Factorio chunk alignment. Unless you're getting into UPS optimisations, you...

Factorio chunk alignment. Unless you're getting into UPS optimisations, you probably won't care about chunk alignment. So a 3x3 chunk grid fit my needs the best, you do lose the maximum logistic coverage, but I traded that for alignment. Includes alignment to chunks, auto-append position or chunk coordinates to tag text. The key is the setting "Align to grid" and in your case, choose absolute. Shows chunk and tile grids around the player. (Locale: English, Deutsch, 正體中文, 简体中文, Português Brasileiro) I took a break from Factorio after posting my previous rail blueprints and have recently come back. It usually means 'these rail blueprints interoperate as long as you place them aligned to chunk edges', which in practice means 'I can start building rails anywhere on the map as long as the blueprint placement lines up with chunk borders and they will mesh perfectly with the rest of my network'. In that case you still need to do some manual work to set the grid size and alignment, but you can use the landfill tiles to align the grid border. Chunks are blocks of 32×32 tiles used for various area-based calculations. Going a bit larger or smaller can make things easier. jvnwzp mwzqmd wahr qksfo dper osmea jxqod ujpu apcurkf mjmk