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==Summary==
Microcrystalline component is the basis for processors to achieve high-speed computing functions. To make it requires carving and processing "city-like" three-dimensional nanostructures on high-purity silicon wafers.


==Production Chain==
== What is a mod? ==
{{ProductionChainTable/head}}
A "mod" is short for modification, and provides a way to expand upon the base game. Mods come in all shapes and sizes, and can provide hours more gameplay. Essentially, they're pretty awesome!
{{ProductionChain
|Building=Assembling Machine
|Replicator=Yes
|Technology=Semiconductor Material
|Recipe=
  {{ItemRecipe
    |Out1=Microcrystalline Component
    |Out1Qty=1
    |CraftTime=2 s
    |In1=High-Purity Silicon
    |In1Qty=2
    |In2=Copper Ingot
    |In2Qty=1
  }}
}}
|}


===Production Progression Chart===
== How can I install mods? ==
{{ProgressionChartHatnote}}
Mods can be installed with two primary methods. Either using a mod manager, or doing everything manually. Generally, if you are looking to just play with mods, you should use the mod manager. If you are a developer, you should do it manually.
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center; background-color:#0b161c
|+ Stone-based production
! Stage 1
! Stage 2
! Stage 3
! Stage 4
|-
| {{riq|Stone|2400}}
| {{riq|Smelter|40}} {{to}} {{riq|Silicon Ore|240}}
| {{riq|Smelter|4}} {{to}} {{riq|High-Purity Silicon|120}}
|rowspan=2| {{riq|Assembling Machine Mk.II|2}} {{to}} {{riq|Microcrystalline Component|60}}
|-
| {{riq|Copper Ore|60}}
| {{riq|Smelter|1}} {{to}} {{riq|Copper Ingot|60}}
| {{ppc skip}}
|}
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center; background-color:#0b161c
|+Silicon vein-based production
! Stage 1
! Stage 2
! Stage 3
|-
| {{riq|Silicon Ore|240}}
| {{riq|Smelter|4}} {{to}} {{riq|High-Purity Silicon|120}}
|rowspan=2| {{riq|Assembling Machine Mk.II|2}} {{to}} {{riq|Microcrystalline Component|60}}
|-
| {{riq|Copper Ore|60}}
| {{riq|Smelter|1}} {{to}} {{riq|Copper Ingot|60}}
|}


=== Raw Material Cost===
== Using the Mod Manager ==
Total raw materials to construct 1 Microcrystalline Component include:
First, install the Mod Manager [https://dsp.thunderstore.io/package/ebkr/r2modman/ here] (click Manual Download). Once downloaded, open the zip file, and run ''r2modman Setup x.x.x.exe.'' Go through the installation process, and tick "Run r2modman-dsp".
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center; background-color:#0b161c
|-
| {{riq|Silicon Ore|4}} or {{riq|Stone|40}}
| {{riq|Copper Ore|1}}
|}


==Used In==
Once the Mod Manager has loaded, you will be prompted with the "Profiles" screen. Each profile can have different mods and different mod configs. Click "Select profile", or create a new one if you would like.
===Components===
{{ProductionChainTable/head}}
{{ProductionChain
|RecipeName=Processor
|Building=Assembling Machine
|Replicator=Yes
|Technology=Processor
|Recipe=
  {{ItemRecipe
    |Out1=Processor
    |Out1Qty=1
    |CraftTime=3 s
    |In1=Circuit Board
    |In1Qty=2
    |In2=Microcrystalline Component
    |In2Qty=2
  }}
}}
|}


===Buildings===
When you initially open a profile, you will be told that you don't have any mods installed. Let's fix that. On the menu on the left, click "Online". This will show a list of all mods that are available for you to download. From here, you can click on a mod that interests you, and you will be able to see more information about the mod. You can also download the mod here.
{{ProductionChainTable/head}}
{{ProductionChain
|Building=Assembler
|Replicator=Yes
|Technology=Proliferator Mk.I
|Recipe=         
  {{ItemRecipe
    |Out1=Spray Coater
    |Out1Qty=1
    |CraftTime=3 s
    |In1=Steel
    |In1Qty=4
    |In2=Plasma Exciter
    |In2Qty=2
    |In3=Circuit Board
    |In3Qty=2
    |In4=Microcrystalline Component
    |In4Qty=2
    }}
  }}
|}


==Player Tips & Tricks==
Now that you have installed all the mods you want, clicking "Start modded" in the top left will launch the game with all the mods you just installed!
The only use for Microcrystalline Component is to make [[Processor]]s and [[Spray Coater]]s with them. The ratio of production and comsumption of the Assembling Machines is 3:4, so four of them making Microcrystalline Components are needed for every three making Processors or Spray Coaters.


== Installing via Manual BepInEx Installation ==
Download BepInEx from [https://dsp.thunderstore.io/package/xiaoye97/BepInEx/ here] (click Manual Download). Once downloaded, open the zip. Drag the contents of the BepInExPack folder into the root directory of the game (steamapps/common/Dyson Sphere Program).


{{Item Navbox}}
To install mods, download them '''manually''' from [https://dsp.thunderstore.io/package/ Thunderstore]. Drag the '''.dll''' file (for example MoreSmelters.dll) into the BepInEx/plugins folder.
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[[Category:Components]]
Now, whenever you launch the game, be it via Steam or otherwise, the game will launch with the mods installed.
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[[Category:Crafting Material]]
[[Category:Modding]]

Revision as of 08:30, 15 March 2021

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What is a mod?

A "mod" is short for modification, and provides a way to expand upon the base game. Mods come in all shapes and sizes, and can provide hours more gameplay. Essentially, they're pretty awesome!

How can I install mods?

Mods can be installed with two primary methods. Either using a mod manager, or doing everything manually. Generally, if you are looking to just play with mods, you should use the mod manager. If you are a developer, you should do it manually.

Using the Mod Manager

First, install the Mod Manager here (click Manual Download). Once downloaded, open the zip file, and run r2modman Setup x.x.x.exe. Go through the installation process, and tick "Run r2modman-dsp".

Once the Mod Manager has loaded, you will be prompted with the "Profiles" screen. Each profile can have different mods and different mod configs. Click "Select profile", or create a new one if you would like.

When you initially open a profile, you will be told that you don't have any mods installed. Let's fix that. On the menu on the left, click "Online". This will show a list of all mods that are available for you to download. From here, you can click on a mod that interests you, and you will be able to see more information about the mod. You can also download the mod here.

Now that you have installed all the mods you want, clicking "Start modded" in the top left will launch the game with all the mods you just installed!

Installing via Manual BepInEx Installation

Download BepInEx from here (click Manual Download). Once downloaded, open the zip. Drag the contents of the BepInExPack folder into the root directory of the game (steamapps/common/Dyson Sphere Program).

To install mods, download them manually from Thunderstore. Drag the .dll file (for example MoreSmelters.dll) into the BepInEx/plugins folder.

Now, whenever you launch the game, be it via Steam or otherwise, the game will launch with the mods installed.

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