Blueprint Designer+

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Ever tried cramming a whole production floor into a blueprint and just... couldn't? Same. That's the whole reason Blueprint Designer Plus exists. It gives you three much bigger Blueprint Designers, so entire factory sections fit in one blueprint instead of getting chopped up into a dozen tiny ones.

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Stock Blueprint Designer? A cozy little 32 m × 32 m × 32 m box. Great for a handful of machines, a bit tight for anything bigger. This mod throws three roomier options into the mix, and you get all of them in one go:

| Designer | Build Area (W × D × H) | |----------|------------------------| | Blueprint Designer Mk.4.1 | 80 m × 80 m × 64 m | | Blueprint Designer Mk.4.2 | 96 m × 96 m × 48 m | | Blueprint Designer Mk.5 | 176 m × 176 m × 96 m |

Hit Tier 9 in your HUB and unlock the Milestone, and boom, all three designers unlock together.

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Don't worry, there's no learning curve. Plop one of these designers down anywhere in your factory, walk inside, and lay out your machines within the glowing frame, same as you'd do with the vanilla one. Hit save, and the blueprint lands in your Build Menu under the Blueprint tab, ready to drop wherever you feel like building next.

A few things you'll want to know:

• Your blueprints live in your save file, not the mod. Once you've made one, you can place it in any world, even one that doesn't have this mod installed.
• Share away. Friends on your server can place blueprints you built with these bigger designers even if they never installed the mod themselves.
• Editing has a size floor. Made a blueprint inside a Mk.4.1? You can only reopen and tweak it inside a Mk.4.1 or something bigger. Placing it out in the world, though, has no such limit.

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Let's talk about the Mk.5 for a second. It's massive, almost 176 m per side, built for players who genuinely need that much room. Heads up, though: cram enough into one blueprint at that scale and you start bumping into Satisfactory's own limits. Load it up with tons of pipes or belts and you might hit noticeable lag, or even the occasional crash, when saving or placing it.

That one's on the game, not on us. There's only so much you can squeeze into a blueprint before the engine starts to sweat. So save the Mk.5 for when nothing smaller cuts it, and always save your game before placing a big print.

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