If you want to earn more money in Moon Sweepers, learning how to use the garage and production machines is an important step. The garage lets you access different vehicles, drop off lunar dust, and upgrade your equipment to improve your cleaning setup.
In this guide, we will explain how to use the garage, which vehicles you can access, and how to upgrade them. I will also show you how to set up a simple production line using pressure chambers, stone presses, and a silo to turn your collected resources into higher-tier materials.
Moon Sweepers Garage and Pressure Chamber Guide
Once you understand how these systems work together, you can start building a small automated production setup. It might take some time for the machines to process resources, but it gives you another way to generate money while making progress in Moon Sweepers.
How to Use the Garage in Moon Sweepers
The garage is where you can manage your vehicles and drop off lunar dust. When you have collected dust while cleaning the Moon, drive your vehicle to the designated garage area to unload it.
The garage also gives you access to several vehicles that you can use as you progress through the game.
Vehicles Available in the Garage
Here are the vehicles featured in the guide:
- Push Sweeper: A vehicle available for cleaning operations.
- Ride-On Sweeper: Another vehicle option you can use while cleaning the Moon.
- Lunar Sweeper: An additional sweeper available through the garage.
- Mega Vacuum Rover: A larger vacuum vehicle that you can work toward unlocking.
Each vehicle has its own upgrade options, allowing you to improve it as much as your current progression and the game permit.
How to Upgrade Your Vehicles
To upgrade a vehicle, head to the garage and select the vehicle you want to improve. You can then purchase the available upgrades for that particular vehicle.
I recommend focusing on the vehicle you use most often instead of spending money upgrading everything at once. This helps you keep your money available for other important purchases, including production machines.
The Mega Vacuum Rover is another vehicle to work toward as you progress. Before spending too much on less important upgrades, consider how each purchase fits into your overall money-making plan.
How to Set Up Production in Moon Sweepers
Besides cleaning the Moon and selling your collected dust, you can use production machines to process resources into higher-tier materials. This is where pressure chambers and stone presses become useful.
Instead of sending every resource directly to your base, you can create a production line that processes materials before they reach their destination.
Why Use Pressure Chambers and Stone Presses?
Pressure chambers and stone presses allow you to create a more advanced production setup. According to the gameplay demonstration, processing resources into higher-tier materials can help you earn more money in the long run.
For my setup, I would start small with these machines rather than trying to build a complicated factory immediately.
You can connect the production lines to your base or create a dedicated production area. Building on a foundation is a useful approach to consider when organizing your machines.
Connect Your Machines to a Silo
A silo can supply resources to your production lines. In the demonstration, the silo contains 1,500 units and feeds two separate production lines.
This gives you a simple way to automate resource distribution without manually moving everything between machines.
To create a similar setup:
- Place your pressure chambers and stone presses in an organized production area.
- Connect the machines using the appropriate production lines.
- Position a silo so it can feed the lines.
- Check that the resources are reaching both production lines.
- Allow the machines time to process the materials.
Once everything is connected correctly, your production system can run with less manual input.
How to Power Your Production Machines
Your production setup also needs power to keep the machines running. In the demonstration, three solar panels are used to power the production equipment.
The machines also have battery storage, which may help them continue operating after the solar panels stop generating power at night.
However, you should not assume that the stored energy will last indefinitely. The machines in the demonstration process resources relatively slowly, so check your setup and power supply as you expand your production lines.
If you plan to build a larger factory, make sure you account for its power requirements before adding more machines.
The garage and production machines are useful systems to learn if you want to improve your progress in Moon Sweepers. The garage allows you to unload lunar dust, access different vehicles, and purchase upgrades, while pressure chambers and stone presses let you build a more advanced resource-processing setup.
I recommend starting with the vehicles you actually need, then setting up two production lines supplied by a silo. Add solar panels to power the machines and give the system time to process resources.
Once your basic setup is running smoothly, you can expand it and work toward more advanced vehicles and production equipment. This approach helps you build your money-making system gradually without spending all your credits at once.