Is there a way to delete all dismantle crates?

[JiveTurkey]

I have tons of dismantle crates laying all over can I mass delete them somehow?

[Imhotep]

Originally posted by JiveTurkey:

I have tons of dismantle crates laying all over can I mass delete them somehow?

I believe there is a set of boots you can get in the game that will help you speed up run / walk to make it a little faster running around and picking them up.

Otherwise no unless you use mods.

[Fenix]

https://satisfactory-calculator.com/en/interactive-map
upload save, delete crates, download modified save, place in save folder, load save, win.

[joe_schmoe_gamer]

There is a mod as well.

[Doc✪Hollywood]

more clever would be "never dismantle if all your inventory slots are full" or you soon have the same problem again

[Soondead]

Or alternatively: A delete mode to destroy rather than recycling the materials. In the late game, with uploaders and massive overproduction of everything, it's hard to care about those iron rods and bags of concrete. ADA might complain because it's wasteful ofcourse.

[sobeseir]

I feel you. I left dismantle crates at the weirdest places, and could sometimes (almost) not find them again.
Once you have a lot of inventory slots, and a lot of dimensional depots, leaving dismantle crates will not be an issue anymore. Just do a little bit of inventory management.
I myself from time to time just move stuff from my inventory to the bin, since I have enough in my depot. It is almost no trouble anymore.

[Aerio]

Originally posted by Gordon✪Gekko:

more clever would be "never dismantle if all your inventory slots are full" or you soon have the same problem again :cchappy:

This advice is on the same level as "just never stub your toe, bro".

[Ryzilynt]

No.

Even if you edit your save, the deletion of items will still be tedious.

[Sonic Titan]

Originally posted by Aerio:

Originally posted by Gordon✪Gekko:

more clever would be "never dismantle if all your inventory slots are full" or you soon have the same problem again :cchappy:

This advice is on the same level as "just never stub your toe, bro".

Don't jinx us all!! This toenail's been here for years! YEARS!