Fabricatio

I was hoping this game could be a casual Factorio to jump in and out of from time to time. While I really want to like this game, and I understand it is likely a one man ship, there is a plethora of QoL requirements needed. I realize I played this game for only 13 minutes, but it lost me so quickly, the below are my main few reasons why I left. For example, early on the game ask you to put down an assembler, but for the life of me I can't get the copper wires to craft - recipe is selected, all materials are present, but the bar is just 1% full all the time. Another example is, I'm filling the chests from my mines - the developer has to make a decision, will they continue working like a stockpile (think of it as, all materials go here, and they are in your inventory forever) or a chest (only this one material can go in). I also struggle with the idea of limiting the chests? While I think it's cool, I'd much rather have a building or a menu in which I can limit ALL items, not just what's input into the chest. Furthermore, you can delete placed objects by pressing X, however lets say you want to rotate the conveyor belt, pressing X will not only remove the already placed conveyor, but it will also unequip the conveyor and reset the rotation to default. Please let me keep the rotation static to most recent selection, additionally please let me keep the conveyor equipped? Alternatively make this sort of setting a toggle as currently there are only audio options from what I've seen. I only figured out to rotate the tiles because I made the connection of "R = Rotate", but at no point of the tutorial was I told this was the case - especially as there is no controls menu either. Finally, and this is a BIG issue, I need some sort of tooltips, even if it's as simple as "on mouse over" say that "this is the assembler" and additionally if you can below that say, "this will automate the crafting of items", same thing for other tiles, as at some point I think I placed a pump (because no other machines were working, tutorial was gone and power said 1/0) so I figured I'd make some power, while I did find the steam generator, I think? It required an input of water, but I had no clue how to make that. The game isn't hard, and it definitely isn't as bad as it looks from the graphics. Like I said, I really want to like it, and I'm keen to give it another try in the future, for now I'm going to step away.