@@wolwerine0007 Having blueprints for machines that have annoying inputs and outputs saves a lot of time. I don't care at all for aesthetics but having a blueprint for things like refineries, manufacturers or assemblers with all the belts, lifts, splitters, mergers and pipes already connected is so good.
I exist in a state of constant parkour, that is the true satisfactory way And it serves me well when i'm swarmed by a pack of radioactive hogs and spitter mothers.
I need a “how to transport raw material from nodes in very awkward places but are still aesthetically pleasing”. some of the terrain is a nightmare to work with. Oh you want bauxite and the nearest coal? Well one is in the jungle and the other is on top of a mountain. Have fun 🥰 ps: the closest water is a river 🙈
@@aaronyeh3652 lifts, changeboxes, elevators, bridgeways, under road storage, tower storage, etc. I always say let the land tell you. so build the skeleton to form with the landscape that step back and make it look right. don't start building with looks in mind as eff. comes first!
I like putting things on the floor and using catwalks to get around. This is more common in real factories anyway. It’s easier to create pathways for people around equipment than it is to build architecture and pathways for huge, mega tonnage of equipment. In the real world you usually only put things below ground or high up if you need to for better function or safety (of equipment and/or personnel). It’s expensive to do so, therefore you really need a good reason other than “I like to see the floor.” Obviously it’s a game AND playing it in many different ways is one of the great things about it. I’ve built overhead and kept the ground floor clear. I’ve built in “the basement” and kept upper floors clear. And I’ve done various other ways. It’s all fun. Thanks for the video.
None of the factories I've worked in have utility facilities on the floor, unless it's in the ground (like sewage and water drains). Most processing pipes, electrical wires, etc. Are raised above ground and dropped to get to the places that need them. Maybe it's a difference of food processing vs. other processing. But even in non-food plants I've worked at did not just have everything on the floor
@Mouwcat they're saying that catwalk aren't all over the place in a lot of factories. Food processing, for example, does not regularly have walking spaces above the product.
You need to get the MICRO MANAGE mod, it will change your life. It doesn't add any parts to the game so if it is ever disabled or you remove it, it will not affect anything placed in the world. What it does is allow you to actually place parts where you want them. No more need for all the tricks to make a piece move, align, rotate, the way you want it to using other temporary parts to build off of only to delete them afterwards. Just place the part near where you want it, shift click to highlight it, right click to open the interface, then you can move up/down, left/right, forward/back, even rotate on all axis if needed.
Just bought this game on steam. Your builds are pure esthetic satisfaction! My internal perfectionist just got burst in tears of joy while viewing this!
Honestly, the biggest issue I have is that Stackable supports (belts and pipes) _do not attach to normal supports at all._ So if you build one belt the normal way, then go "oh crap, I need multiple belts here", you have to _rip out the entire existing belt line_ and manually place Stackable ones. On top of that, you can't use Stackable as the default when extending a normal line, it only ever places normal ones... so you have to pre-place towers of Stackable supports (using the original single belt as a "okay, what _isn't_ too long between segments" guide) and then go back and put the belts/pipes in after the fact...
This is a deep vanilla problem you're having. "Construction Preferences" fix all of it. It's a light weight, unintrusive mod that doesn't break or change the game in any way other than adding some "preferences" to building (including changing default supports, electric poles and more...) And if you remove it, save file doesn't break :)
@@approximatelybored Eh, had a feeling. Going strictly vanilla for my first playthrough, but I'm already planning a "Vanilla Plus" modded playthrough for U8, and the FICSIT Augmentation Database has a solid list of QoL mods I've been eyeing 👀
You can place a conveyer stacker above an existing floor level conveyor. Just put one wherever a conveyer support currently is; just a little touchy getting it to place correctly.
If only the save time would be less. I find myself trying to keep my build simple because I don't want my save time to keep growing so much. The more complexity your builds have the more time it takes whenever you have to save the game.
@@Burtlocker You misunderstood the point of the comment. The author meant that the building system is so primitive and limited, that it is not satisfactory to bother with the aesthetics of your factories.
