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No Man's Sky : Comment obtenir du Solanium

Auteur:Kristen Mise à jour:Jan 23,2025

No Man's Sky : Votre guide pour trouver, cultiver et fabriquer du solanium

Le solanium, une ressource cruciale dans No Man's Sky, est exclusif aux planètes aux climats spécifiques. Ce guide couvre les méthodes de collecte, d'agriculture et de fabrication pour garantir que vous ayez toujours un approvisionnement.

Locating Solanium-rich planets

Localisation de Solanium :

Semblable aux cristaux de givre, le solanium se trouve sur des planètes chaudes et arides. Pendant que vous êtes dans l’espace, scannez les planètes potentielles. Recherchez des désignations telles que Aride, Incandescente, Bouillante ou Scorched Planet. Le scanner indiquera également la disponibilité de Solanium.

Identifying Solar Vines

Une fois atterri, utilisez votre visière d'analyse pour localiser les vignes solaires – de hautes structures ressemblant à des rochers avec des vignes lumineuses. Ceux-ci sont abondants dans des zones spécifiques. Vous aurez besoin d’un Haz-Mat Gauntlet pour les récolter. Sur place, récupérez des dépôts de phosphore, car ils sont essentiels à la fabrication de Solanium.

Agriculture du Solanium :

Establishing a Solanium Farm

Après avoir accompli la mission de recherche agricole du fermier, vous pouvez cultiver des vignes solaires. Utilisez des plateaux hydroponiques ou des bio-dômes, en plantant des vignes solaires avec 50 solanium et 50 phosphore. Sur les planètes chaudes, la plantation directe au sol est possible. Prévoyez environ 16 heures en temps réel pour la croissance.

Fabrication de Solanium :

Solanium Crafting Recipes

Le Raffineur propose plusieurs recettes de fabrication de Solanium, nécessitant pour la plupart du phosphore (obtenable sur des planètes chaudes ou des terminaux commerciaux galactiques). Les recettes incluent :

  • Solanium Phosphorus (pour produire plus de Solanium)
  • Phosphore Oxygène
  • Phosphore Sulphurine
  • Sulfurine di-hydrogène

Notez que toutes les recettes, y compris celles utilisant de la Sulphurine, nécessitent la visite d'une planète chaude. Construire une ferme de phosphore dans votre base garantit un approvisionnement constant en soufre.

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