 135/1min steel beam) for S.Beam i did 7const+1 200% (instead of making 9 const) and for S.Pipe 6const + 1 75% ( 135/15=6.75) and my efficiency is not even 50% on many const, bad math or ? I appreciate if someone can answer
In what did he storage the Encased steel beams at the end, haven't seen this before.
Went straight into the AWESOME Sink. XD
Store it or transport the output however you’d like. I have to leave some of the problem solving to you all. ;]
Since I built a similar version about a week ago, how do you deal with the decimal production rates of the miners? Because let’s say the Mk. 2 miner on a pure limestone node can only reach 451.2 or 449.8
Round up. Better more than not enough.
@@Scalti right but do I just let the belts jam up? also the version I built uses the 2 copper + 2 iron to make iron ingots to make the factory slimmer, so I have 8 foundries at 80% production feeding into the steel foundries. It's 100% efficient but the input is awkward and now I cant really split off anything else. since I'm also constructing a streel pipe and screw factory with 3 of you modular frames to make heavy modular frames. would I be better to just extend the base of the factory and add an extra 4 foundries?
Do you have any plans to to do basic steel production? Love all of your builds and would really look forward to that specific build. Great work.
I do but wanted to prioritize this factory because MK4 belts are a HUGE upgrade. Motor factory is next and after that a basic steel. Might switch them around though.
Cool. Will be looking forward to both of them.
Basic Steel is in the recording stage as of tomorrow (Sunday). Thinking I'll live stream while I do it. www.twitch.tv/scalti - Not sure when I'll be starting specifically however.
Do you actually play this game somewhere else so I can watch you another channel or something
Not at the moment. Once I can get a steady schedule sorted out I plan to stream either on here or Twitch. Those streams would be either a play through but most likely the behind the scenes of me designing these factories.
@@Scalti I am over on twitch also I use most of your designs in my satisfactory build thank you for that
After watching few videos, the first thing that comes to my mind in terms of critics: i think you should just start by saying how much of which ore/min you need as an input. That's about it. Talking every time about all the different possibilities of miners/overclocks etc. is somewhat waste of time (i mean, over 3 minutes on it this time?). That being said, still great videos, got alot of ideas from them - thx and keep it up!
Ps. The faster belts between the splitters are not placebo (what you said about 00:30:00 . you might want to put some overlay text there to clarify it, cause you correct it few mins later and ppl following you step-by-step might need to rebuild the sandwich layer). If you have 240 materials coming in and each constructor uses lets say 40/min, when using the overflow system, you need at lest 200/min belt to the 2nd splitter, and after each splitter its 40 less - so you might start using a lower Mk. after a few, but normally its not worth the hassle, yeah :)
Good point. The first few videos I did were early game so I tried to communicate those to ensure players didn’t make a mistake or provide information they may not have known. Habit kind of stuck.
Your builds are amazing and tried to make a Smart Platng factory the way you do it but I am getting nowhere with it. Will you make one in the near future?
Unlikely - It's not a no but I say unlikely because there is a fairly limited use for them as it's for elevator progress only. Yes they're used again for other complex elevator components but my argument is you're better off making a temporary system and hand feeding required items. The time it would take to automate versus the 'reward' just isn't there. You're not the first to ask however so it's still on the table.
*Thank youuuuu
make a steel factory which will give you plenty of steel for mk3 belts first and also the steel to unlock miner mk2, the encased beams will be your main resource for belts and I only used mk4 belts after having it up and running, and they are enough till you reach that point on later tiers when the belts arent enough for some designs.. specially if you use bus type belts.
Any plans to update the rest of the guides with the new sandwich layers?
Not top priority. Could reference RIP Update 5 on how they’re structured but would prefer I spend time towards the let’s play and new factories not yet made before.
nice videos but nope i am not bring in 450+ iron coal and limestone in one place
can u please make factories with normal inputs like 240 max dont need 30 beam /min
I hope CoffeeStain doesn't ever break the whole sandwich layer concept by causing your splitters/mergers to fit in a 2-meter space! That would force a significant change to your builds.
I would just need to make each layer 8m high with 6m of working space in the middle. Not a huge issue. If I did this I’d likely be able to do proper load balancing designs instead of overflow.
How do you fly all over the place? Are u using a mod? Which one?
Check the video description.
Hi can you make tier 3-4 the best base? Please?
Phenomenal guide. Keep up the good work. You've got a sub. Any chance you could take a crack at an optimized fuel power plant?
Skip fuel, go turbo. It will be a while before I design a good looking one unfortunately. Check out Kibitz’s channel. He has a basic guide on getting one setup. It’s far more effective that straight fuel. Still have the rest of steel production to cover. Once I hit oil production it’ll be one of the first ones I do though. Also have some asks on doing alt recipes too. Jury is out on how to do things in what order.
@@Scalti Big fan of Kibitz as well. I will look into his video on turbofuel. I initially wanted to make a mega factory where everything is made but I'm starting to see the benefits of making them "off-site" and transporting them to a central hub. Can't wait for more of your videos. Keep up the good work.
The split you're using for the concrete input to the assemblers is not a proper 5-way division - the material divides into six equal parts, and then one of the sixths splits again with half going to each branch of the original 50/50 split. From the original 150/minute, this yields 29.17/29.17/29.17/31.25/31.25 entering the five assemblers. The correct way to perform an even split here would be to run the main concrete line straight into a merger before splitting into halves and then sixths, and to run one sixth back into the initial merger.
That said, I love your videos and I hope to see more from you soon!
Appreciate you looking out for accuracy but this design does work. im.ezgif.com/tmp/ezgif-1-3d4b1b9b725c.gif
Looks like your link expired.
Well, I respect you too much to get into an extended thing over this, so I'll just say: if you empty the assemblers, do two of them fill up and then the system starts to overflow? And that'll be all from me.
Again, love your builds and your videos.
@@Uyer200 Here is the video of the gif. th-cam.com/video/udkw_7FHK0g/w-d-xo.html
It distributes evenly from the get go. The splitter in the middle of them all is the one that distributes the ‘6th line’ back into it all.
@@Scalti Hi Scalti. First, also from me a big thank you for your absolutely superb content!
The loadbalancing works perfectly, but i had to do the math for 4-5 iterations myself, so i could grasp it. My question here is: how did you came up with this loadbalancing setup? Try and error? Or is there some easy math i forgot how to use? :) thanks again and have a great day!
How do you build already colored? Is there any mod for color?
Paint gun! Modify the upper left swatch and it’ll change anything you’ve built that you haven’t changed the color of and anything you build in the future.
This is quality of life!!! Thx dude! You just made my day! I was really tired of painting everything!!!
can u do this kind of vids on aluminium