Same, I sorta have a rough idea of the ratios for some things; however usually I just make a row of w/e and if it's not enough add more to the end until demand is met. Downside of this non-plan is after adding more say assemblers... now copper is lacking... add some more to that... now ore is lacking.... now the belt is too slow....
Well done. Really well done! I personally find it more satisfying working with full belts and figure the ratios from there (one saves a lot of place and later hassle this way), but to each his own, and your explanation was really good!
Seeing all of this in one place like that really drives home how fast this game scales up. Mine is scattered around my planet, connected by drone stations, and not really built to ratio as a result. Like, I have an entire mk2 belt of oil being broken down for refined oil, with its entire hydrogen output being burned for power. An entire mk1 belt of coal being smelted directly into diamonds. That kind of thing. xD
Yes it converts into Liquid and its kept inside unpressurised jello packets that move on belts. In line storage can be added to this build but it was to demonstrate how to make yellow science not the 'best way' to make yellow science
To get your first yellow science you will have to fly to your neighbouring planet with Titanium manually and bring some home to get science kick started
So your guide to making yellow science... is to start with already having buildings (interplanetary vessel) that require yellow science... greaaaaat guide!
There's enough rocks with titanium in to do the yellow research. If you go crazy popping the titanium rocks there's actually enough to get at least one ship and two interplanetary stations before you head to the other planet. Just have to be very frugal with what you have.
@@JDPlays Guess I was looking for more of a starter guide as opposed to an advanced setup. I JUST unlocked interplanetary vessels and it takes a very long time to put together the Interplanetary Towers. I have two now, and about 4 vessels. Again, just suppose I expected a guide to getting yellow science, to start where the yellow science starts. Will use this setup once i have the steady interplanetary stream though!
@@ZakisHereNow This is the starter guide. His point is completely valid, you have to import Titanium, so instead of using the Planetary Logistics System, you have to sail to another planet, build a titanium mining operation, fill up your inventory with Titanium, fly back to your main planet, and then put it in a storage container. Make sure the container is connected to your yellow science feed and you're good.
@@Cennyan But that’s not what happened. He is already wayyyyyyy past that point. To the point of having already built interplanetary logistics stations and vessels in mass. Which is hours past first getting titanium for yellow science.
Have you gotten to Interstellar Logistics yet? It is a literal game changer. Aside from that, you just have to make time for titanium and silicon Runs from one of the local planets. I will also suggest allotting some of the titanium, along with some of that excess hydrogen, for a dedicated hydrogen cell battery build for Icarus. It helps knowing you have a stock pile of 200% regen energy deposits when making multiple trips off-world!
Quick question: I have unlocked ALL research (blue and red), been to another planet - got titanium, silicon, have the titanium crystals and diamonds, yet the yellow cube is NOT unlocked for me, I have about 10k of blue and red cubes, and can't figure out how to get it unlocked. What am I missing?
Okey short cuts via rare resources : All you watching People you could get organi crystals raw in some tropical or mushroom or earth like but not starting planet it Will simplefy it to coal=energetic grafit = diamond+organic crystal and titanium = yellow cubes
@@JDPlays Yes I understood that, but it's best to tell people to rout it through a stack or two of liquid containers and then out to the boxes, so they don't have to be clearing the box out every hour. Some people might not know maintenance tricks like that.
The whole concept of Ratio building while seemingly obvious is something my brain threw out the window when playing this game
Same, I sorta have a rough idea of the ratios for some things; however usually I just make a row of w/e and if it's not enough add more to the end until demand is met.
Downside of this non-plan is after adding more say assemblers... now copper is lacking... add some more to that... now ore is lacking.... now the belt is too slow....
@@cthulhu8977 I do this too
@@cthulhu8977 I thought that was how I was supposed to play it. :D
@@kmsrode Most likely, that is how i do it; tho i have to say this does seem to be biting me in the ass way more in Dyson Sphere
Ratios are for the second... and third playthru... so is neatness... first time get lost in the spaghetti!
This looks way better than my thing for yellow science haha I'm gonna do this one too. Love your content ! ♡
thank you
Well done. Really well done! I personally find it more satisfying working with full belts and figure the ratios from there (one saves a lot of place and later hassle this way), but to each his own, and your explanation was really good!
Thank you very much!
Tip, store liquid in tanks.
Really nice video,you broke it down nicely. Been bashing my head for hours trying to figure structure science out. Thank you. Liked and subbed
these guides are exactly what I was looking for! Thanks mate. Would there be a Google doc with the different sciences and ratios somewhere?
