[The rest of the video script from above follows below.] For this, you'll have to download the Satisfactory mod manager application, from the website you can see here, and also linked in the description below the video. Once installed, this app shows you all the mods that are available to download and use on your satisfactory save files. Note that since I'm recording this in early access some weeks before 1.0 launches, a lot of mods are currently broken on Update 8 early access version. But many of these will be fixed by their respective developers when later versions arrive, so it'll alright then. So we choose "compatible" from the drop down list and there you go! You can see all the mods that are currently supported on this version and here we can search "all fluids are gasses" and there it is. Just hit "install mod", wait a few and we're ready to go. Just make sure you keep backups of your saves, which goes without saying, but just in case you didn't know. And now, we're in the game and everything is peachy. You can see the graphic change from liquid to gas and the behavior is much more simplified and predictable. Voila! If this is your first mod installed, then congratulations on your first baby step to playing with mods in this wonderful game. I highly recommend you try out some other mods like the "Just Fly" mod to let you fly around, "infinite zoop" to let you do 2D zooping and make some large-azz foundations real real fast, maybe the "Super chainsaw" mod if you like deforesting in the game as much as yours truly does, I mean just look at this. Don't ask what will happen of the 5 million leaves. Anyway, that's it for this short tutorial video. I hope to see you guys in the next one. For now, check out my video on manifolds if you want to learn how to feed your machines in a more modular and headache-free design. Bye guys! Like, comment and subscribe if I deserve it. Pioneers, stay gassy! Wait, that didn't sound right. Can't I do it over?
