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Note that the wiring hero is facing the desired tile. Now. When the tile is clicked from this position:
[[File:Wiring-2.png|thumb|A single line of cable is laid, with a knot at the center. ]]


The wiring has been laid down, and is ready to be expanded upon.


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If this cable is clicked again, without moving, it will extend the line of cable onto the tile you are standing, as shown here:
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[[File:Wiring-3.png|thumb|The wiring is expanded, as seen here, it now goes along to the next tile. ]]
 
Now, that's how you do a straight line with a cable, but let's say you want to make a nice, neat turn. The way to corner your cable is by standing on the tile you wish to turn your line of cable towards and then click on the cable you laid down previously. If you do this, your cable line will make a smooth, knot-less turn toward where you stand, like so:
[[File:Wiring-4.png|thumb|The smooth turn of the cable indicates successful corner wiring.]]
 
Now, if you instead click on the tile itself, you will instead place a second straight line cable down. As seen here:
[[File:Wiring-5.png|thumb|A knotted corner tile. Only usually useful if you want to place a SMES terminal or APC terminal over the corner.]]
 
Now that we have learnt how to place and make our cable look nice, we can hook it up to some other electrical cabling. We can then confirm our cable has power by clicking on the cable with our multi tool. If your newly hooked up cable is hooked up properly to a live cable network that is receiving power, you will receive the following message: "The power cable has 3450 kW flowing through it." - Note, the number will be different based on current grid power. It will otherwise say: "The power cable is not powered." This can help you troubleshoot power issues.
 
Now we've mastered the basics of wiring, it's time to fix a serious problem: Multi-deck wiring. Let's say some untrustworthy fellow has destroyed your power line going to the engine output SMES. You'll now want to hook up a connection going back to the engineering deck so you can get the precious power flowing again. To do this, find an open space, like so, and face it. Make sure to remove any lattice or other covering before trying to place your wire down or it won't work.
[[File:Wiring-6.png|thumb|Wiring Hero stands ready to put down his multi-deck cabling]]
 
Now, with wire in hand, click on the open space. You can then click on the newly placed cable in the open space to expand the wire over to your non-open space tile. Your end result should, hopefully, be as shown in the next picture.
 
[[File:Wiring-7.png|thumb|The cable down to the lower deck is in place, ready to be hooked up below.]]
 
You can then go and verify your multi-deck cabling is in place by heading down to the deck below, exactly where you placed down your upper cable. As we can see, the new connection on the lower deck is in place, ready to be hooked up to the wire network there.
 
[[File:Wiring-8.png|thumb|Lower deck wiring in place automatically following the installation of the cable above.]]
 
And just like that, you are ready to move power across multiple Z-levels/Decks. {{Navbox Guides}}
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Версия от 17:55, 29 апреля 2023

Materials

Icon Name Materials Needed Tools Needed Method
Steel sheets.png Steel 1x Hematite,
1x Graphene
Mineral Processor Alloy both minerals in the mineral processor.
Plasteel sheets.png Plasteel 2x Steel,
1x Platinum
Mineral Processor Alloy both minerals in the mineral processor.
Ocp sheets.png Osmium-Carbide Plasteel 5x Plasteel,
3x Osmium
Mineral Processor Alloy both minerals in the mineral processor.
Plastic sheets.png Plastic 1x Graphene Mineral Processor Smelt in the mineral processor.
Aluminum sheets.png Aluminium 1x Bauxite Mineral Processor Smelt in the mineral processor.
Glass sheets.png Glass 1x Sand Mineral Processor Smelt in the mineral processor.
Borosilicate glass.png Borosilicate Glass 1x Borax,
2x Sand
Mineral Processor Alloy both minerals in the mineral processor.
Wood sheets.png Wood Planks Towercap Hydroponics tray, Hatchet
  1. Grow Towercap at a hydroponics tray.
  2. Use hatchet on Towercap to create logs.
  3. Use hatchet on logs to create planks.
Metal rods.png Rods (2x) 1xSteel sheets.pngMetal (any) Use metal in-hand and click “4x metal rods”.
Floor tiles.png Floor Tiles (4x) 1xSteel sheets.pngMetal (any) Use metal in-hand and click “4x floor tiles”.
Reinforced glass sheets.png Reinforced Glass 1x Metal rods.png Rod,
1xGlass sheets.pngGlass
Use rods on glass.

Floors

Icon Name Materials Needed Tools Needed Method
Lattice.png Lattice 1x Metal rods.png Rods

Welding tool.gif Welding Tool

Construction
With rods in hand, click on empty space tile.

Used as a basis for plating.

Deconstruction
Use a Welding tool.gif welder to deconstruct the lattice into a rod.
Catwalk1.jpeg Catwalk 2x Metal rods.png Rods
Construction
With rods in hand, click on lattice or plating.

Used as a more permanent structure over open spaces or to leave underfloor piping and wiring visible.

Deconstruction
Use a Welding tool.gif welder to deconstruct the catwalk into a rod.
Plating.png Plating 1x Floor tiles.png Floor tile (regular)

Welding tool.gif Welding tool
Crowbar.png Crowbar

Construction
Use a Floor tiles.png floortile on lattice.

Blocks air and can be used for further construction.

Deconstruction
  1. Use Welding tool.gif welder on the plating.
  2. Use Crowbar.png crowbar on the plating to deconstruct into a floor tile.
Repair
Use a Welding tool.gif welder on damaged plating to repair.
Floor.png Floor 1x Floor tiles.png Floor tile (any)

Crowbar.png Crowbar

Construction
Use any floor tile on plating.

Floor tiles cover up wires and pipes. You can also construct wooden and other floors the same way.

