3 Essential Builds for Early, Mid & Late Game | Dyson Sphere Program | Tutorial / Master Class
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- DYSON SPHERE PROGRAM
Build the most efficient intergalactic factory in space simulation strategy
game Dyson Sphere Program! Harness the power of stars, collect resources, plan and design production lines and develop your interstellar factory from a small space workshop to a galaxy-wide industrial empire
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Thank you for all the work you do, and making those blueprints downloadable to everybody. I'm very grateful to have someone so generous as you. I don't have an awful lot of time to game nowadays, so to be able to go in slap some blueprints down, and start producing, really makes my limited gaming time much more enjoyable
I really like these new assembling designs. Your content's inspired me to start coming up with my own startup designs for players to use when they first unlock the different logistics tiers and need to start producing these items, all from raw ores and materials.
Your videos are my favorite to queue up and follow along as I play. I love using them as a guideline and then add my own Flair so it's efficient and personalized
more dsp please
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Appreciate the blueprints and explanations. THANK YOU for discussing the best locations AND the number of builds to include on the planetary network. I always have trouble with the multiples.
Great design as usual. When you have good blueprints like this, it makes expansion so much easier!
I'm definitely going to study these blueprints a bit, belt organization is my biggest struggle rn. I can make some pretty good linear production lines for individual components, but then I have this crazy tangle of interdependencies that absolutely sucks, and I keep running out of space to expand the lower-level lines locally so I have scatter production all over this crazy factory city thing. I'm the type of person who likes to at least design my blueprints myself before pasting them everywhere, so I probably won't really *use* these at scale, opting to make my own, but thank you so much for providing these excellent learning tools and examples!!!
Keep them coming Nilaus! I've completely torn down my starter system and it looks so damn good having used your designs to rebuild
Me Too! It's been a nightmare capturing and storing all the stuff I had all over the place :) rows and rows of towers holding the stash until it's used up...
Good content as always. Thank you!
Loving the dsp content!
perfect builds really! Youre a wizard Harry
I just started playing this game. To see how nice a base can look is amazing, mine is just a mess like a tangled crashed space ship :D
Thanks!
I'm still in the newbie stage making spagetti just to learn what builds what. I can't even make plans in my head yet, so this kind of stuff helps. JUST learned yesterday research doesn't have to be manual. lol
2:20 ❤
im rounding 100h on my first play-through and your blueprints have saved my ass. if i ever get out of the poor house I would be happy to donate for your time
How do you decide if you want to make the components directly in the production line or import them?
As far as I can tell, you make basic materials like the various ingots, stone bricks, glass, energetic graphite and generally everything you can make in an arc furnace out of ores. What about the next stage? Do you have dedicated facilities for circuit boards, steel and gears, for example, or do you make them directly where you need them, like with the EM turbine?
But with higher products like supermagnetic rings you imported the necessary components and dedicated the entire line towards the manufacture.
How do I decide if I want to make the necessary components on site or have them made somewhere else and import them.
What about chemicals like graphene or buildings such as arc furnaces that require more than 5 inputs if you want to make the circuit boards on site?
thanks for the video. i've been having a hard time with the ratios for green motors. i still am apparently. using exactly half of this build so ratios are the same, t3 spray on everything and the green can't keep up with the brown.
I have a question, what made you decide to have the electric turbine being a secondary component that is being exported, but not the electric motor (which is also needed for buildings)? Wouldn't it be beneficial to have factories just for electric motors, since you need to export them anyway, and it would simplify the electric turbine factory?
Do you have a BP for unipolar particle build?
Could you explain how do the drones/vessels prioritize to which logistics station they will go?
My point is: the two builds for pink containers and super magnetic rings you presented here can eat up to 105 turbines per second. That's a lot for early and mid game. And turbines are not only needed for these two things but also for belts and inserters. The risk I'm worried about is the possibility of other builds that use turbines being starved unless I produce more than 105 turbines per second to satisfy these two.
The only truly definitive solution is to use blueprints that build everything from ore; but such blueprints get very complicated, Nilaus is doing a tradeoff here. When using blueprints that do use intermediate ingredients: you absolutely can't rely on drones/vessels distributing evenly or going to the right place. You need to make sure that the total production of turbines is larger than their total *actual* average consumption. If that's the case, then it doesn't really matter what the *maximum* consumption rate is; as long as on average they are produced faster than they are consumed, all the buffers will fill up and things will be dandy, even if logistics drones/vessels are making weird decisions. If you ever find that some of your builds are lacking for turbines, that means that your production is too low, and you need to stamp down more turbines blueprints.
