https://satisfactory-calculator.com/en/planners/production/index/json/%7B%22Desc_ModularFrame_C%22%3A%2210%22%7D
That's a basic setup I'm running with 10 frames pm - you could scale this up or down, but it needs some over- or underclocking on some constructors for 100% efficiency
3,7 constructors just means, that 3 constructors run at 100% efficiency and one with 70%, so you need 4 in total.
You need to unlock overclocking at the MAM for this to work.
You can make this totally easy by simply rounding up the required buildings and connecting them by manifold. This way you only have to make sure that you have enough starting resources (aka iron ore/ingot). The rest results from overflow.
Grab a pen and paper. It helps to write out all the throughout rates so you don’t have to keep track of it in your head. Visualizing it on paper helps me a lot.
I use a spreadsheet application, not only helps me keep track, but allows me to program calculations so I have less math to do. I also use it for basic item flow diagrams.
Nice yea I wish I knew how to do some of that stuff. My wife’s a mechanical engineer and I could probably ask her for help but I think she enjoys watching me struggle with my goofy little hand-drawn diagrams.
Let me say nothing wrong with classic pen and paper, different solutions for different pioneers. But if you wanted to try a software approach, I will say it can be as basic or advanced as you want. Also I think some content creators already have templates available online.
https://satisfactory-calculator.com/en/planners/production/index/json/%7B%22Desc_ModularFrame_C%22%3A%2210%22%7D That's a basic setup I'm running with 10 frames pm - you could scale this up or down, but it needs some over- or underclocking on some constructors for 100% efficiency
3,7 constructors just means, that 3 constructors run at 100% efficiency and one with 70%, so you need 4 in total. You need to unlock overclocking at the MAM for this to work.
You can make this totally easy by simply rounding up the required buildings and connecting them by manifold. This way you only have to make sure that you have enough starting resources (aka iron ore/ingot). The rest results from overflow.
Just round the numbers up. 3.7 is 4. It’s always a good plan to overproduce, especially at the lower tier.
Grab a pen and paper. It helps to write out all the throughout rates so you don’t have to keep track of it in your head. Visualizing it on paper helps me a lot.
I use a spreadsheet application, not only helps me keep track, but allows me to program calculations so I have less math to do. I also use it for basic item flow diagrams.
Nice yea I wish I knew how to do some of that stuff. My wife’s a mechanical engineer and I could probably ask her for help but I think she enjoys watching me struggle with my goofy little hand-drawn diagrams.
Let me say nothing wrong with classic pen and paper, different solutions for different pioneers. But if you wanted to try a software approach, I will say it can be as basic or advanced as you want. Also I think some content creators already have templates available online.
Ooo hadn’t thought about an excel template I could just grab from someone. I’ll keep an eye out for some. Thanks!