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Satisfactory

Player Options

Choose the options you would like to play with! You may generate a single-player game from this page, or download an options file you can use to participate in a MultiWorld.

A more advanced options configuration for all games can be found on the Weighted options page.
A list of all games you have generated can be found on the User Content Page.
You may also download the template file for this game or click here to import your own yaml.

Player Name: (?)

Options Preset: (?)

Game Options

Death Link: (?)

When you die, everyone who enabled death link dies. Of course, the reverse is true too.

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Progression Balancing: (?)

A system that can move progression earlier, to try and prevent the player from getting stuck and bored early.

A lower setting means more getting stuck. A higher setting means less getting stuck.

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Accessibility: (?)

Set rules for reachability of your items/locations.

Full: ensure everything can be reached and acquired.

Minimal: ensure what is needed to reach your goal can be acquired.

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Milestone cost multiplier %: (?)

Multiplies the amount of resources needed to unlock a Milestone by this factor.

The value is in percentage:

50 = half cost
100 = normal milestone cost
200 = double the cost

100

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EnergyLink: (?)

Allow transferring energy to and from other worlds using the Power Storage building. No energy is lost in the transfer on Satisfactory's side, but other worlds may have other settings.

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Game Scope

Space Elevator shipments in logic: (?)

Put these Shipments to Space Elevator packages in logic. Milestones past these packages be empty. If your goal selection contains Space Elevator Tier then the goal will be to complete these shipments.

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Hard Drive Progression Items: (?)

How many Hard Drives can contain progression items. Hard Drives above this count cannot contain progression, but can still be Useful.

There are 118 total hard drives in the world and the current implementation supports up to 100 progression hard drives.

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Goal Selection

Select your Goals: (?)

What will be your goal(s)? Configure them further with other options.

AWESOME Sink Points (per minute)

AWESOME Sink Points (total)

Exploration Collectables

Space Elevator Tier

Goal Requirements: (?)

Of the goals selected in Select your Goals, how many must be reached to complete your slot?

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AWESOME Sink points total: (?)

Does nothing if AWESOME Sink Points (total) goal is not enabled.

Sink an amount of items totalling this amount of points to finish. This setting is a point count, not a coupon count!

In the base game, it takes 347 coupons to unlock every non-repeatable purchase, or 1895 coupons to purchase every non-producible item.

Use the TFIT - Ficsit Information Tool mod or the Satisfactory wiki to find out how many points items are worth.

If you have Free Samples enabled, consider setting this higher so that you can't reach the goal just by sinking your Free Samples.

2166000

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AWESOME Sink points per minute: (?)

Does nothing if AWESOME Sink Points (per minute) goal is not enabled.

Continuously Sink an amount of items to maintain a sink points per minute of this amount of points for 10 minutes to finish. This setting is in points per minute on the orange track, so DNA Capsules don't count. This option's presets are example production thresholds - you don't have to sink exactly those specific items.

Use the TFIT - Ficsit Information Tool mod or the Satisfactory wiki to find out how many points items are worth.

50000

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Exploration Collectables: (?)

Does nothing if Exploration Collectables goal is not enabled.

Collect this amount of Mercer Spheres, Somersloops, Hard Drives, Paleberries, Beryl Nuts and Bacon Agarics each to finish.

The amount of Mercer Spheres is 2x the selected amount
The amount of Somersloops is the selected amount
The amount of Hard Drives is 1/5th the selected amount
The amount of Paleberries is 10x the selected amount
The amount of Beryl Nuts is 20x the selected amount
The amount of Bacon Agarics is the selected amount

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Placement logic

Starting Goodies Presets: (?)

What resources (and buildings) the player should start with in their inventory. If you want more control, visit the Weighted Options page or edit the YAML directly.

Barebones: Nothing but the default xeno zapper and buildings.
Skip Tutorial Inspired: Inspired by the items you would have if you skipped the base game's tutorial.
Archipelago: The starting items we think will lead to a fun experience.
Foundations: 'Archipelago' option, but also guaranteeing that you have foundations unlocked at the start.
Foundation Lover: You really like foundations.
Explorer: 'Foundations' option plus one set of early exploration equipment (Parachute, Blade Runners, Object Scanner, Boom Box).

