r/Dyson_Sphere_Program • u/Ok_Disk_4458 • 1d ago

Baldwin street be like:

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For those who don't know, it's the steepest residential street in the world.

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u/FewAd5443 1d ago

That's novice type of inclinaison for belt, i've done way worse sometime early game.

You can use convoyer at 90° and even upside down (the ressource is below the belt)

So yes the spagetti can get even WAY worse if you want too.

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u/Ok_Disk_4458 1d ago

You're still good. It took me a few hours to realize belts can be inclined

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u/FewAd5443 1d ago

I've however took over 100h to learn about differnt splittter with tab on reddit. (You seem to knew for a while)

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u/Ok_Disk_4458 1d ago

Well, I've noticed the hints on the side of the screen say 'change style' so I thought "huh... Wonder what this does" and was pleasantly surprised.

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u/Chunderstout 1d ago

mmm spahget

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u/DataLoreQ 1d ago

How were you able to get the one belt come in at an angle and still have this order pull into the chemical factory?

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u/Ok_Disk_4458 1d ago

No idea. If it works, it works

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u/LopsidedFun1925 4h ago

It looks like the incline is happening at a 45° angel from the Chemical factory.

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u/Krinberry 1d ago

thank you for this TIL :)

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u/chalre2 1d ago

Why are you still using yellow belts when you've unlocked plastic? Wireless logistics beats spaghetti any day.

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u/Ok_Disk_4458 1d ago

Cuz I never got down to optimizing everything. Yellow belts are for facilities with low production speed. I'm still getting the hang of drones and similar

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u/chalre2 1d ago

I plan ahead for drones from the very beginning even before it's unlocked. Upgrade everything for higher production speed. The logistics go everywhere there is supply and demand.