This problem really does get fixed heavily by 1.0. Can't tell you how nice it is to place a splitter or merger directly onto a conveyor lift. It doesn't even look like it clips either! Just fits in nice and cleanly on the top or bottom. This has drastically reduced the temptation to clip horrendously everywhere.
Used to do it that way, but somewhere lost the burn to make compact things so now most builds end up being built in clusters (modules) rather than layers. Except my "mushroom" base 😅
I know I'm a few months late, but do you mind sharing the white factory swatch shown in this video? I really love how it looks but haven't quite been able to match it.
It won't let me build beam connectors on the bottom because it clips with the blueprint designer... yet if I point the beam connector at the blueprint designer's floor, it goes halfway into the floor and is somehow valid...
Being efficient is also about removing parts that aren't needed in your factory. You don't need to bother with putting a piece of pipe inside of the wall. The wall pipe hole's only function is visual. In other words, when you are ready to place your pipe, just clip it straight through the wall. As long as it is aligned properly with your pipe hole, it will look right. Fewer pieces of pipes also reduces the amount of elements that the game has to keep track of. If you do end up connecting a pipe to one of the two sides, you can just start your next segment of pipe by selecting that same pipe hole and extending from there. You don't need to wall remove the wall to do it. The game will just let you do it. Pipes are one of those game entities that will clip through just about anything.
This is kinda impractical. I would recommend just use a simple logistics floor underneath every floor. Everything will be cleaner, more efficient and accessible.
I absolutely hate the building in this game, if youre trying to build ANYTHING outside a random box form, youll have to spend 3 hours watching "tips and trix" videos to somehow use glitches and existing bugs to get that one wall to snap onto where you want,, and the devs went " ye.. its supposed to be like that... kinda" fuck em
So, I tried to replicate your design, but for some weird reason, the game won't let me place the base blueprint back into the designer, because it's "partially clipping into it". What a shame, I have no idea why this is, but I was eager to try this design
@@approximatelybored It was probably my own mistake. The bottom-most horizontal concrete pillar was partially stuck in the ground and I didn't notice it. I don't think you need to update :)
Watching youtube ruined the game for me initially. I am pretty OCD and seeing all these perfect builds that take 100s of hours made me only accept perfect building. I put the game down for a few weeks and picked it up again with a different mindset. I keep everything clean still, especially technically, but I only spend minor time on aesthetic touches, and I really enjoy the game again. I admire people doing gods work here on youtube, but I just want to warn people that it will consume your lives (and wives) if you go for looks! (:
Vehemently disagree with your most basic premise here which is that you shouldn't build at ground level. The thing I care the MOST about being efficient with is my time. Building on the ground is faster. This design is cool and there are times when I certainly build stuff above or below the machines, but generally speaking I find the most efficient plan to be throwing the belts and pipes at or near ground level and simply make the factory walkable by adding walkways.
Very impressing how fast you can speak and show things. The show off was very successful. Unfortunately I understood nearly nothing and no, I will not look everything again in 0.5x speed. There are only very few YT video creators for satisfactory who speak with a calm, normal voice, and not sounding like somebody on speed or other drugs. But exactly these are the channels I like and subscribe to. Good look with fast-bubbling-away - you will surely impress many more people!
The video did exactly what it was made to do - deliver a burst of information and offer a solution to viewers who care about the topic. I really min/maxed this one for viewer retention with intense visuals to complement the rapid fire of information and at 77% retention, it clearly succeeded. The video has ~850 words (+/- 10). The average rate of speech is ~160-210 words per minute. Given the video's length of 3:45 (3.75 minutes), it is perceivably only ~8% faster than normal speech (at 226 words per minute). This is only the case because of editorial interventions like removing all filler words like "umm...", and cutting out dead air between sentences (like taking a breath or swallowing saliva) and the lack of contractions. If all of those interruptions were still in place the video would be ~4:30 (4.5 minutes) setting an average of 188 words per minute and landing it comfortably in the middle of the average rate of speech. Perhaps I underestimated the complexity of building a pipe and belt support, overlooking the fact that some players, especially those who play at a slower pace, might find it difficult to follow for a few minutes.