You can just chop off these blueprints at a specific point to make them shorter to produce/consume how much you can handle.
I feel like a pomeranian pup after watching this.
thx you for all the good tutorials and dsp bps @Nilaus
you dont happen to have a tutorial for how to edit blueprints right? im a new player and i cant get my head arround how to swap out the blue grabby arms into the green ones wich i actually produce. as your blueprints are right now, im basically unable to use them at all i mean, what is the point of an earlie game blueprint, when i have to have already traveled to multiple planets before i unlocked all of the tech i need for it... for new players it would be way more easy if you have truly earlie game blueprints, with tir 1 assemblers and yellow or green grabbers
instead of having the planetary logistics thing, id rather love to havean ammount of chests to store everything beginningwith tir one tec with the option of pplacing a planetary logistics thing once i unlocked it. so first grabbers into the chest, than grabbers onto belts wich at the end can be connected to a logistics center, im cool with having loose belt ends as a reminder for that option
basically i wish i had blueprints for the early stage with the only goal of abondaning this planet asap.
beginning with midgame tec on the second planet
on my starter planet for example there was no silicate or titanium ore, so blueprints including these tecs could land in a seperate blueprint folder if they are not neccessairy in order to leave the planet same with the efficiency boosting tec wich requires coal and oil the "spray paint stuff"(?)
the core of these blueprint folders should revolve arround getting to the next stages fast... from the perspective of someone who has no clue about the game and the blueprints and they should be ballanced with the research cube colours their in.
like tir 1 earlie game blueprints wich only include blue science tec
tir 2 red science tec and so on
Just wondering why the turbine build has the iron ingot belts going through 2 spray coaters? It is just for nice symmetric looks?
You're spraying them before the gear assemblers and then again before the electric motor assemblers.
this is because that build needs more than one belt of Iron, I think it was 57 or something like that, and of course symmetrics
@@EverlistTV Needing multiple iron belts doesn't explain why each iron belt is being sprayed twice.
@@jonathansmith6050 ah sry misunderstood, not sure if that is on purpose or not, at least symmetrical, and you don't actually use more coating so no worries
Does this still work for the newest update?
how do i download the blueprints
Have You ever try DeepRockGalactic? It is not automation game but exploration one. But it has some similarities to Factorio/DSP. You land on an alien planet to harvest its resources despite locals disappointment.
Perfect game for incoming Avatar2 hype train 😀
DRG is aweosme
Rock and stone brother
just learned that you can downgrade blueprint, now i understand why early/mid game blueprints have mk 3 belts and assemblers
still great job at these blueprints
Did i miss the point, why nearly all your Blueprints use PLS instead of ILS? when spreading over multiple planets/systems the pattern "PLS factory -> ILS Hub @ local planet -> Target planet -> PLS factory" will always create a bottleneck?
Maybe an Idea for future Masterclasses: "advanced logistics in mid/endgame". I always struggle with that issue ;)
PLS allows for higher density of station placement, and not everything you run through a logistics station is heading off planet.
Vessels are too expensive for CPU so cause a lot of lag (while drones are calculated by GPU and basically "free"). You should avoid interstellar/interplanetary movement as much as it's possible in late-game.
@@demiareu8741 doesn't mean you cannot use a ILS all the same, just don't give it any vessels and/or disable remote demand/supply and use it in local storage mode.
@@markbarta2369 Yes you can (and actually in VERY late game - should because one day PLS recharge rate will became too small and it will be no longer able to launch all drones inside).
02:50 - I do not understand the placement part, even after watching 10 times. You count 3 squares but move 6 down from the tropical line?
When he says 'square', he means a 5x5 grid block, and he's counting from the center point of the PLS, not the corner of the blueprint. Hope that helps clear things up, and happy building! :)
Bro what the fuck?!? You can move belts through the coaters? And move finished products through other assemblers?! I’ve spent hours working around these things, god dammit 😂. Time to do more designing
Pilers are worse for performance then traffic monitors from what I've seen/heard.
Algorithm
dumb
@@SnakePlissken23 😘
I'm having a hard time trying to get used to the idea of using planetary stations..
Not realistic for early game at all. Way to big and many ingredients aren't available early at all. More like late red science level.
Late red science is like a toddler level early game...
You dont hear nilaus downgrade IT!
theres always a reason to built bigger. if your cpu/gpu fits and can handle it, do it :D i always escalate quickly on factorio or dyson sphere :D