Concrete Construction - Curved Ramps


Mod Collection Overview

Concrete Construction is a collection of 3 mods which where heavily inspired by D4rk's - [Structural Solutions](https://ficsit.app/mod/SS_Mod "Structural Solutions") mod (specifically the Concrete section of this mod). I thoroughly enjoy using this mod and I think 99% of my buildings in Satisfactory are made from Structural Solutions parts. It is through using Structural Solutions so much, that I found myself wanting more....

The mod is divided in to 3 parts which can be unlocked as Tier 1 milestones:

1. [Concrete Construction - Main](https://ficsit.app/mod/ConcreteConstructionMain "Concrete Construction - Main")
2. [Concrete Construction - Asphalt](https://ficsit.app/mod/ConcreteConstructionAsphalt "Concrete Construction - Asphalt")
3. [Concrete Construction - Curved Ramps](https://ficsit.app/mod/ConcreteConstructionCurvedRamps "Concrete Construction - Curved Ramps")

All together the mods add 5 new main categories to your build menu:

1. CC - Foundations
2. CC - Ramps
3. CC - Walls
4. CC - Domes
5. CC - Asphalt

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The Asphalt mod is contained in it's dedicated category, whereas Curved Ramps adds items to CC - Ramps, CC - Walls and CC - Asphalt.


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Due to the shear number of objects the mods add to the game, i've tried to make things more organised by colour coding the icons so its easier to identify different shape groups.

Concrete Construction - Curved Ramps Overview


This mod adds 144 buildables to the game.

It features curving ramps for both concrete and asphalt and curving concrete walls to match.

The concrete ramps can be found under CC - Ramps, the asphalt ramps can be found under CC - Asphalt and the curving concrete walls can be found under CC - Walls.


The ramps come in sets of 6 and there are 4 sets of left turning ramps and 4 sets of right turning ramp (for both concrete and asphalt). The 1st set inclines to 1m, the 2nd set to 2m, the 3rd set to 4m and the 4th set to 8m. Each ramp is 1 foundation wide and can be used as part of it's set or independantly. They're organised in the build menu so that each row contains ramps of the same set/same height.


Some random proof of concept things I threw together:


Known issues

1. The only problem I'm aware of at the time of release is the snapping of very small or very large objects. Due to the limitation of using the vanilla hologram code, there's nothing to support correct snapping when shapes become too small or too large. Unless someone out there feels like making some hologram blueprints then the best solution is to make sure you have [Infinite Nudge](https://ficsit.app/mod/InfiniteNudge "Infinite Nudge") installed and nudge the problematic shapes in to place.

If you find any problems or have any suggestions, please contact me (FishFace) in the [Satisfactory Modding Discord](https://discord.gg/ewsm6XZw72 "Satisfactory Modding Discord")

Credits

This is my first mod and in the process, i've asked hundreds of questions to which lots of people have taken the time to answer and explain things to me. Without them, Concrete Construction would not exist!

1. Muppet Burrito - Encouraged and convinced me to actually learn how this all works as well as answering hundreds of questions along the way. Muppet deserves the biggest chunk of gratitude in helping this mod come to fruition.
1. D4rk - This mod heavily draws upon [Structural Solutions](https://ficsit.app/mod/SS_Mod "Structural Solutions") for inspiration and without it, Concrete Construction wouldn't be what it is. As my first mod and with no experience in the field, I relied on [Structural Solutions](https://ficsit.app/mod/SS_Mod "Structural Solutions") not only as inspiration, but as a template to make sure my own mod worked correctly. In addition, D4rk also helped in figuring out how to make my materials function in the same way as his own concrete pieces do.
3. AngryBeaver - Took the time explain materials in detail and offered specific guides to help me understand my specific goals in making this mod.
4. Rovetown - Helped with troubleshooting problems and gave lots of feedback on how the mod is setup and what features are available.
5. Rex - Helped with troubleshooting problems.
6. Kimper - Gave feedback on the layout and features in the mod, as well as testing some aspects of the mod.
7. Robb - Explained some very useful aspects of mod deployment and saved the mod from being deployed as one big chunky thing.