flip-link VS factorio-cheat-sheet

Don't worry, it can be fixed by rewriting your linker in rust.

Stack overflows: https://github.com/knurling-rs/flip-link C bindings in Rust require unsafe blocks because C code is just that, unsafe.

The tutorials are great way to learn the concepts. But if you know the basics, but don't remember the common ratios and numbers, this is a great bookmark: https://factoriocheatsheet.com/

As others have said, there are some great mods to help you plan. If you want something at a glance, try https://factoriocheatsheet.com/ . It's got a bunch of the more used ratios for you to work with. I normally just overbuild, but it's really useful for figuring how many furnaces or assemblers I can fit before I need a second belt or to upgrade the belt.

you can power a lot off of steam/coal. Take a look at something like https://factoriocheatsheet.com/ to know how many burners can be supported on 1 line of yellow coal.

Edit: Also meant to leave this for a quick ratio reference. https://factoriocheatsheet.com

Thanks! I inspired my design off of something on steam or reddit I think. I definitely will keep pushing for the rocket! Im pretty good with designs, as ive played this game before a few times, and had gotten up to around the same point! Only website ive used for my other designs is https://factoriocheatsheet.com !

When you want to speed the process… https://factoriocheatsheet.com/ https://kirkmcdonald.github.io/calc.html

If you figure out how many of a given resource a recipe will need a second, and how many of the product it'll put out, you can start to get a sense of how the ratios between the machinery works. This website has a really good reference for vanilla ratios, and a whole bunch of other neat tips.

For some of the basic info and ratios take a look at https://factoriocheatsheet.com

You can use factorio cheat sheet to alleviate the need to calculate recurrent and simple ratios. That said, going full blind is also a good way to experience factorio. Welcome aboard!