Sandustry Aura guide

Stabilize Florinol and energy before Aura

Finish the Stratacore objective and keep Florinol production running before building the Aura chain. The observed Synthesizer conversion uses a large energy charge, so fill the available Power Bricks and confirm the generator can recover after one conversion.

Store Florinol beside the Synthesizer input without sharing the basin with Gold or another liquid. Stop upstream Florin production while you test the first conversion. A clean buffer makes it clear whether the bottleneck is liquid supply, energy, or the new machine.

• Complete the Stratacore objective.
• Fill a dedicated Florinol buffer.
• Charge energy storage before each test batch.
• Leave output space around the Synthesizer and Shaker.

Test the Synthesizer and Shaker conversion

Feed a small Florinol batch into the Synthesizer and watch the energy storage during the conversion. Route the resulting material into a separate Shaker with a clear receiving area. Do not connect continuous Florinol until both machines complete one batch.

Intermediate material names can be misheard in spoken commentary. Use the current in-game label and Material Scanner at the Synthesizer output and again after the Shaker so the build follows the actual item names in your version.

Collect the requirement for the Aura Extractor

The supplied video shows the Aura Extractor becoming available after 1,000 units of Shaker output, but it does not identify the game build. Keep the material separate from contaminants and follow the current research requirement instead of estimating the pile by size.

If progress stops, trace the chain backward from Shaker output to Synthesizer input and power. Empty receiving space before spending more Florinol on another batch.

Place and feed the Aura Extractor field

Place the Aura Extractor with open space around the field shown by the structure. Keep factory walls, storage, and unrelated material away from the active area so attracted material and growing formations remain visible.

Feed the field in small amounts and watch where crystal nodes form. Preserve access around the edge for the player and Nanobot swarm. A crowded field makes manual targeting harder and can hide inactive growth.

• Keep the field boundary clear.
• Leave a route for the player to inspect each side.
• Do not place critical storage inside the active area.

Command and upgrade the Nanobot swarm

Direct Nanobots toward active crystal growth during the early stage. If the swarm remains idle, select a visible formation and issue the target again before changing the factory. Idle bots with an active target may indicate that the path or formation is no longer valid.

Capacity and bot-count upgrades reduce manual work. Later automation shown in the supplied route lets the swarm seek relevant formations with less retargeting, but keep monitoring field growth and power until the behavior stays consistent.

Reach the observed expansion goal without starving upstream

The supplied video targets 10,000 Aura for expansion, but it does not identify the game build. Confirm the current objective, then track it alongside Florinol storage and energy recovery. Pause new conversions when either buffer approaches empty instead of letting the entire chain stop mid-batch.

After reaching the goal, keep the tested conversion modules separate. Future updates can change costs or thresholds, and a modular line is easier to retune than one continuous room.