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Moon Sweepers Packager Wiki: Inputs and Outputs

Reference the Moon Sweepers Packager cost, purpose, inputs, outputs, power checks and the fastest way to troubleshoot a stopped capsule line.

Quick Answer

The Packager is the first logistics machine in a dust-processing line. It takes carried lunar dust, creates capsules and sends them to a connected conveyor; it does not perform the later conversion into sand or rock.

What are the Packager's launch-build values?

The supplied reference recorded a $100 Packager in the Logistics tab after buying the $50 Building Tool. Treat those as checked launch-build values, not permanent guarantees.

What goes in and what comes out?

SideMaterialNext action
InputLoose lunar dustInteract while carrying dust
OutputDust capsulesMove by conveyor to processing

Read what the Packager does for a plain-language explanation or how to automate for a full chain.

Which machines can follow it?

The supplied material demonstrates capsules moving to Pressure Chambers and Stone Presses. A Pressure Chamber is described as converting each capsule into Moon Sand, while the Stone Press produces Moon Rock. Verify current output values in your build before calculating profit.

What power coverage was observed?

The reference material reported a 16-meter wireless radius for the Fixed Solar Panel and 34 meters for the Sun-Tracking Solar Panel. Check the placement overlay and live power readout because patches can change these numbers.

What is the fastest troubleshooting order?

Confirm power, then input, output direction, first belt, junctions and destination space. If capsules move out of the Packager, diagnose downstream. Keep a short test belt available when changing the factory.

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