Foreman2 VS Foreman2

I think I've read that this fork is better for Py: https://github.com/gillett-hernandez/Foreman2

Foreman 2, specifically this fork which has updates for the latest PyMods.

Another explanation I've seen of how complex Pyanodon is is that making Py science pack 1's (the second of 11 types of science packs, after automation) is comparable to launching a rocket in vanilla. The flowchart in the first two screenshots in the readme for Foreman (the app used to create the Pyanodon flowchart) is for an earlier version of Pyanodon where it was the first type of science pack, and shows how you'd have to make the first packs of that type. (The three boxes with warning labels are for steps that had to be done by hand -- you could use those first few packs to unlock the first assembling machine, as well as more resource-efficient versions of other steps.)

Use the newer version of Foreman (https://github.com/gillett-hernandez/Foreman2/ - some Seablock specific bugs removed). You can also use my experimental version (https://github.com/mrozpara/Foreman2_MR) but it has some bugs...

Someone commented that the original doesn't work with Py I downloaded a fork. If original doesn't work maybe this will: https://github.com/gillett-hernandez/Foreman2/releases

There's an active fork: https://github.com/gillett-hernandez/Foreman2/releases

Grab the instrument-control_XX.lua from this commit: https://github.com/gillett-hernandez/Foreman2/commit/a6ddda92f755b39bbea753cd522a44fd3fad7568

there's a Foreman2 fork that fixes some issues (including a error when importing the Pyanodons Alternative Energy mod), check it out: Foreman2 Fork

No. You need to place/organize everything manually :( there is a experimental version (link - credits goes to MForster!) but it's not prepared as "released" (you need to compile code by yourself...)