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Using TIM to manage you refineries to keep them on task with no micro.
The factory quota script keps you in stock of parts and you can focus on mining the appropriate ores to keep it running.
throw up a projector on your base, align it and let the nanites go to town.
or... the Automated Shipyards mod by Rexxar. Works in Stable and Dev
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=684618597
Best way I found was to have your blueprints set up in layers. Instead of one complete blueprint for a ship have a blueprint for everything deep within, the base layer. Then another for everything around that, etc, making sure you can get to everything in a layer easily.
it slowly builds blueprints for u. U just need to provide components.
Ctrl C+V?
Or Ctrl B to make a BP?