Satisfactory Loot Maps

This python program generates Satisfactory Loot Maps using CSV data that holds crash site and item drop information. The program consists of three files - main.py, data.py, and graphics.py. Main is the main program, data handles reading from the CSV data, and graphics does all of the matplotlib and drawing work.

Video on Satisfactory Loot Maps can be found here.

Example Satisfactory Maps

Unique Items With HD Requirements

Actual Item Positions

Unique Items With AWESOME Sink Point Values

(More images can be found under the final folder)

How To Download And Run

Cloning Repo

git clone https://github.com/klforthwind/SatisfactoryLootMaps.git

Install Instructions

pip3 install -r requirements.txt

Updating Crash Site Functions

In graphics.py, there is dictionary holding function pointers, all listed with a letter string value. data/hard_drives.csv contains a column called Type, which holds a letter representing which function you want the program to use per crash site. This allows for you to make a function per crash site if you really wanted to. At the moment, there are functions that draw doggos (Hidden Cove nodes), along with functions for the actual crash sites.

Running The Code

python3 main.py <output_filename>
# output_filename defaults to 'output.png' if left blank
# Map will be saved to folder 'final'

Code Structure

SatisfactoryLootMaps

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├── data                    # CSV files containing game data
├── final                   # Final images of generated loot maps
├── img                     # Image files for README.md
├── imgs                    # Image files for SatisfactoryLootMaps program
├── data.py                 # Data File - handles data transformation and reading from CSV files
├── graphics.py             # Graphics File - handles Matplotlib drawing / drawing functions
├── main.py                 # Main file that handles the interaction between other python files
└── README.md

Software Design