Overview

The Sfuikit - Satisfactory User Interface Kit serves as an invaluable resource for modders working on the popular game Satisfactory. Designed for those who wish to create custom user interfaces for their mods, this kit is fully vector-based and optimized for use with Adobe Photoshop CC 2018 or later. As a work-in-progress, it currently includes a set of standard in-game UI assets and promises further expansions over time, making it a project to keep an eye on for any enthusiastic modding community members.

What sets this UI kit apart is its potential for customization and integration into the Satisfactory ecosystem. While modders will need to rely on game assets for a complete UI, the kit offers a solid foundation for building unique interfaces that enhance gameplay. Additionally, the community around the kit, including its maintainers Deantendo and Treelo, encourages contributions and collaboration, ensuring that the tool will continue to evolve.

Features

Vector-Based Design: The kit is entirely vector-based, allowing for scalability and flexibility in designing custom UI elements.
Photoshop Compatibility: Requires Adobe Photoshop CC 2018 or later, ensuring high-quality renders and compatibility with modern design practices.
Standard Asset Reproduction: Currently offers a collection of standard in-game UI assets, providing a useful starting point for mod developers.
Community Driven: Maintained by active members of the Satisfactory modding community, promoting collaborative contributions for eventual future development.
Future Development Goals: Plans include better documentation, expanded asset availability, and systems for community requests, indicating a roadmap for enhancement.
Font Requirements: To ensure proper rendering, the kit requires specific fonts such as Segoe UI, Orbitron, and Roboto.
WIP Nature: Being a work-in-progress means that users can expect continual improvements, updates, and more comprehensive resources as the project develops.
Assets Export Guidance: While game assets cannot be provided due to copyright constraints, the kit suggests using tools like UModel, with guidance available for users on how to do so.