All of our production lines are quite similar where they take some input lines, where we will assume that all the technologies for piling items 4 high have been unlocked, and then have to combine single piled output lines into 4 piled output lines to be fed into a transportation station. This means that only certain buildings are needed on that planet and all of the production lines are quite similar. I usually separate production lines to dedicated planets for smelting, chemistry and assembling. 2 stone produce 1 glass in 2 seconds in 1 smelting facility.2 glass, 2 titanium ingot and 2 water produce 2 titanium glass in 5 seconds in 1 assembling facility.4 optical grating crystal, 2 graphene and 12 hydrogen produce 1 casimir crystal in 4 seconds in 1 assembling facility.1 casimir crystal and 2 titanium glass produce 1 plane filter in 12 seconds in 1 assembling facility.2 processors and 2 plane filters produce 1 quantum processor in 6 seconds in 1 assembling facility.2 coal produce 1 energetic graphene in 2 seconds in 1 smelting facility.2 magnet and 1 copper ingot produce 2 magentic coil in 1 second in 1 assembling facility.1 iron ingot produces 1 cog in 1 second in 1 assembling facility.2 iron ingot, 1 cog and 1 magnetic coil produce 2 electric motors in 2 seconds in 1 assembling facility.2 electric motors and 2 magnetic coils produce 2 electromagnetic turbine in 2 seconds in 1 assembling facility.2 electromagnetic turbine, 3 magnets and 1 energetic graphene produce 1 supermagnetic ring in 3 seconds in 1 assembling facility.1 hydrogen produces 1 deterium in 1 fractionator.1 titanium alloy, 20 deterium and 1 supermagnetic ring produce 2 deterium fuel rod in 12 seconds in 1 assembling facility.2 high purity silicon and 1 copper ingot produce 1 microcrystalline component in 2 seconds in 1 assembler.1 copper ore produce 1 copper ingot in 1 seconds in 1 smelting facility.2 iron ingot and 1 copper ingot produce 2 circuit board per second in 1 assembler.2 circuit boards and 2 microcrystalline component produce 1 processor in 3 seconds in 1 assmbling facility.
2 silicon ore produce 1 high purity silicon in 2 seconds in 1 smelting facility.1 iron ore produce 1 iron ingot in 1 seconds in 1 smelting facility.3 iron ingot produce 1 steel in 3 seconds in 1 smelting facility.2 titanium ore produce 1 titanium ingot in 2 seconds in 1 smelting facility.4 titanium, 4 steel and 8 sulfur produce 4 titanium alloy in 12 seconds in 1 smelting facility.2 spinform stalagmyte crystal produce 2 carbon nanotube in 4 seconds in 1 chemical facility.4 carbon nanotube and 1 titanium alloy and 1 high purity silicon produce 1 frame material in 6 seconds in 1 assembler.3 frame material and 3 solar sails and 3 processors produce 1 dyson sphere component in 1 minute in 1 assembler.2 dyson sphere component and 4 deterium fuel rod and 2 quantum chips produce 1 small carrier rocket in 6 seconds in 1 assembler.You will also want to put together scaled and proliferated solar sail production lines, here is a guide for that: įirstly, these are all of the required production lines: The exact ratio of Small Carrier Rockets to Solar Sails varies based on the radius of the orbit.You will first want to have build the production lines for the proliferator, there is a guide and blueprints for that available here: Once all the nodes and frames of a given shell are completed it may then be filled with Solar Sails that are launched using the EM-Rail Ejector. Once launched, they become a permanent part of the Dyson Sphere by becoming its nodes and frames, much like Solar Sails become its shells. Instead, they are single-use vehicles that are constructed with their payload of Dyson Sphere Components and Quantum Chips built-in.
If no plan is drawn, or if the plan is drawn but not completed, no launches will occur.ĭespite the name of "Carrier Rocket", you do not explicitly load anything into these rockets before launch. In order to be launched, a Dyson Sphere plan must first be drawn in the editor. These Rockets can be launched by being loaded into the Vertical Launching Silo.
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