Train Blueprint Guide - UPDATED for Satisfactory 1.0 - How to Blueprint Curves

[@moo121]

My first Train Blueprint video has how to make ramps: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZS2oZlng62jY5Y The Second video has how to make supports for the train tracks and how to blueprint roundabouts: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jIXZeoaHlJ1pbrs Thanks for watching!

[@JackAllpikeMusic]

Just a note on the different blueprint designers, you cannot load a blueprint from a different size blueprint editor, however if you are trying to load the blueprint into a BIGGER editor, such as going from a mk1 to a mk2, you can simply place the blueprint in the mk2 editor just as if you were placing the blueprint normally, save that blueprint - then delete the old one. Now you have a version that is in the mk2 editor and can be loaded/edited in it.

[@moo121]

That’s a great tip, thank you!

[@JackAllpikeMusic]

@@moo121 no problem :)

[@SkydreamESP]

I did the whole map rail system using your old video just to have the updated guide 3 hours after finishing. Was fun

[@moo121]

Oh no, sounds like I was a few days late. I hope it wasn’t too bad! Good luck with the rest of the playthrough!

[@exavian6]

@3:20 This is a great tip for any blueprints you intend to be tiled together! Obviously trains, but also belt and pipe busses, or even foundation grids.

[@moo121]

That's a great point! I should do this more for foundation grids, especially with water extractors not playing nice when you delete part but not all of the blueprint. Thanks!

[@2metermatt]

Press 'T' to get rid of the HUD?!? You never cease to blow my mind, Moo. Another great video, as always!

[@moo121]

Thank you so much! Always great to see your name, hope you are doing well and enjoying 1.0 2MM!

[@AburaGamer]

A cow and giraffe walk into a bar .... 😅

[@ryanscottnix]

Thank you for your work! I used your first guide to make my tracks in my current world, and they worked great. I also used your methods to make roadways as well.

[@moo121]

I’m so glad you found it useful. Thank you!

[@FullOfLethons]

Thank you! I've been using the methods from your first videos and they work very well. This update looks great!

[@moo121]

Thank you so much! I’m happy they helped!

[@Vixcis]

I downloaded your blueprints, totally saved my life on my train network. Thanks a lot for giving us for free.

[@moo121]

Glad you like them!

[@choo_choo_]

One thing I haven't seen mentioned (anywhere), is that you can actually build 2-3 meters OUTSIDE the BP designer by using zoop mode. So if there's a bit that clips outside and it's giving you grief about it, if you place a piece inside the legal area and zoop out by 2, it will let you place the piece in the place you originally wanted to place it. It will overlap outside the legal area, but will still count. I use that to use the full 5x5 space for curves in the MK2 designer. They snap together just as well, and the only real issue is that you can't place it in the same sized designer manually (loading works fine), and if you have sidewalls, they might be a bit difficult to make on the inside of the curve if you can't zoop them. I have a 5 foundation wide road (2 lanes and a median), with a pair of trains on top (centered above the 2 lanes), and that zoop trick has saved me tons of headaches. Not sure if it's a common thing or not, but I found it out by accident while building those aforementioned road pieces.

[@moo121]

That is really cool and good to know! There are definitely some funky things you can do with the blueprints but I didn’t know that one. I know there’s a way to save stuff that’s outside of the designer completely, I was able to blueprint whole roundabouts and the only thing in the actual designer is a single center foundation. I’ll have to play around with this new info. Thank you!

[@choo_choo_]

@@moo121 Yeah, I think it's a little bit different than the BP offset method (I think that's what it's called), as it only lets you get that one extra foundation a few meters out, but those few meters are a huge help. Not too sure how many pieces it works with, but I know for sure that foundations, pillars, and beams (the big 3) can manage it. Things like barriers are hit and miss. It's kind of a random draw if it lets you. I'm not sure if it's intended or not, but it definitely makes the designer a little bit more forgiving than most people really think.

[@xNovaSounds]

subbed! I need trains too and have been fighting for my LIFE to make a blueprint that works

[@moo121]

Thanks I appreciate that! Im glad you like them!

[@tehNashty]

Where's the hills?!?!?! You know, like "Where's the beef?!?!?!" Pretty cool, Moo!

[@moo121]

LOL! Thank you!

[@ParoX2k]

Nice video, thanks! Shapez 2 music in the background? ❤

[@moo121]

Thank you! Yes! I love the Shapez 2 music. When I saw one track named ‘Trains Go Choooo’ I knew I had to put it in this video lol

[@Wahlnetwork]

Came to add a plus one to the Shapez 2 music!

[@atimholt]

I place blueprints in blueprints all the time. Makes it possible to move a blueprint around within your design area, and should make it possible to “edit” a blueprint in a larger designer.

[@moo121]

That’s a great tip, thanks!

[@RexDeorumYT]

So as a note for anyone who's annoyed by only being able to load blueprints in the same version it was created in.. Just place that blueprint in the large one and save it again with the same name. It will overwrite the BP file as a mk2 or mk3 this time

[@moo121]

That’s a fantastic tip! Thank you!

[@marcausn]

Hi, could you do me a favor? I try to build a factory housing in the shape of a D8 (octaeder - 8 sided dice) that stands on its tip. But I don't know how. With roof tiles it doesn't work, the angle is way too flat. I think, it could be done with beams, but how do I fit walls (solid and with glass or windows onto/into it)? Do you have an idea or maybe could try it yourself and show us a video on that? If you don't know what an 8sided dice looks like, you will find plenty pictures in the web, also I can post a link in the comments, if you want. Thank you for your help!!

[@mrNorth421]

This takes to long, shit video

[@choo_choo_]

Maybe tik-tok might be more your speed, zoomer.