Online tools

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This page lists links to online tools that can help you in playing by providing e.g. map locations, crafting recipes, factory ratios, plumbing questions, etc.

Save editors

  • https://satisfactory-calculator.com/en/interactive-map
    • Zoomable map of resources, power slugs, collectibles, etc
    • Uploading your save file to the website will enable you to view a detailed plan of your factory, with tools allowing you to analyse it and even edit your buildings.
      • Right-clicking on the Foundation, for example, and click on "spawn around" will open up a menu for drawing foundation geometric and other options.

Factory planners

Macro planning

Web tools

Free software

  • https://store.steampowered.com/app/3187030/Satisfactory_Modeler/
    • Satisfactory Modeler that can be used to model your Satisfactory builds. Set up your machines however you like, adding optional limits to the number of any of those machines and the tool will calculate how the parts will flow and how many of each machine type are getting used.
    • Those that don't have a Steam Account can download for free directly from Satisfactory Modeler depending on OS used.

Mobile apps

Micro planning

  • https://icemoonmagic.github.io/Satisfactory-Splitter-Calculator/
    • A tool for calculating a precise item/min value to be split. For example, if you want 390 items/min from a production of 870, the tool will tell you how to arrange splitters and mergers to obtain this result. Can also be used to create balancers.
  • https://satisfactory-calculator.com/en/production-planner (with simple mode disabled)
  • https://satisfactory-sheet.com/
    • A tool designed to help with calculating production rates. Track inputs and outputs and potential production chain issues. Save capabilities. (Update 6/7/8/1.0)
  • https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2874178191
    • Google Sheet used to track inputs and outputs of production, extraction, and power buildings. Link is to a Steam Guide outlining how to use the spreadsheet as well as a link to the spreadsheet itself.
    • Covers:
      • Power shards needed
      • The number of building needed for each build
      • What is being produce versus what is being used
      • Power generation and consumption
      • Recipe filtering to match in-game progression.
  • https://refactory.ignorare.app
    • No visualizing, no optimizing, no solving. Just a clean and friendly experience that offers functionality closer to a spreadsheet: you make all of the decisions and the tool takes care of the arithmetic. Data is saved in the browser (you can bring your own CouchDB instance for backup/sync). Updated for Satisfactory 1.0.
  • https://sankeyfactory.github.io/
    • A tool for planning Satisfactory production chains with a convenient Sankey diagram view. It is designed not to do too much for a player, but rather to eliminate the headache of arranging everything manually and to show clear visual representation of resource amounts. Usable on mobile devices.
  • https://github.com/MaxWinklh2908/Assistory
    • Python library and CLI application for
      • Parsing save file
      • Extensive production optimization
      • Identifying inefficient factories

Codex-like browsers

Manual calculation and layout tools

Downloadable blueprints

Modding

  • https://ficsit.app/
    • Unofficial, but developer-supported modding portal. The SMM mod manager, used to install and manage mods, can be found on the same website (the game currently does not natively support modding).

Dedicated servers

See the main article linked immediately above this line of text for dedicated server tools.

Guides & handbooks

Custom color tools

Other

See also

References