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Dependency explorer tool that allow you to explore dependency graph - ie which objects are needed for what.

So it figures out how much of everything you will probably need

Flow analysis: YAFC calculates a base that produces enough science packs for all non-infinite researches.

Also this cost helps to find which recipes are sub-optimal. YAFC cost is very useful to compare items/recipes/etc at a glance, it is also useful for many heuristics. "Cost" is a sum of "logistic" actions you need to perform to get that object, using the most optimal recipes.

Cost analysis: YAFC assigns a "cost" to each object.

For example, wood in vanilla game cannot be fully automated because it requires you (or bots) to cut trees.

Automation analysis: YAFC tries to find objects that can be fully automated.

Science packs are natural milestones, and so they are added by default. YAFC will display that milestone icon on every object that is locked behind it, directly or indirectly.

Milestone analysis: You can add anything (Item, Fluid, Recipe, Technology, etc) as a milestone.

However, you can mark some objects as accessible manually.

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Unfortunately it is impossible to find out objects that are spawned by mod or map scripts, this analysis may fail for modpacks like seablock.

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Mods are often hiding objects, and factorio has a bunch of hidden objects (for example campaign entities).

Accessibility analysis: YAFC shows objects that are not accessible.

Work with modded games, any mod combination.

Yafc is currently in early beta, but main functionality is ready to use. YAFC also includes several tools, the most important currently is "Never Enough Items" - it is FNEI on steroids, showing not only recipes to produce or consume an item, but also which recipes you probably want to use, and how much. YAFC handles recursive recipes extremely well, it uses Google OrTools as its model solver I have started working with YAFC when other tools (such as Helmod) failed to work with deeply recursive Pyanodon recipes. It knows which items are important and which are less important, which recipes are efficient and which are less efficient. These analyses go as deep as trying to estimate amount of ores generated by the map generator, and as wide as calculating late-game base trying to figure how much of everything you are going to need. It contains multiple analysis algorithms and tries to understand what is going on in your modpack. The main goal of YAFC is to cope with heavily modded games. YAFC is a Factorio calculator, planner and analyser.