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Hello, im going to make some TS crates, but im a bit confused about the process. Please, tell me if is correct what im posting here.

1.- Create Starshrine Surprise schematic.

2.- Putthe schematic plus ingredients(reactive gas, cereal and mineral) in the factory to create crates of SS.

3.- Create Tatooine Sunburn Schematic.

4.- Put the Schematic, reactive gas and SS crates into factory.

5.- Create TS Crates.

One last thing, does the quallity of the ingredients used in the SS affects the final results of the TS crates or I only need to look to the OQ of the reactive gas?

Thanks.

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Samanta Lestina. Novice Chef. Hermandad Estelar. Radiant.

Another question about SS crates. In which kind of factory are they made?

Thanks and sorry for my english

Step 1 - Make Starshine in food and chem factory. As many crates as you can.

Step 2 - Combine reactive gas with starshine from the crates you just made and make a Sunburn schematic. Place sunburn schematic in food and chem factory, add starshine crates and reactive gas and away you go

I believe that the quality of the Starshine will affect the final product but I haven't experimented with them to find out for sure.

The SS suprise does affect the final product , but only minutely - I honestly dont think you will notice the difference on a 1500+ buff

The one thing to make sure of, is that you use a high OQ reactive gas in teh Tat sunburns, as this affects how many per stack.

I've experimented heavily with the Sunburn recipe, using different qualities of Starshine - using high quality ingredients, low quality ingredients, experimented and non-experimented. I have seen NO difference at all in the outcome of the Sunburn. So unless anything's changed recently, the only thing that matters is the quality of the reactive gas in your Sunburn schematic. For the Starshines, I use cheap ingredients, and do not experiment (experimentation adds to the complexity and thus increases factory time).

For the items designated as "components", however (dough, carbosyrup, aludium pu36, etc) - the quality of these as asubcomponent DOES matter in the finished product. So use good ingredients for them, and experiment on the qualities you consider important in the final product.

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Olanthe wrote:

I've experimented heavily with the Sunburn recipe, using different qualities of Starshine - using high quality ingredients, low quality ingredients, experimented and non-experimented. I have seen NO difference at all in the outcome of the Sunburn. So unless anything's changed recently, the only thing that matters is the quality of the reactive gas in your Sunburn schematic. For the Starshines, I use cheap ingredients, and do not experiment (experimentation adds to the complexity and thus increases factory time).

For the items designated as "components", however (dough, carbosyrup, aludium pu36, etc) - the quality of these as asubcomponent DOES matter in the finished product. So use good ingredients for them, and experiment on the qualities you consider important in the final product.

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Thanks for testing this guys. This means I can use crap gas in the starshines and save my good stuff for the final combine.