Say a Stomper stomps your biochambers and biochamber production. Fruit processing by assemblers lets you reboot Gleba remotely if your landing pad and a few construction bots survive without having to visit in person.


It’s not needed. Biochambers are made with nutrients, not fruit items. And ...

Necronium wrote: Mon Apr 20, 2026 2:08 pm The reason for assembler recipe is so that you can cold start Gleba without need to feed biochamber.

Nutrients from spoilage can be made in an assembler, that’s all that’s needed.

TL;DR
Remove the ability of assemblers to process fruit, and make bacteria from mash unlock together with bacteria from bioflux.

What?
Currently, assemblers are able to process fruit into mash and seeds without the productivity bonus, maintaining only probabilistically net neutral seeds. And ...

Here's a use of bots that I've seen satisfy a few people with this kind of complaint.

Use bots just for the sole purpose of 'expanding' the landing pad into a larger complex.

E.g. rather than have the cargo landing pad connected to a wider logistics network, you put it in its own separate, small ...

Agreed, it was unclear / wrong and unrelated to the specific proposition from this thead on which you haven't even expressed an opinion.


Well, maybe not explicitly, but I would say it’s fairly obvious that I do support it.


i underlined the part that i feel is incorrect, to make it clear what ...

What you said again is still wrong imo, it doesn't sound like a misrememberance. Things that contain holmium can't be obtained from space casino nor tungsten, that's what was pointed out because you seemed unaware space casino can't be used for everything and thus require players to use also ...

I agree with the other 2 persons that expressed a different opinion than yours on this. You said there was no difference between non-space age item, and space age item, which was puzzling to me, as space casino can't be used for "space age item" that contain tungsten or holmium, so maybe you fee ...

Pro-tip : you can make 5 copies of the same platform once you figure out the logic. There you go easy scaling.
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Making an upcycling platform, whatever the tech used, means you can easily scale it, maybe not efficiently, but easily.


By “easy” I don’t mean simple. I mean, I’ve been calling ...

No, the simplest is to just upcycle the minerals at the mines, that's the least complexity. It's much easier than space casino, and much more UPS efficient, just overall better in every aspect in late game once you have so much productivity level it trivialize the ressource cost. It just can't be ...

Sorry but I do not see what is complex in brute force upcycling. All you need is upcyclers(EM plant, AM3, biochamber), recyclers, provider chests, request chests, bots. Repeat for intermediate quality levels. Bots do all sorting. As I said, blue science is more complex at the moment you get it ...

Direct upcycling of iron/copper plates is complex? Just assemble and disassemble copper cables and iron gears. Even blue science pack is more complex. I doubt that anyone care about complexity. Main question is about resource efficiency. But copper, iron, plastic are infinite. Both in space and on ...

Interesting, when anti space casinos guys will realize that legendary copper, iron, plastic, etc are not problem at all with any method. Main shortage for legendary is holmium, tungsten, etc. Unique resources that are absent in space. Stop tilting at windmills and focus on real problems.


I don ...

Simple but very useful. +1 from me. Would go very well with a similar suggestion I’ve seen to give exoskeletons a speed slider instead of a toggle. Though I could only really appreciate them if they also worked on spidertrons. Those are always the main users of equipment in my games.

You can blueprint trains to have fuel placed into them as soon as they’re built. Place ghost fuel in the slot, then blueprint the train, and check the “vehicle fuel” box. Whenever you put that blueprint down, construction robots will immediately place your desired fuel into the slot.

If I send it a plastic signal, it picks the bioplastic recipe which uses mash and flux. It doesn't pick the chemical plant recipe which uses coal and petro gas. This is inconsistent and unexpected.


This is because the biochamber can’t craft the vanilla plastic recipe. If it could, it would also ...

There’s a reason they’re called space “platforms” and not space “ships”. They’re not really meant to be anything like traditional scifi spaceships, but rather factories with thrusters. They don’t even have a traditional hull, unless you place some stone walls and pretend they are one.

To me this sounds like behavior optimized for performance. But I’m not sure, maybe I’m wrong.

It's not difficult to imagine it in the form of fantasy.
But many biologists will argue with you, there are a lot of rules and laws of compounds in chemistry and biology that will not allow such a thing to appear.
But in general, it seems to me that within the framework of optimization it is wiser ...

It very much depend what you consider consistency,


Ah, I was referring to consistency with other Space Age machines that craft vanilla recipes. When multiple vanilla recipes of the same type are in a clear chain, the machine is generally able to craft the entire chain. Here are some examples ...

I understand you say now the suggestion has nothing to do with the other players, but if you are going to bump the thread again you should probably consider wether or not the suggestion has any sense for those other players beyond your personnal appreciation of consistency :twisted: .

I thought ...