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complexity is literaly the basis of the whole game.
https://ficsit.app/mod/DaisyChainEverything
running them along the wall or ceiling can look quite nice if placed right.
or place poles between machines, I find that isn't too intrusive.
Thats what I use. Steel beams straight across a bank of machines, wall outlets facing downward directly overhead from the connector; Bam. Drop lines straight down. Nice and clean.
As for cables between factories: What I personally do is build bridge sections in the blueprint creator and have a power line going below the bridge between the pillars they stand on. (and also pipes/conveyor belts, but that's besides the point)
And...needlessly complicated? That's kinda the main thing of the game...building elaborate and complicated factory setups to create parts. And all the tools to make things look nice are there, if you know how to use them.
and there was once something like central supply over the whole foundation, but that was discarded and did not come into play.
With me, each machine gets a power pole and the wiring looks clean.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2922836063
Personally I just place ceiling outlets on the ceiling above each machine.
Do not like it wen trains drive through the cable, etc.
The cable only comes above the floor to join to the machines, so no cable is visible except within the machine area if you do it that way.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2970837389
When inside a building I like to run power along the ceiling and just put a wall outlet above every few machines and branch off that way.
Power is the last thing I'm worried when dealing with game complexity.