Satisfactory Acronym Vault (SAV)

Not cascading style sheets.

Coffee Stain Studios is the Swedish game studio that created Satisfactory.

SML is a community-created mod that provides an easy way for other mods to register content, interface with the game, offer user-facing configuration options, and more.

Ironically, SML has changed so much since its creation that it is no longer responsible for loading mods. Thanks to the helpful folks at CSS, mods are now Unreal Engine plugins, and no longer require any special injection code to load.

Although it is possible to create a mod that does not depend on SML, they are very uncommon, as there are few reasons to do so.

Its public source code can be found on GitHub.

ficsit.app, or the Satisfactory Mod Repository, is the website at which mods, this documentation, guides, and more are hosted.

You can find the source code for the frontend and backend on their respective GitHub repositories.

Satisfactory Mod Manager handles all the steps of installing mods in Satisfactory for you! It works closely with SMR to function. SMM is only responsible for downloading the mods - it has no presence in a running game. SML is responsible for loading mod files at runtime.

Its public source code can be found on GitHub.

This name, and acronym, has been claimed by a number of save editor tools. It is most often used when referring to Goz3rr’s editor

Satisfactory Calculator and Interactive Map is a tool made by Anthor, and allows designing production lines, performing some save editing operations, and much more.

The Production Planner and Interactive Map portions each have their own GitHub repositories.

Satisfactory Server Manager is a webpage designed to manage and control multiple satisfactory dedicated server instances.

Its public source code can be found on GitHub.