Sweep The Moon Automation Wiki

At A Glance

The Sweep The Moon automation wiki is the lookup page for three listing nouns on Place 109576450376407 by DomBlox Games: robots, belts, and machines. Recipes, inputs, outputs, power, and build-menu names stay TBA. Last check November 6, 2026. Play on Roblox.

This is not a Steam Moon Sweepers factory wiki and not a Clean the Moon! broom page. A recap mentions robots returning to base, machines making concrete from dust, and machines needing power — those three claims are Unverified until the HUD or listing prints them. Playbook steps live on the automation guide.

Which Sweep The Moon automation nouns are official?

The Roblox listing for Sweep The Moon names the late-game scale-up in one breath: build robots, belts, and machines after you can already sweep, dump cash, upgrade, and drive. Those three words are the entire official automation vocabulary on this wiki until a shop capture adds more.

A wiki page does not invent a fourth noun to fill space. Conveyor is a recap synonym for belts, not a separate listing item. Factory, assembler, packager, smelter, and solar array are wrong-game labels. If a HUD later prints a different string, this table updates from that capture — not from Steam wikis.

Place 109576450376407 is the identity check. Lunarlit Works Clean the Moon! (another Roblox title) and Steam Moon Sweepers share a cleaning fantasy, not this build menu. Confirm DomBlox Games on the experience card before you treat any screenshot as ours.

What do Sweep The Moon belts connect to?

Unverified. The listing says belts exist. It does not say they snap to robots, machines, the base dump, the canister, or a tile edge. A recap uses the word conveyor in the same breath as machines — that is still not a wiring diagram.

Until a build menu is captured, do not publish “belt from harvester to packager” or any ratio. Steam Moon Sweepers players ask those questions because that game publishes a production chain. Sweep The Moon has not. Empty cells beat a wrong layout that strands dust.

If you place a belt in-session and it clearly attaches to a named machine, that screenshot belongs in the capture batch. This article will not pre-draw the graph.

How do Sweep The Moon robots work?

Official fact: robots are a thing you can build toward. Unverified recap: a robot must return to base. Everything else — pathfinding, what they sweep, whether they fill your canister or a shared hopper, cooldown, fuel, and how many you may own — stays TBA.

Treat the recap as a capture hint, not a rule. If a robot visibly walks home in a HUD-matched clip, mark it verified on a later pass. Until then, do not write “park at base or they despawn,” “robots need power,” or “robots pour into belts.” Those sentences are fan fiction on this Place.

Robots are not Game Passes. +1 Robot Dock is a pass name; it is not proof that docks are buildings, that the default dock count is one, or that the pass spawns a free robot. Values stay Unverified on Game Passes.

Do Sweep The Moon machines make concrete or need power?

The listing says machines. It does not say what they craft. A recap claims machines make concrete from dust and that they need power. Both claims are Unverified. This wiki will not publish a concrete recipe, a power grid, or a “dust in / slab out” table until the HUD prints those words.

Unverified is not “false.” It is “not ready to teach.” Repeating the recap as a fact trains people to copy Steam power ratios. Leave the cells blank. If you see a machine tooltip in-session, capture the exact label — that stills beats another paragraph of maybe.

Machines are also not Class Slot 2. That string is a Robux developer product name on the currency sample. There is no class wiki, no job board, and no “Engineer class crafts machines faster” claim.

Is +1 Robot Dock a machine or a Game Pass?

+1 Robot Dock is a public Game Pass at 149 Robux (SpawnRadar sample November 4, 2026). It is not a machine in the belts table, not a robot model, and not a recipe. What a dock does in HUD — extra parking, extra spawn, extra queue — stays Unverified.

Buying the pass does not replace upgrades or the canister dump. Do not write “must-buy for automation.” Efficiency claims without a live test stay off this page, same rule as Game Passes.

Everything is a separate 649 Robux pass. This wiki does not claim it contains Robot Dock. Tooltip contents are Unverified until captured.

Why must Steam Packager layouts stay off this wiki?

The listing says Sweep The Moon is inspired by Moon Sweepers on Steam. Inspiration is not a license to paste Packager, splitter, solar, JOONAS, Moonstone, or garage prices. Those tables answer a different game’s questions and will mis-spend cash here.

Search results for “sweep the moon conveyor” often rank the Steam title. This wiki’s job is to bounce that traffic back to Place 109576450376407. If a sentence needs a Packager to make sense, delete the sentence.

Clean the Moon! broom / backpack / crater pages are the other mix-up. Different Place, different studio. Tools here start with a toothbrush: tools.

When should you start Sweep The Moon automation?

The listing order is the only published order: toothbrush, canister, base cash, brush / canister / speed, sweepers and giant rovers, then robots / belts / machines, toward 100% clean. Entry to build mode, cash gates, and “first robot” prices stay TBA. Do not skip beginner because a recap jumped to a conveyor shot.

A useful first-session outcome is one sold canister and one upgrade choice, not a factory. Automation is the scale layer after the hand loop works. If the canister still fills slowly, the upgrades page is the next click, not this one.

Co-op can happen at any listed stage (up to 4 friends). It does not unlock machines. Progress percent scope (personal / party / server) stays TBA on progress.

Which Sweep The Moon automation numbers stay TBA?

Empty on purpose: recipe I/O, craft times, belt speed, robot count caps, dock behavior, power, concrete, build-menu labels, cash prices, and any “tiles per minute” efficiency. Verified: three nouns (robots, belts, machines), one related pass (+1 Robot Dock), Place 109576450376407, studio DomBlox Games, last check November 6, 2026.

Capture targets: build menu, a placed robot, a belt junction, a machine tooltip, and whether a robot walks to the base. Until those stills exist, this page stays a noun list plus warnings — which is more useful than a fake factory guide.

What next

Playbook: automation guide. Pass that names a dock: Game Passes. Goal: 100% clean.

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