Not as of yet, maybe in the future
Seeing all of this in one place like that really drives home how fast this game scales up. Mine is scattered around my planet, connected by drone stations, and not really built to ratio as a result. Like, I have an entire mk2 belt of oil being broken down for refined oil, with its entire hydrogen output being burned for power. An entire mk1 belt of coal being smelted directly into diamonds. That kind of thing. xD
Correct i have the same, Ive just finished MAKING the green science build... and OMG that thing SUCKS! it wrapped around half my planet i think
In case you didn't Know, Hydrogen is considered a Liquid in Dyson Sphere program. Tanks handle it FAR better than boxes.
Yes it converts into Liquid and its kept inside unpressurised jello packets that move on belts. In line storage can be added to this build but it was to demonstrate how to make yellow science not the 'best way' to make yellow science
How do I get the titanium and other resources to the planet if I don’t have yellow cubes to get the interstellar logistics station?
To get your first yellow science you will have to fly to your neighbouring planet with Titanium manually and bring some home to get science kick started
@@JDPlays ok
So your guide to making yellow science... is to start with already having buildings (interplanetary vessel) that require yellow science... greaaaaat guide!
Yes, the game forces you to fly across and gather the titanium and fly it back in your inventory
There's enough rocks with titanium in to do the yellow research. If you go crazy popping the titanium rocks there's actually enough to get at least one ship and two interplanetary stations before you head to the other planet. Just have to be very frugal with what you have.
@@JDPlays Guess I was looking for more of a starter guide as opposed to an advanced setup. I JUST unlocked interplanetary vessels and it takes a very long time to put together the Interplanetary Towers. I have two now, and about 4 vessels. Again, just suppose I expected a guide to getting yellow science, to start where the yellow science starts. Will use this setup once i have the steady interplanetary stream though!
@@ZakisHereNow This is the starter guide. His point is completely valid, you have to import Titanium, so instead of using the Planetary Logistics System, you have to sail to another planet, build a titanium mining operation, fill up your inventory with Titanium, fly back to your main planet, and then put it in a storage container. Make sure the container is connected to your yellow science feed and you're good.
@@Cennyan But that’s not what happened. He is already wayyyyyyy past that point. To the point of having already built interplanetary logistics stations and vessels in mass. Which is hours past first getting titanium for yellow science.
Very nice... just 60p/s. But how do I get Titanium. Yes I know from another planet. Still haven't managed that yet.
Have you gotten to Interstellar Logistics yet? It is a literal game changer. Aside from that, you just have to make time for titanium and silicon Runs from one of the local planets. I will also suggest allotting some of the titanium, along with some of that excess hydrogen, for a dedicated hydrogen cell battery build for Icarus. It helps knowing you have a stock pile of 200% regen energy deposits when making multiple trips off-world!
@@blvckcvrdyou need yellow square 🟨 to get the interstellar log
@@spoken_truth2501 thanks for adding that. Are you in the DSP Reddit group too?
Quick question: I have unlocked ALL research (blue and red), been to another planet - got titanium, silicon, have the titanium crystals and diamonds, yet the yellow cube is NOT unlocked for me, I have about 10k of blue and red cubes, and can't figure out how to get it unlocked. What am I missing?
Check the tech tree id be betting you have missed researching the yellow cubes
How muck oil/s does this machine need?
10 refineries means it should be 2.5 oil per second
@@JDPlays Ok, thanks for help
How do you unlock the yellow cube.
via research
Okey short cuts via rare resources : All you watching People you could get organi crystals raw in some tropical or mushroom or earth like but not starting planet it Will simplefy it to coal=energetic grafit = diamond+organic crystal and titanium = yellow cubes
Rare resources are great they will speed up the production and make everything easier
why are you using storage boxes for hydrogen? You can use the liquid storage and store more in there.
Don't put hydrogen or deuterium in a box, you put it into a liquid container.
Mind fucking blown. I was frustrated by how poorly hydrogen stacked in a storage container.
Correct it was thrown it to display better in game, and I did say BURN it off!
@@JDPlays Yes I understood that, but it's best to tell people to rout it through a stack or two of liquid containers and then out to the boxes, so they don't have to be clearing the box out every hour. Some people might not know maintenance tricks like that.
@@JDPlays BTW I was so busy being confused that I forgot to mention that I like the Dyson Sphere Project videos and appreciate the work.
Estos tutoriales es tan buenos lo malo estan en Inglés subtítulos en español para en tender mejor los vídeos
thnx
You're welcome!
Anyone else get a little scared when he yells "COVERING" towards the end?
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