@AproxPlays Wonder if they were looking for a step by step guide rather than a rough overview of how you can make things functional, pretty, and (the point of the video), off the ground. Like a nice simple sketch rather than a detailed line by line portrait guide. But I love the math to point out you are a normal person with a cleanly edited video, haha. 😂
You build your lines and pipes inside the workplace. Like a barbarian would do. Civilized people will have a logistics floors for that, keeping the workplace clean. [ j/k you make some awesome stuff, love your videos :) ]
Haha, logistics floors are cool and all (can make al lthe mess disappear), but making everything visible and still having it look half decent is so much more satisfying to look at. ❤️
I like the idea, but man you will hit a brick wall when you do nuclear power and recycling the waste. It's a player preference on how a factory is built not a very straightforward task such as it has to be done a certain way.
@@approximatelybored I mean. I guess you can drive. But I have the same problem with cars and trains, way too much of a hassle. Hypertubes (with 15 entrances) for inter-factory travel and jer/hover pack for intra-factory manuevering is way more convenient.
Item limit isn't real anymore... Just use gc.MaxObjectsInGame=99999999 and forget about it. Saving and loading takes 1-2 mins, but the game runs fine since "Chaos" engine optimizations. I'm currently at over well 4 million in-game entities (objects) and the game runs almost exactly the same as it did at 150-200k entities. The reason is - static objects (buildables) add ~ 1:1000 of the load of a manufacturing machine (like constructors etc.), so the game with ~1 000 000 foundations runs about the same as one with 1000 working machines.
Spends the entire first third of the video not even building a single belt or pipe... alright buddy, I get that you like your aesthetic pillars, but that wasn't the title of the video.
Blueprints clearly where one of the best addition to the game. So much useful things that become trivial and easy to beautify.
Couldn't agree more!
Blueprints are only good if you want to replicate or Xerox factories over the map. Otherwise nothing beats making a factory from Scratch.
you can also use the blueprint mod for huge blueprints , saves you lots of time
Have to restart anyway since my build predates blueprints as well as all the new things in eight.
@@wolwerine0007 Having blueprints for machines that have annoying inputs and outputs saves a lot of time. I don't care at all for aesthetics but having a blueprint for things like refineries, manufacturers or assemblers with all the belts, lifts, splitters, mergers and pipes already connected is so good.
0:15, be efficient. I mean, that's one way to play. I prefer to do things the "lets game it out" way myself.
Thats the cursed way 🙃
few second later "carefully plan out the factory"
Me: The fuck is that...
I exist in a state of constant parkour, that is the true satisfactory way
And it serves me well when i'm swarmed by a pack of radioactive hogs and spitter mothers.
@@approximatelybored
Weird way to spell correct.
I need a “how to transport raw material from nodes in very awkward places but are still aesthetically pleasing”. some of the terrain is a nightmare to work with. Oh you want bauxite and the nearest coal? Well one is in the jungle and the other is on top of a mountain. Have fun 🥰 ps: the closest water is a river 🙈
@@aaronyeh3652 lifts, changeboxes, elevators, bridgeways, under road storage, tower storage, etc. I always say let the land tell you. so build the skeleton to form with the landscape that step back and make it look right. don't start building with looks in mind as eff. comes first!
I like putting things on the floor and using catwalks to get around. This is more common in real factories anyway. It’s easier to create pathways for people around equipment than it is to build architecture and pathways for huge, mega tonnage of equipment.
In the real world you usually only put things below ground or high up if you need to for better function or safety (of equipment and/or personnel). It’s expensive to do so, therefore you really need a good reason other than “I like to see the floor.”
Obviously it’s a game AND playing it in many different ways is one of the great things about it. I’ve built overhead and kept the ground floor clear. I’ve built in “the basement” and kept upper floors clear. And I’ve done various other ways. It’s all fun.
