Did You add the Blueprint?

[ssilk]

Quite simple rule of courtesy: If you post something here, bring us photos and description of what you have built and it's so cool stuff that the tongues of the readers hang down to the keyboards and they wimper "wiiillll buiiiiilllld thisssss", then you should have provided a blueprint with your post.

Since the release of Factorio 0.15 this is simple: While creating a blueprint you have the option to export it as a string. This is the string you can share with the community. For already existing blueprints AND blueprint books you can simply open it (like you would open a assembling machine) and find the export button there.

This is the button you are looking for (here in a blueprint book):

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When sharing the blueprint's string you can put the string itself into "bp" tags.
The result will look like this:

== replace this with your blueprint-string ==

Copy blueprint
When creating your post here in the forums the text editor should contain something like this (this is what generates the above example):

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[bp]== replace this with your blueprint-string ==[/bp]

[kovarex]

Our version of the blueprint mod will work in native Factorio in 0.15.

[tamanous]

forums description subtext still links to the old mod.

[Kayanor]

forums description subtext still links to the old mod.

I just edited the original post of this thread to match the 0.15 version of Factorio.
The description of the sub-board you mentioned can only be changed by an admin so I escalated that.

[thewoodenlego]

how do I add a blueprint to my book from the code?
EDIT: just found out, thanks for those who may try to answer this

[Loewchen]

how do I add a blueprint to my book from the code?

In game: B -> Import string