production flow graph tool
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production flow graph tool
Hi, I made a thing!
http://feephome.no-ip.org/~feep/factoprod/
You can click on target items and it'll show you the requirements to create them in a graph, left to right. Select multiple target items and get a combined graph.
This might be useful for planning assembling machine layouts.
Graphs are largely based on sparr's tools (Thank you!): https://github.com/sparr/factorio-data-extract
Simple example:
Enjoy!
http://feephome.no-ip.org/~feep/factoprod/
You can click on target items and it'll show you the requirements to create them in a graph, left to right. Select multiple target items and get a combined graph.
This might be useful for planning assembling machine layouts.
Graphs are largely based on sparr's tools (Thank you!): https://github.com/sparr/factorio-data-extract
Simple example:
Enjoy!
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I like it!
But to be even more usefull I suggest to add the amount of items needed and the basic production speed of that item.
But to be even more usefull I suggest to add the amount of items needed and the basic production speed of that item.
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Re: production flow graph tool
Completely agree! Really like it, but adding the cost and production speed would help immensely.ray4ever wrote:I like it!
But to be even more usefull I suggest to add the amount of items needed and the basic production speed of that item.
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If you select petroleum-gas, why does it use the light oil cracking recipe but not the heavy oil cracking recipe as well?
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Ah, sorry about that, the code was aborting at the first recipe producing an output. I've changed it to check every recipe; it should show heavy-oil-cracking as well now.immibis wrote:If you select petroleum-gas, why does it use the light oil cracking recipe but not the heavy oil cracking recipe as well?
Also: regarding showing amounts consumed/produced and speed: sure, but I'm not sure what amounts I should show in cases where multiple recipes can provide an item. First one? Fastest one?
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I can't reach the site.
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Re: production flow graph tool
I apologize for that! I'd messed up my port forwarding when I rebooted my router and server, somehow, and didn't notice for a while. It should be back now.
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Very nice! I can see myself using this a lot.
I often find that I want the "opposite" view when planning a factory, as well - something that lets me see what's built out of (for example) batteries. That helps me plan what needs to end up near the battery production facility. If you're looking for another project, that would be a nice addition to your tool
I often find that I want the "opposite" view when planning a factory, as well - something that lets me see what's built out of (for example) batteries. That helps me plan what needs to end up near the battery production facility. If you're looking for another project, that would be a nice addition to your tool
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I think I might use something like that more than the original tool posted in the OPpf_moore wrote:I often find that I want the "opposite" view when planning a factory, as well - something that lets me see what's built out of (for example) batteries. That helps me plan what needs to end up near the battery production facility.
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Hi,
Nice work. Thank you !
Nice work. Thank you !