Interstellar Logistics

Interstellar logistics brings materials between planets and star systems. Correct supply and demand settings, powered stations, vessels, and route-appropriate warpers turn distant deposits into factory inputs.

PC / Global, current version

WHERE & HOW TO FARM

Where to farm

Powered Interstellar Logistics Stations on the planet producing an item and the planet consuming it.

Place Interstellar Logistics Stations at the source and destination, configure the same item for remote supply and remote demand, and provide vessels. Vessels can travel between star systems after Logistics Carrier Engine Level 4; warpers enable faster warp travel when the route and station settings call for it.

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GET STARTED

How to farm

Before you go

Interstellar Logistics Stations
Logistics Vessels
Power at both stations
Space Warpers and Logistics Carrier Engine Level 4 for interstellar vessel warp

Place a station beside the source production line and connect its item input.
Set the source item to Remote Supply and load vessels.
Place a station at the destination and configure the same item to Remote Demand.
Connect the destination station's filtered output belt to the consumer.
For a cross-system route, confirm Logistics Carrier Engine Level 4 is researched.
Supply warpers to the station when the route is configured to warp, and review the station's warper requirements.
Check station inventories, power, vessel availability, and delivery status if cargo does not arrive.

Farming tips

A station can draw substantial power while charging; check the grid when a new route stalls.
Keep the station's warper supply and route settings consistent so vessels do not make an unintended slow journey.

Repeat, collect and use

Vessels repeat deliveries while the source has stock, the destination requests it, and stations have power and vessels. Cross-system warp trips consume warpers for the outbound and return journey.

Common mistakes

Using planetary drones for a cross-system transfer; use vessels at Interstellar Logistics Stations.
Setting only one endpoint correctly; match the item and configure supply and demand at opposite ends.
Omitting warpers from a route that expects warp; stock the station's warper slot and confirm settings.

When to stop or switch

Stop increasing vessel capacity when the destination stays supplied at its normal production rate. Add capacity or source production when deliveries repeatedly fall behind.

Sources & fact checks

dsp-wiki.com ↗ dsp-wiki.com ↗

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