SatisfactoryArchipelago randomizer mod

Compatibility notes

• The reviewed Windows client mod is 2.4.9; the separate APWorld remains 2.3.1 (world-v2.3.1-ut-fix). These numbers describe different components. The World requires Archipelago 0.6.3 or newer; the mod declares SML ^3.12.0 and Satisfactory build 491125 or newer.
• Install with Satisfactory Mod Manager so dependencies are resolved, and keep the same mod set on all co-op participants. Steam and Epic Windows modules are supplied. Upstream documents Windows dedicated servers, but that separate package was not examined here; Linux dedicated servers remain unsupported in the guide.
• Create a fresh factory for a new AP slot and keep backups before changing versions. The mod checks a saved room seed, but does not independently bind that save to the original player slot. To change the room address, update Mod Savegame Settings, save and reload as documented.
• Keep room settings and save files private. The connection password is supplied through session settings, and the shipped connection library can fall back to unencrypted transport after initial TLS failures.
• Be cautious with portal transfers of finite exploration collectibles. The reviewed gifting paths do not establish durable, duplicate-free delivery across restarts; the release fixes discovery rather than every recovery case.
• Static review finds gaps in the World’s belt-speed and radioactive-material predicates. The World’s completion approximation also differs from the client’s any/all goal handling. Treat generated routing and tracker completion as guidance, and confirm the actual chosen goal in game.
• The guide retains co-op limitations for starting inventory and DeathLink. Some effects are implemented in compiled Blueprints, and the native source notes a storage-upload unlock that does not persist through death. Extra mods that alter progression require separate compatibility checks.
• Artwork notices identify some assets derived from Satisfactory and separately licensed icons. A complete redistribution basis and native dependency/source match were not established. These are limits of the reviewed evidence, not a finding of unauthorised use.