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Randomize Default Part Recipes: (?)

Randomizes what recipes you use to craft the default unlocked parts: Iron Ingot, Iron Plate, Iron Rod, Copper Ingot, Wire, Concrete, Screw, Reinforced Iron Plate

Could require usage of Foundries or Assemblers (which get unlocked by default if needed, at reduced build costs)
Could require other ores to be mixed in via alt recipes (which will become hand-craftable if needed)

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MAM Placement: (?)

Where to place the MAM building in logic. Earlier means it will be more likely you need to interact with it for progression purposes.

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AWESOME Stuff Placement: (?)

Where to place the AWESOME Shop and Sink buildings in logic. Earlier means it will be more likely you need to interact with it for progression purposes.

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Splitter and Merger Placement: (?)

Where to place the Conveyor Splitter and Merger buildings in logic. Earlier means it will be more likely to get access to it early into your game.

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EnergyLink Placement: (?)

Where to place the EnergyLink building (or Power Storage if EnergyLink is disabled) in logic. Earlier means it will be more likely to get access to it early into your game.

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Free Samples

Free Samples: Equipment: (?)

How many free sample items of Equipment items should be given when they are unlocked.

(ex. Jetpack, Rifle)

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Free Samples: Buildings: (?)

How many copies of a Building's construction cost to give as a free sample when they are unlocked. Space Elevator is always excluded.

(ex. Packager, Constructor, Smelter)

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Free Samples: Parts: (?)

How free sample items of general crafting components should be given when a recipe for them is unlocked. Space Elevator Project Parts are always excluded.

Negative numbers mean that fraction of a full stack.

(ex. Iron Plate, Packaged Turbofuel, Reinforced Modular Frame)

-2

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Free Samples: Radioactive: (?)

Allow free samples to include radioactive parts. Remember, they are delivered directly to your player inventory.

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Traps

Trap Chance: (?)

Chance of traps in the item pool. Traps will only replace filler items such as parts and resources.

0: No traps will be present
100: Every filler item will be a trap.

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Trap Presets: (?)

Themed presets of trap types to enable.

If you want more control, use Trap Override or visit the Weighted Options page.

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Trap Override: (?)

Precise list of traps that may be in the item pool to find. If you select anything with this option it will be used instead of the Trap Presets setting.

Bundle: Ficsonium

Bundle: Ficsonium Fuel Rod

Bundle: Non-fissile Uranium

Bundle: Plutonium Fuel Rod

Bundle: Plutonium Pellet

Bundle: Plutonium Waste

Bundle: Uranium

Bundle: Uranium Fuel Rod

Bundle: Uranium Waste

Trap: Alpha Hog

Trap: Alpha Spitter

Trap: Can of Beans

Trap: Cliff Hog

Trap: Doggo with Gas Nobelisk

Trap: Doggo with Nuke Nobelisk

Trap: Doggo with Pulse Nobelisk

Trap: Elite Hatcher

Trap: Fart Cloud

Trap: Gas Stinger

Trap: Hatcher

Trap: Hog

Trap: Johnny

Trap: Not the Bees

Trap: Nuclear Hog

Trap: Nuclear Waste Drop

Trap: Plutonium Waste Drop

Trap: Small Stinger

Trap: Spitter

Trap: Spore Flower

Trap: Stinger

Item & Location Options

Local Items: (?)

Forces these items to be in their native world.

Non-local Items: (?)

Forces these items to be outside their native world.

Start Inventory: (?)

Start with these items.

Start Inventory from Pool: (?)

Start with these items and don't place them in the world.

The game decides what the replacement items will be.

Start Hints: (?)

Start with these item's locations prefilled into the !hint command.

Start Location Hints: (?)

Start with these locations and their item prefilled into the !hint command.

Excluded Locations: (?)

Prevent these locations from having an important item.

Priority Locations: (?)

Prevent these locations from having an unimportant item.