Thanks for the video.
Catwalks are definitely not common in real world factories....
@@VitaKet look up steel factories and you'll see catwalks everywhere.
None of the factories I've worked in have utility facilities on the floor, unless it's in the ground (like sewage and water drains). Most processing pipes, electrical wires, etc. Are raised above ground and dropped to get to the places that need them. Maybe it's a difference of food processing vs. other processing. But even in non-food plants I've worked at did not just have everything on the floor
@Mouwcat they're saying that catwalk aren't all over the place in a lot of factories. Food processing, for example, does not regularly have walking spaces above the product.
What did you use at 0:18 to plan your factory?
You need to get the MICRO MANAGE mod, it will change your life. It doesn't add any parts to the game so if it is ever disabled or you remove it, it will not affect anything placed in the world. What it does is allow you to actually place parts where you want them. No more need for all the tricks to make a piece move, align, rotate, the way you want it to using other temporary parts to build off of only to delete them afterwards. Just place the part near where you want it, shift click to highlight it, right click to open the interface, then you can move up/down, left/right, forward/back, even rotate on all axis if needed.
Just bought this game on steam. Your builds are pure esthetic satisfaction! My internal perfectionist just got burst in tears of joy while viewing this!
Wow 😮
Jeezz thats intense
Honestly, the biggest issue I have is that Stackable supports (belts and pipes) _do not attach to normal supports at all._ So if you build one belt the normal way, then go "oh crap, I need multiple belts here", you have to _rip out the entire existing belt line_ and manually place Stackable ones. On top of that, you can't use Stackable as the default when extending a normal line, it only ever places normal ones... so you have to pre-place towers of Stackable supports (using the original single belt as a "okay, what _isn't_ too long between segments" guide) and then go back and put the belts/pipes in after the fact...
This is a deep vanilla problem you're having. "Construction Preferences" fix all of it. It's a light weight, unintrusive mod that doesn't break or change the game in any way other than adding some "preferences" to building (including changing default supports, electric poles and more...) And if you remove it, save file doesn't break :)
@@approximatelybored Eh, had a feeling. Going strictly vanilla for my first playthrough, but I'm already planning a "Vanilla Plus" modded playthrough for U8, and the FICSIT Augmentation Database has a solid list of QoL mods I've been eyeing 👀
You can place a conveyer stacker above an existing floor level conveyor. Just put one wherever a conveyer support currently is; just a little touchy getting it to place correctly.
My hoverpack never comes off anyway, so the floor belongs to the logistics lol.
Very good point 🤙
Video is lacking practicle application. Final step of learning
i aint doing allat
If only the save time would be less. I find myself trying to keep my build simple because I don't want my save time to keep growing so much. The more complexity your builds have the more time it takes whenever you have to save the game.
Hmmm, saving takes upwards from 1min now but somehow I don't feel annoyed at all 🤔
@@approximatelybored hopefully u8 can fix it
unless your game crashes often just reduce the save interval fro the standard 5 mins or whatever it is to like 20 / 30 something much longer.
dude upgrade your ram or cpu jesus
Just build your walkways so high you never have to touch grass. 😃
Building so high astronomers are complaining about you blocking their view.
if the game made it easier to make things look good i wouldnt clip my pipes through my belts
Haha, kinda true
It's very easy, blue is no clipping, yellow is clipping.
@@Burtlocker You misunderstood the point of the comment. The author meant that the building system is so primitive and limited, that it is not satisfactory to bother with the aesthetics of your factories.
This problem really does get fixed heavily by 1.0. Can't tell you how nice it is to place a splitter or merger directly onto a conveyor lift. It doesn't even look like it clips either! Just fits in nice and cleanly on the top or bottom. This has drastically reduced the temptation to clip horrendously everywhere.
it is easy to make things look good. you just aren't good at it.
I built my logistics floor from the top down for sake of being able to walk underneath it, though it often required temporary top-down access.
