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Factorio City Block Size Guide

Factorio City Block Size Guide: Pick a Grid Before Rails Lock You In The best Factorio city block size is not one universal number. It depends on train length, station layout, roboport coverage, chunk alignment , build density and how much empty routing space you are willing to reserve. Use this guide to choose a block before a rail blueprint becomes expensive to rebuild.
I can't wrap my head around blueprint snapping and properly aligning it so its tileable. For simple stuff like production lines, its easy enough. But the auto-snapping part is black magic to me. Specially for stuff like rail sections / city blocks (which I really like building around). I understand the concept, but get stuck at actual ...

Need help with map grid alignment in blueprints
Another example could be a blueprint with absolute that has one corner at -5,0 and the other at 10,50: this will have the first coordinate always be 15 from the last one (so 10, 25, 40, 55, 70, and so on.
Grid Aligned City Blocks and Rail Segments - FACTORIO MASTER CLASS

Need help with map grid alignment in blueprints
Need help with map grid alignment in blueprints Hello everyone! I want to allign railway platforms with substation grid
This technique is even helpful if your blueprint extends outside of the grid cell. 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.

To those of you who make city block bases
It's ideal if your main blueprints are symmetric so that rails and wall blueprints can be rotated and stamped on top of the main city block blueprint in any orientation.








