factorio-blueprint-visualizer VS factoriolab

These images show Factorio blueprints in a generated and abstract way. I trained a Text-to-Image generative model on artistic visualizations of Factorio blueprints (https://github.com/piebro/factorio-blueprint-visualizer) and used various text prompts for different styles. You can use and test the model here if you want to generate similar images: https://huggingface.co/piebro/factorio-blueprint-visualizations-sdxl-lora.

I updated my code and my examples. The code can now visualize bounding boxes of buildings and connect belts, pipes and rails. I also newly added electricity and wire connections. Check out the code if you like: https://github.com/piebro/factorio-blueprint-visualizer. There is also an interactive demo you can try out with your own blueprints.

I love creating factories, assembly lines or tinker with efficient blueprints for hours and I always liked somewhat chaotic or structure look of them afterwards. So I coded a visualization of blueprints with some drawing rules to create cool designs and put them up in my room. If you want to create your own you can tinker with the code here: https://github.com/piebro/factorio-blueprint-visualizer It's written in python with an easy to use notebook, or you can go to the website get some random visualizations with your blueprint https://piebro.github.io/factorio-blueprint-visualizer/ (the website might take some time to load)

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Kirk's calc is superseded by https://factoriolab.github.io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