Used to do it that way, but somewhere lost the burn to make compact things so now most builds end up being built in clusters (modules) rather than layers. Except my "mushroom" base 😅
"Carefully plan your factories". Ok, let me stop you right there.... :P
Do they tell me you're joshing it out...
Love the idea to use colors for significance like splitting/merging. Thanks for the video :)
Thanks for this, Blueprints might take a while to plan, but the benefits are amazing, coupled with the 'nudge' feature 😉
Takes a while to adjust the first time, but after a while it starts to come in naturally 👍
I know I'm a few months late, but do you mind sharing the white factory swatch shown in this video? I really love how it looks but haven't quite been able to match it.
Not sure exactly what you're referring to. Maybe a timestamp when is it visible?
@@approximatelybored apologies, I'm referring to the colors of the pipes and infrastructure visible at 0:01, I really like the look of it.
0:18 what tool is that? the one that lets you plan and visualize your factory
Satisfactory calculator
Okay but how do you make coal power work without belt spaghetti?
Oh boy... wait till you get to turbofuel 🥲😂
I cannot do some weird janky shit like this, my imagination doesn't go through the roof when it comes to concrete stuff
Dont put conveyors on the floor. But how else am I going to get a speed boost via crouch jumping?
very good point actually. But floor spaghetti...
Planning is important but not every one has time and by putting everything on the ground means I can make cool bringers
It won't let me build beam connectors on the bottom because it clips with the blueprint designer... yet if I point the beam connector at the blueprint designer's floor, it goes halfway into the floor and is somehow valid...
Being efficient is also about removing parts that aren't needed in your factory. You don't need to bother with putting a piece of pipe inside of the wall. The wall pipe hole's only function is visual. In other words, when you are ready to place your pipe, just clip it straight through the wall. As long as it is aligned properly with your pipe hole, it will look right. Fewer pieces of pipes also reduces the amount of elements that the game has to keep track of. If you do end up connecting a pipe to one of the two sides, you can just start your next segment of pipe by selecting that same pipe hole and extending from there. You don't need to wall remove the wall to do it. The game will just let you do it. Pipes are one of those game entities that will clip through just about anything.
Meanwhile I add extra bends, cuts, supports, and even rearrange entire floor plans for things to not trigger my ocd 💀
@@approximatelybored I also have a tendency to be somewhat OCD, but I draw the limit at "does it look right".
The blueprints for the 0:28 where can i find it? I can't find on discord.
Added to discord, i see you found them 👌
Yes, thank you.@@approximatelybored
We'd love a 1.0 playtrough man
This is kinda impractical. I would recommend just use a simple logistics floor underneath every floor. Everything will be cleaner, more efficient and accessible.
I absolutely hate the building in this game, if youre trying to build ANYTHING outside a random box form, youll have to spend 3 hours watching "tips and trix" videos to somehow use glitches and existing bugs to get that one wall to snap onto where you want,, and the devs went " ye.. its supposed to be like that... kinda" fuck em
Weird, very few players feel that way. Curves are hard but angles are nearly as easy as simply placing down foundations
Are you using mods or tools to plan your factories seeing foundations and production buildings(constructor, assembler etc.)?
Yeah, as most players I uses SCIM production calculator and some times in-game or steam notes to keep track of things 😊
Also check out satisfactory tools. I find the production planner even better than scim, but still use scim for the map features.
0:19 what is he using to plan his factory?
I use Figma and SCIM (satisfactory interactive map) 👌
2:48 Auf der heide
@@甘いお茶漬け 😂😂😂 geil
I prefer on the ground and either above or under. Depends on the design I'm going for. Each build is different
So, I tried to replicate your design, but for some weird reason, the game won't let me place the base blueprint back into the designer, because it's "partially clipping into it". What a shame, I have no idea why this is, but I was eager to try this design
Very weird. I specifically made it so the pillars wouldn't clip through designer floor. Will update blueprint shortly 👍
@@approximatelybored It was probably my own mistake. The bottom-most horizontal concrete pillar was partially stuck in the ground and I didn't notice it. I don't think you need to update :)
what is that planner at 0:18? is that a website ?
