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Thread: It says I need Ovevpi?

Alaino
Fri Jun 03, 2005 11:54 pm
#14

OK I'll try that but this is a schematic I just made tonight



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Stownhart
Sat Jun 04, 2005 5:11 am
#15

Side advise...invest in a droid with crafting stations installed in it. Using that at your factory location really reduces travel time.
Alaino
Sat Jun 04, 2005 12:00 pm
#16

It no longer gies me the option of creating a manufacturing schematic? I even destroyed the one I already had in my datapod.



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Othium
Sat Jun 04, 2005 12:18 pm
#17

You have to be by a crafting station to make a schematic. I think it might need to be a private crafting station.



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ravingbantha
Tue Jun 07, 2005 8:52 pm
#18

a tip on making a schematic for subcomponents... I add the last 4 digits of the serial number to the end of the name, helps ne keep organized/
Retiarius
Wed Jun 08, 2005 7:02 am
#19


Another tip: if you have access to recyclers, then use recycled resources for those components where quality doesn't matter, like Wall Modules, Small Structure Storage Modules and Structure Storage Modules. That way you can simply make more of a resource you need when you need it, albeit of low quality because recycled resources always have attribute valuesof 200. For example, I make my Structure Storage Module manufacturing schematics with recycled steel because:



  • You can't experiment on them, so they don't affect the experimentation of anything in which they are used, such as harvesters.

  • Because they are shipwright resources, Hardened Arveshium Steel and Crystallized Bicorbantium Steel are always spawning on exactly one planet in high concentrations, so steelcan always be found somewhere in high concentrations to feed into the recyclers.

  • Any recycled steel becomes Smelted Steel, usable in any manufacturing schematic that calls for Smelted Steel, no matter what that steel was originally.

Even if you can't use a recycled resource in every slot of a manufacturing schematic, using them in as many slots as possible can reduce the number of differentresources you need to store.For example, on those ubiquitous Generator Turbines, you can use Smelted (recycled) Copper,Aluminum and Steel, and you can use a recycled chemical, but you can't use a recycled gas (there are no gas recyclers, so far as I've been able to determine) or a recycled Carbonate Ore. (You can recycle Carbonate Ore, butit becomes a generic Sedimentary Ore unusable for Generator Turbines, even though Siliclastic Ore, another Sedimentary Ore, becomes a generic Siliclastic Ore when it is recycled and not a generic Sedimentary Ore. Anyone know why this is? I say "bug".)


I will admit that making these recyclers is a major pain in the gluteous maximus, and you have tomake absolutely sure BEFORE you assemble themthat some recent Publish hasn't broken the schematics again (they've been broken at least twice, and for long periods of time), but if you can't get them, you might be able to make a deal with someone who has them to recycle resources for you.

Message Edited by Retiarius on 06-08-2005 07:05 AM

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