100% Efficient Versatile Framework Setup for Satisfactory Update 8! 

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For all who want to build it far away from your base and don't want to run five times: 2 Smelters 3 Foundries 8 Constructors 4 Assemblers Now you can just add it to your To-Do List and gather everything beforehand. Also take some additional Materials for Splitters, Mergers, Belts, Miners, Power and Foundation with you. Have fun building it :)

Not to be a naysayer, but.... isn't there a problem where there's not enough iron rods being produced for the modular frames?

I love your Videos, with your Instructions it feels like building with Mega Bloks. It is so satisfying and i had so much fun to build. Thank you very much.

I don't know why, but it doesn't work for me, and I did everything like in the video. Single constructors still don't have enough materials. Is there any solution?

Do the marks of belts matter? Can I just make everything mark 3?

Beautiful thank you! My factory is a complete mess but your tutorials make it just a little bit better 😂

Does it also work if i put Mk 3 Belts everywhere?

thanks man this is real helpful, could you do a basic quartz layout next?

When you say the second one no one ever knows what you mean dude its every one of your videos you do something like that and the coments are 50% people trying to figure that out, are you farming comments by being purposefully unclear? Either way very frustrating

@ 3:28 please specify which machine needs to be underclocked, 1 or 2 doesnt help considering it was the right one that had to be undercloked

man i wish i built this like a week ago lmao. if you could drop a heavy modular frame or computers factory guide that'd be dope!

Just want to say, loved this and the Automated Cable layout. It was very convenient that Automated Cable only needed 22.5 in both Iron Ore and Coal, so the beginner place on the Grassy Planes perfectly fit the bill (2 normal iron, 1 pure coal, and 1 normal copper all Mk.2 Miners). The underclocking stuff isn't very clear, but I think assuming those that needed to be underclocked are always the right side should be a OK.

0:45 is there a reason why you don't just connect the splitters to the lifts directly?

if all belt is mk3 does it affect the efficiency?

Love the content, any chance we can get a Heavy Modular Frame layout with a good spot on map as well?

hi i just wanted to ask when you put the iron plate in the r.i.p. wouldnt there be a overflow, or had i calculated wrong? BTW great video!🥳

when you say underclock the last one, I'm always assuming that its the one to the right. can you please clarify? thank you so much for these by the way, your voice is so soothing.

Hey man, I love these videos so much. My inability to find the right layouts for these factories was starting to genuinely upset me and I almost gave up on this game, despite having tons of fun. My wife isn't huge on most of the games I play and she hates building games so I was pleasantly surprised she got super absorbed into the small exploration aspect of this game. With your last few videos on the layouts I have found joy again and I love that you just make these for people. Thanks again

Great build, as always! I realize this vid is 5 months old, but one thing I have done with most of your builds is trying to save some space by cramming the logistics. Meaning instead of placing splitters/mergers in the middle of a row, put them just at the end of the machine leaving the rest of the row for more machines or for the logistics for the next row of machines. Can't do it effectively all the time as sometimes the inputs and outputs don't line up just right, but it's good to do when you can to save space. I know this series is geared toward newer players and doing it your way makes it much easier to follow, but I've found that doing it this way usually leaves enough room to add a sink to the build. That way, once the storage fills, you can generate coupons with the rest. Also, adding sinks to the builds would be helpful too since most newer players aren't really thinking about it and just let the machines get bogged down when the storage gets full. If not, then a gentle reminder at the end of the build/vid like "Don't forget to place a smart/splitter before the storage and split the output to a sink to avoid wasting productivity." Something like that. I know when I was new, as if I'm not still a total novice, I never thought of them and always felt like I was wasting time and resources and never had any coupons for those cool upgrades/cosmetics.

when you say in your videos ''now underclock the last one'' you always mean the most right of the machines or the most left? it confuses me and im scared it will ruin efficiency

Thanks for still cranking these out lol. The graphics look fresh, are you playing in the new experimental unreal engine 5?

I would absolutely love an efficient layout of a nuclear plant, all the way to sinking the waste as plutonium rods. I've seen a couple on youtube, but there's always something missing (too compact so you can't everything, or they don't list efficiency numbers). Loving your content! The step-by-step process is extremely helpful.

Man, this layout's gonna make my life so much easier. Tuck away in the corner for the whole game. :D Thanks!

on the foundries at the start of the build, does the iron go in the left side and the coal going in the right side?

love the design! I was wondering is there a reason why you lower the production percent of some buildings? Will it be bad if i dont?

love your videos brother helped me out so much, any chance you could do a automated wire layout

most confusing guide i've ever seen