Foreman VS factoriolab

My fork was the first Github one which is 90% work from another developer: https://github.com/Rybadour/Foreman

Foreman's Chart Maker

Currently I am stuck in VS creating my own version of the foreman app in order to get it working 100% with seablock (or any mod configuration) and factorio 1.1+.

Also do I understand correctly that you are not the original author of https://github.com/Rybadour/Foreman? If you're doing significant changes, you might want to sync with the original author (or fork :P) and start committing things in smaller chunks.

I wonder if you could rejigger Foreman for Factorio to work with Eco. Give it Eco recipes instead of Factorio recipes, I mean. It's got crafting stations, inputs, and outputs...hmm, but Eco's research structure is a lot more complicated.

here's another: https://factoriolab.github.io/

Got everything built out for 500 spm using the online calculator (This one: https://factoriolab.github.io/) and when I was done I found a few issues.

https://factoriolab.github.io/ is the same but better than Kirk McDonalds in many ways.

I recommend the factoriolab calculator for satisfactory it's very powerful.

If you build everything correctly, there are no need to concern about the ratio of proliferator. Factoriolab is your friend to help you calculate how many of those proliferators are need.

Kirk's calc is superseded by https://factoriolab.github.io

To calculate the cost of burner inserters, I used 286 swings per coal (from my own testing), and then added additional mines to a factorio calculator to account for supplying the burners. Then I calculated the burner swings needed to supply the additional mines, and added even more mines to supply that, and repeated that process three times, after which the the tenth's place did not change. These additional miners providing fuel are not counted for useful output. I did not count the negative pollution from forestries.