Craft Finder


In-game panel: enter the resources you have (items and fluids), and instantly see every recipe you can craft with them. Features deep search (everything derivable in chain), 'missing 1-2 ingredients' mode, name search, pinning, grouping by machine/tab/ingredient count, and a ratio helper in the tooltip. Great for packing more production onto a single line without searching by hand.

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Owner:
RedRiot1000
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License:
MIT
Created:
12 hours ago
Latest Version:
1.0.0 (12 hours ago)
Factorio version:
2.0
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Craft Finder

"What can I build with this?" Craft Finder answers that instantly. Open the panel, drop in the items and fluids you have on hand, and see every recipe you can craft with them — perfect for packing more production onto a single line without digging through the crafting menu.

How to use

  1. Click the Craft Finder button in the top-left of the screen.
  2. In the Input panel, pick the items and fluids you have.
  3. The Output grid instantly shows every recipe craftable from that selection.
  4. Hover any recipe for its ingredients, products and a production-ratio helper.
  5. Left-click a recipe to pin it, right-click to open it in Factoriopedia.

Features

  • Instant recipe lookup from the resources you select (items and fluids).
  • Deep search — not just direct crafts, but everything derivable in chain from your resources.
  • "Missing 0 / 1 / 2 ingredients" mode — see what you could make with just one or two more resources (the missing item is shown on the icon).
  • Name search (localised) to filter the results.
  • Pinning — keep a personal shortlist at the top, saved between sessions.
  • Group and sort by game order, ingredient count, machine category or source tab.
  • Machine-category filter (smelting, chemistry, crushing, and more).
  • Ratio helper in the tooltip: craft time, output per second, and machines needed to saturate a yellow belt.
  • Remembers your selection and options between sessions.
  • Fully localised in English and French.