Not really a planner, but a map site (SCIM) on satisfactory-calculator . com
Guess i'm doing that now then :(
I almost had an idea of wtf i was about to do for my new factory. I can start thinking again D:
Clickbait. This is not practical... I am primarily for efficiency, I am not ready to sacrifice space and flexibility for the sake of beauty
Przy złożoności moich projektów trzeba eliminować zbędne części. Karta graficzna i tak zamienia mi się w piecyk jak gram w satisa 😊
@@oqui7009 same
Watching youtube ruined the game for me initially. I am pretty OCD and seeing all these perfect builds that take 100s of hours made me only accept perfect building. I put the game down for a few weeks and picked it up again with a different mindset. I keep everything clean still, especially technically, but I only spend minor time on aesthetic touches, and I really enjoy the game again. I admire people doing gods work here on youtube, but I just want to warn people that it will consume your lives (and wives) if you go for looks! (:
I don't play for aesthetics, I play for results.
Vehemently disagree with your most basic premise here which is that you shouldn't build at ground level. The thing I care the MOST about being efficient with is my time. Building on the ground is faster.
This design is cool and there are times when I certainly build stuff above or below the machines, but generally speaking I find the most efficient plan to be throwing the belts and pipes at or near ground level and simply make the factory walkable by adding walkways.
Completely get your point, but you don't have to be 100% efficient all the time 🫣 well at least I don't
One reason to be careful near ground which will kick up people's ADHD is vegetation poking up through the floor.
Very impressing how fast you can speak and show things. The show off was very successful. Unfortunately I understood nearly nothing and no, I will not look everything again in 0.5x speed. There are only very few YT video creators for satisfactory who speak with a calm, normal voice, and not sounding like somebody on speed or other drugs. But exactly these are the channels I like and subscribe to. Good look with fast-bubbling-away - you will surely impress many more people!
The video did exactly what it was made to do - deliver a burst of information and offer a solution to viewers who care about the topic. I really min/maxed this one for viewer retention with intense visuals to complement the rapid fire of information and at 77% retention, it clearly succeeded.
The video has ~850 words (+/- 10). The average rate of speech is ~160-210 words per minute. Given the video's length of 3:45 (3.75 minutes), it is perceivably only ~8% faster than normal speech (at 226 words per minute). This is only the case because of editorial interventions like removing all filler words like "umm...", and cutting out dead air between sentences (like taking a breath or swallowing saliva) and the lack of contractions. If all of those interruptions were still in place the video would be ~4:30 (4.5 minutes) setting an average of 188 words per minute and landing it comfortably in the middle of the average rate of speech.
Perhaps I underestimated the complexity of building a pipe and belt support, overlooking the fact that some players, especially those who play at a slower pace, might find it difficult to follow for a few minutes.
@AproxPlays Wonder if they were looking for a step by step guide rather than a rough overview of how you can make things functional, pretty, and (the point of the video), off the ground. Like a nice simple sketch rather than a detailed line by line portrait guide.
But I love the math to point out you are a normal person with a cleanly edited video, haha. 😂
You build your lines and pipes inside the workplace. Like a barbarian would do. Civilized people will have a logistics floors for that, keeping the workplace clean.
[ j/k you make some awesome stuff, love your videos :) ]
Haha, logistics floors are cool and all (can make al lthe mess disappear), but making everything visible and still having it look half decent is so much more satisfying to look at. ❤️
@@approximatelybored Errrrrh ok u got me.. the factory i'm searching through youtube for is going to be like that then.
You just added me more work :(
so we are doing it wrong but your the one using all the jank? no thanks
UA-camr: Stop doing this
Me: no
I like the idea, but man you will hit a brick wall when you do nuclear power and recycling the waste. It's a player preference on how a factory is built not a very straightforward task such as it has to be done a certain way.
I have a much more elegant solution for nuclear. It's a "dont look at it" kind of solution 😅
@@approximatelyboredDark logistics floors with always closed doors for the win.
