Mods to (visually) help tacking circuitry wires
Posted: Wed Oct 18, 2023 11:15 am
Hi,
when creating larger and more complex circuitry, I often find it very hard to visually keep track of the wire connections. As far as I can tell this is mostly due to how the wires are displayed in "3D". For example if a power pole is build just the right amount of tiles below a combinator, the points where a wire connects to either are very close together, making it difficult to distinguish at a glance.
Is there a mod that can help with that? For example I imagine it would be very helpful if the wires would (visually) connect at the same position for each entity (lets say at the bottom right tile's center) and to remove the visual sag the wires have.
But really I'm open for all kinds of ways to make it easier.
For example, I found PickerDollies very useful to create larger setups since I can move combinators around - which means I can place everything such that wires don't form tangled knots (at least for most setups).
What I'm *not* looking for are mods that remove the need for complex circuitry - I enjoy the logical puzzle itself.
when creating larger and more complex circuitry, I often find it very hard to visually keep track of the wire connections. As far as I can tell this is mostly due to how the wires are displayed in "3D". For example if a power pole is build just the right amount of tiles below a combinator, the points where a wire connects to either are very close together, making it difficult to distinguish at a glance.
Is there a mod that can help with that? For example I imagine it would be very helpful if the wires would (visually) connect at the same position for each entity (lets say at the bottom right tile's center) and to remove the visual sag the wires have.
But really I'm open for all kinds of ways to make it easier.
For example, I found PickerDollies very useful to create larger setups since I can move combinators around - which means I can place everything such that wires don't form tangled knots (at least for most setups).
What I'm *not* looking for are mods that remove the need for complex circuitry - I enjoy the logical puzzle itself.