Computers From 1 Blueprint! - Guide in Satisfactory Update 7
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ส.ค. 2024
- This is a step by step tutorial by to an awesome Satisfactory blueprint design for a 2.5 per minute computer factory setup - iron, copper, plastic in and computers out, all in one blueprint!
Update 7 in Satisfactory brought us blueprints and I have been working on factory setups that simplify some of the more annoying things about building factories, especially working with manufacturers. The ultimate expression of the Satisfactory blueprint is squeezing a whole production into one blueprint - just like this computer factory. It's a one click factory!
This design in modular, you can string together as many as you want. Each additional 2.5 computers takes only 6 clicks - 1 to put the blueprint down, 4 to hook up belts, 1 to hook up the power
This is Satisfactory design will be awesome in a standalone computer factory or as part of a supercomputer factory.
This tutorial will give you some Satisfactory tips on how to be organized and squeeze a lot of machines into a small area. I show you how I think about squeezing things into a blueprint.
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00:00 Required Recipes and Inputs
00:52 1st Floor
08:05 2nd Floor
18:18 Top Floor and Belts
30:18 Starting Up the Factory
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excelent build man - just the plastic as a pre made product - alll the other stuff is just extracted ore so ... great, really great man.
Thanks Sammy! It is fun trying to figure these out and glad you like the vid
These one-click factories are awesome! I've been adapting the concept for vertical tower manifolds and moving sub-parts between towers on conveyors for more complex parts. I'd never have guessed you'd find a way to build something as complex as a computer from ore in one blueprint!
Thanks morsey! That sounds pretty awesome. Conveyors between towers always looks pretty cool. It is fun to try and figure fitting this stuff in
Amazing video and engineering keep up these amazing Blueprint factories pls
nice video and build!
Thanks Timmy! Glad you enjoyed it
*Me just clipping everything through everything*
Honestly it’s not a bad way to go. Sometimes I drive myself nuts trying to keep it organized
@@DrLootCrate I'm relatively new, but one friend I play with is at the point where he'd rather avoid clipping and floating stuff. I figure we all get to that point eventually
i do spagetti factories
@@Dem0n5 I started with crap all over the place too. 800 hours later the organization kinds of comes naturally
@@MilesProwerTailsFox Tasty!
nice video i thought this was made by the devs to advertise blueprints, they should hire you lol
Haha thanks pope! They did show one of my vids on their stream 2 months ago, but it was goofy one about a factory cart World Cup
Question:
Can you use a blueprint to form a blueprint?
When you had the 3 assemblers to set up, if you setup 1 of them with the corresponding splitters/mergers and save it as its own blueprint, can you paste the other two into the mainbuild blueprint?
You can! In fact I start most of my blueprints by dropping in a 4x4 foundation blueprint
What is that at 31:00 just cleaving that elevator right in half with a belt! You are truly evil!
Dude! I didn't even notice! eagle eye. When I had to do some quick surgery to get things to line up at the end, I must have moved the machine 1 notch up without noticing.
That violates my core principles!
you can fix the splitter issue with temp foundations just erase them after you place the spliter
I did this build but with an Extra 2 Constructors on the floor with Copper Wire and Circuit Boards to make 20 more Copper Sheets so id minimize the amount of Power cells needed by 4. The caviat to this was my build is clipping gruesomely in some areas but i made no effort to alleviate the issue since it doesnt bother me
You know what would be like super cool, being able to import and export blueprints, or atleast share them between people on multiplayer servers
i would prefer to use glass foundations and deal with the minor clipping instead of roofs but otherwise this is excellent!
That is a good call. A happy medium that doesn’t throw off alignment. Glad you enjoyed the build!
They could do with a signal wall hole left and right version
No doubt! I think there should be a place able wall hole like there is for pipes
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29:04 Why on earth would you, when overclocking where you need more than one shard, and have more than one machine, not spread the shards out for better power efficiency?
Because I have 50 GW of power! That power saved doing that means nothing to me, but if it means something to you, by all means adapt the design to do so
How'd you know I have a RGB mouse?? Is this black magic
Haha. There are only two possibilities - a fancy RGB mouse or a dell mouse taken from work
I have a cheap 2000’s mouse found in *that* box of cables, I don’t know why I still have it…
Good job! But I prefer to build smelters array next to miner and never transport raw resources, only ingots (plastic, rubber, etc.). So, the 1st floor is useless for me :)
I also usually build technical 0th floor for underground conveyors and other communications between blocks
Also always including floor foundations make life easier
can you share the blueprint file please?
My blueprints file themselves are reserved for my awesome patreons. Check the link in the description if you are interested.
If you aren’t into that, no problem. You just got free instructions on how to do it yourself.
am i the only one finding this game so boring and so unchallenging ?
It can definitely get tedious at times. I have been taking a little break from it myself, but I will be back at it soon with update 8!
i find it satisfying and it gives my kind of a minecraft feel in both exploration and building (Pun not intended)
bad video bad explanation i just lost time
Thanks for watching!