That's cool. But ill just slide under or fly over. That's in the game too.
insanely overcomplicated
Yeah, how dare you play the way you want to!
(refering to the title and placing belts n pipes on the ground)
😅😅😅
Now this is all well and good, but why would i want to walk around between my nuclear reactors? I barely tough the ground when close to these guys!
I fly everywhere. Don't care about belts or pipes on the ground. Good story though bro.
Nah i'll continue to clip everything through everything slowly turning my base into a fun chaotic mess
Agree. i build them inside the belts.
What have I done 😨
There's no wrong or right way of building anything in Satisfactory!
Amen to that!
This guy just stole my eyeballs.
Hahaha, like in "Tragedy Of A React Streamer" animation 👁️👁️👁️
@@approximatelybored WHAT the ... did i watch :| thx for the nightmares.
Meanwhile i place floating Stuff xD
Lol is this channel inspired by Fireship? :D
Haha. I tried 😅
Why though? The concrete is a place for the factory not your puny human legs! You have the hover pack for a reason!
But i wanna drive too
@@approximatelybored I mean. I guess you can drive. But I have the same problem with cars and trains, way too much of a hassle. Hypertubes (with 15 entrances) for inter-factory travel and jer/hover pack for intra-factory manuevering is way more convenient.
London is the capital of great Britain. Нашего сразу слышно по произношению =)
Joe..k 😅
Bloody Brilliant.
Very cool
Thanks! I was going for that 😁
Just got these, it crashed my game???
This is 1.0 though, so obviously some things might've changed.
This was in update 8 💁♂️ try using bps without the config file. Fixed crashes for some people. Can also try loading them in designer and saving again
NEVER place a blueprint in the blueprint machine.
It's fine
i will make my spagetti under the floor
a simple man i see 🫡
that looks niiiiiiiiiiice!
It's not bad, but imagine all those items together multiple in a single save. Sorry, but to much items spended
Item limit isn't real anymore... Just use gc.MaxObjectsInGame=99999999 and forget about it. Saving and loading takes 1-2 mins, but the game runs fine since "Chaos" engine optimizations.
I'm currently at over well 4 million in-game entities (objects) and the game runs almost exactly the same as it did at 150-200k entities. The reason is - static objects (buildables) add ~ 1:1000 of the load of a manufacturing machine (like constructors etc.), so the game with ~1 000 000 foundations runs about the same as one with 1000 working machines.
...But object limit
But:
gc.MaxObjectsInGame 99999999
@@approximatelybored It's just 2m objects, and many things are more than one object. People are hitting it a lot more with zooping and blueprints.
who plans anyway 😅 I dont
I could barely play this game in update 7 had a huge save but with update 8 games unplayable time to move on sadly great game
Really? Because now it runs much better than it did in U7. Also what you playing instead?
lol. No. Spaghetti for life. Jet pack over it. EZ
Bro is Italian 😂
Catwalks.
Drive a truck on it
The only true way to build pipes and belts can be seen in Let's Game It Out Videos. 🤡
or play the game how you want to play it, glad nothing of your going to be suggested to me again 🤣
Makes me a little sad you failed to see that the video is intentionally sensationalistic, but Im happy you wont watch any of my stuff ever again 😉
No
i'd better get a part time job than this..
floor spaghetti enjoyer?
It's totally wrong to do it any other way.
What a non-sense title.
Don't take that for serious
The fact you felt the need to type this in the comments tells me you took it seriously 😭
Honesly... I stopped taking the channel serious when you used a image of Elon when referring to being smart.
Hahaha, it was the 1st math gif I found. Probably would have still used it if it was putin or hitler 😅 makes absolutely no difference
I didnt think neanderthals played factory sims
Spends the entire first third of the video not even building a single belt or pipe...
alright buddy, I get that you like your aesthetic pillars, but that wasn't the title of the video.
STOP TELLING PEOPLE HOW TO PLAY THE GAME!
no 😈