Pure Copper as Skyscraper in Satisfactory

[@Yakez42]

Here are the links for blueprints showcased in this video: drive.google.com/file/d/1yUEcbUBvuppnGdiG28LayTO62-3ANdje/view?usp=sharing This video is a bit different, than my usually heavily scripted videos. What are your thoughts?

[@linuxfreebird8980]

@Yakez42 I was inspired by your stackable blueprints to make a set of 16 stackable blueprints that provide recyclable nuclear power from ore, water, oil, and nitrogen gas. I would like to share the blueprints with you and get a showcase from you or suggestions on improving them either visually or logistically. Please let me know how I can share them with you.

[@shane3744]

Another amazing blueprint! Using the conveyer floor holes to allow you to skip subdivisions and keep it all one blueprint was a brilliant idea!

[@s-nooze]

I always get so many ideas from your videos thanks.

[@JasonMerk]

I like it. I took a little different approach to this one. I have a central tower for the pipes and lines. attached to the side of the tower are 3 different blueprints: left, right, and center for the sandwich layer and refineries. It is much more complicated than your solution. I might rethink my solution down the road. What I like about my solution is that there is more than just a tower. I'll take a screenshot and add it in.

[@Yakez42]

My first take was foundation blueprint splitting everything to 3 sides and then production blueprints being rotated every 3 prints to line up with new set of outlets down below. Then I was making huge side covers to make everything pretty. Never thought about tree like structure with prints being branches. Definitely not as efficient as just tower, but still might be interesting for other solutions and shapes!

[@GregoryGlynn]

These Blueprints are genuinely brilliant. The use of floor connectors to arbitrate between triplets of floors is inspired. One suggestion: A skyscraper cap floor to finish the building off when the building is complete (at 3 or 6 or 9 blueprints) - not that Radar Towers are not a good idea, too. 10/10 Yakez.

[@Yakez42]

Yep I sort of skipped on decorative cap this time around. Cannot really find the style yet xD

[@GregoryGlynn]

I tried on myself but agree that due to the (awesome) profile of the roof, a cap is difficult to get right. I stuck a radio tower on mine eventually too. Your design is - amazing.@@Yakez42

[@GregoryGlynn]

This design can be *easily* modified (via the recipes) to create all of these products (in different stacks) alt Coated Cable, alt Diluted Packaged Fuel, Liquid Biofuel, Polyester Fabric, alt Pure Caterium Ingot, alt Pure Copper Ingot, alt Pure Iron Ingot, alt Pure Quartz Crystal, alt Recycled Plastic, alt Recycled Rubber, Residual Plastic, Residual Rubber, alt Sloppy Alumina, Smokeless Powder, alt Steamed Copper Sheet, Sulfuric Acid, alt Turbo Heavy Fuel, Turbofuel, alt Wet Concrete An entire city with stacked buildings could be devised.

[@karim_tsuji8735]

Omg, I thought u where like 19 ore something. Cool guitars btw

[@Yakez42]

Well, if I die my beard and use some ice to remove eye bags... maybe I can have the audacity to say that I am 19 xD Started playing the guitar when I was 19 btw, couple Japanese FGN axes, Warmoth Partcaster cobbled together by myself and PRS SE

[@dfreez]

Hey there! Amazing build. I’m gonna gonna comment more on reddit. Quick question: How do you lock the hologram? Is that that an experimental build thing? Because I’m playing on Update 7 and have never noticed that option

[@Yakez42]

Yup this is update 8 new feature. Nudge Tool.

[@dfreez]

so cool. Wish I had it now, but I’m not sure I wanna play on experimental before I even fully finished my first playthrough just for thag feature

[@JasonMerk]

Push h to lock the blueprint. then use arrows to move horizontally. It's so much easier to place blueprints in update 8.

[@RonieUliana]

Hey, face cam! Nice ❤

[@GregoryGlynn]

Yes - Your KZbin are more engaging when we can see you. Thank you.

[@desdaperma]

Your voice is much younger then you look)

[@Yakez42]

fun fact is that my voice in my native language is way lower.