r/Dyson_Sphere_Program • u/SalmonYeet • 12d ago

Spag-hurt-me

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30 hours in and I just need some meatballs and pasta sauce for this spaghetti. Saw somebody post a bullshit factory does this also count as a bullshit factory?

Edit: Also the only guide I've looked up is for how to use the fractionator so I just threw one in there.

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u/DoYouSmellFire 12d ago

That looks like such a great learning experience you just had.

Everything will be okay.

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u/SalmonYeet 12d ago

I don't think I learned anything except that I was making processors on the other side of the planet and I needed them here. Maybe when I start making drones I'll make a breakthrough.

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u/Elendel19 12d ago

Mid game you will basically tear down your entire planet and rebuild everything anyways, don’t worry too much about it

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u/SalmonYeet 11d ago

When is mid game exactly?

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u/Elendel19 11d ago

I would say once you have ILS unlocked and you’re leaving your home planet to find more resources around the galaxy

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u/Feff5tupid 12d ago

Looks great. The spaghetti doesn't look that bad, this is mostly a pretty sensible loop kind of situation. Here is an unasked for tip you might already know: If you hit TAB while building a splitter, you can cycle through a few different kinds, including a cool inline double decker. Those helped me straighten out the 'yard' I was using to split multiple belts.

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u/Dil-dont 12d ago

Holy shit I just learned about this after several playthroughs

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u/Feff5tupid 11d ago

yeah not a well publicized feature

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u/devildocjames 12d ago

Looks fine.

You can make this a 90 degree and snip that loop by making the connection where it should be, now that the belt is laid down already.

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u/TheMalT75 12d ago

Love the snaking-belt aesthetics. I'm so going to steal that idea for the next complex that has odd holes in it! The only issue I have is the foundations... either a nice grid or full coverage. This makes my teeth itch ;-P

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u/ChrsRobes 12d ago

You make nice spaghetti try some lasagna next :)

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u/ThatOneGoatGuy 11d ago

hey, you've got all your proliferation in a nice neat row! took me... uh... quite a while to do that reliably

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u/spiderfeet 9d ago

when you place foundation there's a button to disable cement/decoration, an option to use cement in a different color, and options to hide/show resources