Deconstruction
Use a Crowbar.png crowbar on the floor tile.
Lightfloor.gif Floor Light 312Steel sheets.pngSteel,
312Glass sheets.pngGlass in Autolathe

Screwdriver.png Screwdriver
Autolathe.gif Autolathe

Construction
Created in the Autolathe then dragged to a plating. Use screwdriver to secure.

Walls

Icon Name Materials Needed Method
Wall.png Regular Wall
  • 4xSteel sheets.pngSteel

OR

  • 2xSteel sheets.pngSteel
  • 2x Any stacked material
Construction
  1. Use 2xSteel sheets.pngsteel to make wall girders.
  2. Use 2xSteel sheets.pngsteel (or other material) on the girders to make the wall.
Deconstruction
  1. Welding tool.gif Welder.
  2. Wrench.png Wrench the remaining girder.
Armored wall.png Reinforced Wall
  • 2xSteel sheets.pngSteel
  • 4xPlasteel sheets.pngPlasteel

OR

  • 2xSteel sheets.pngSteel
  • 4x Any stacked material
Construction
  1. Use 2xSteel sheets.pngsteel to make wall girders.
  2. Screwdriver.png Screwdriver the girder to enable reinforcement.
  3. Use 2xPlasteel sheets.pngplasteel (or other material) to reinforce the girders. Material does not effect final wall strength.
  4. Use 2xPlasteel sheets.pngplasteel (or other material) to finish the wall. Material does effect final wall strength.
Deconstruction
  1. Wirecutters.png Wirecutters
  2. Screwdriver.png Screwdriver
  3. Welding tool.gif Welder
  4. Crowbar.png Crowbar
  5. Wrench.png Wrench
  6. Welding tool.gif Welder
  7. Crowbar.pngCrowbar
  8. Screwdriver.png Screwdriver
  9. Wirecutters.png Wirecutters
  10. Wrench.png Wrench the remaining girder.
Grille.png Grille
  • 2x Metal rods.png Rods
Construction
Use Metal rods.png rods to create a grille.
Deconstruction
Use Wirecutters.png wirecutters on the grille to disassemble.
Extra
  • Using Cable coil.png cable coil, you can place a powered wire underneath to electrify the grille.
  • You can Wrench.png wrench the grille to un-anchor or re-anchor it so it can be moved.
Low wall.png Low Wall
  • 2xSteel sheets.pngSteel
  • 4xGlass sheets.pngGlass
  • 2x Metal rods.png Rods
Construction
  1. Use Steel sheets.png steel sheets to create the low wall.
  2. (Optional) Use Metal rods.png rods on the low wall to add a grille.
  3. Use Glass sheets.png glass on the low wall to add a window.
  4. Screwdriver.png Screwdriver to screw the window into place.
  5. Crowbar.png Crowbar to pry the window into the frame.
  6. Screwdriver.png Screwdriver to screw the window into the frame.
Deconstruction
  1. Screwdriver.png Screwdriver to unscrew the window.
  2. Crowbar.png Crowbar to pry the window out of the frame.
  3. Screwdriver.png Screwdriver to unscrew the window from the frame.
  4. Wrench.png Wrench to deconstruct the window.
  5. Wirecutters.png Wirecutters to cut the grille (if grille exists).
  6. Wrench.png Wrench to deconstruct the low wall.
Extra
Using Cable coil.png cable coil, you can place a powered wire underneath to electrify the grille.

Glass

Icon Name Materials Needed Method
Glass panel.png Glass Panel
  • 1xGlass sheets.pngGlass
  • Screwdriver.png Screwdriver
Construction
Click on the glass sheet, select one directional. Right-click the panel to rotate. Use screwdriver to complete construction. You can also left-click a grille with the glass sheet to place directly on the grille.
Deconstruction
  1. Screwdriver.png Screwdriver
  2. Wrench.png Wrench
Glass full.png Full Glass
  • 2xGlass sheets.pngGlass
  • Screwdriver.png Screwdriver
Construction
Click on the glass sheet, select full. Use screwdriver to complete construction.
Deconstruction
  1. Screwdriver.png Screwdriver
  2. Wrench.png Wrench
Extra
Use the following sequence to allow the window to be tinted:
  1. Cable coil.png Cable Coil
  2. Multitool.png Multitool to set the window's ID (Optional but recommended for areas with different tinting buttons)
Glass panelr.png Reinforced Glass Panel
  • 1xReinforced glass sheets.pngReinforced Glass
  • Screwdriver.png Screwdriver
  • Crowbar.png Crowbar
Construction
Click on the glass sheet, select one directional. Right-click the panel to rotate. Use the following sequence to complete construction:
  1. Screwdriver.png Screwdriver
  2. Crowbar.png Crowbar
  3. Screwdriver.png Screwdriver

You can also left-click a grille with the glass sheet to place directly on the grille.

Deconstruction
  1. Screwdriver.png Screwdriver
  2. Crowbar.png Crowbar
  3. Screwdriver.png Screwdriver
Glass fulllr.png Reinforced Full Glass
  • 2xReinforced glass sheets.pngReinforced Glass
  • Screwdriver.png Screwdriver
  • Crowbar.png Crowbar
Construction

Click on the glass sheet, select full. Use the following sequence to complete construction:

  1. Screwdriver.png Screwdriver
  2. Crowbar.png Crowbar
  3. Screwdriver.png Screwdriver
Deconstruction
  1. Screwdriver.png Screwdriver
  2. Crowbar.png Crowbar
  3. Screwdriver.png Screwdriver
Extra
Use the following sequence to allow the window to be tinted:
  1. Cable coil.png Cable Coil
  2. Multitool.png Multitool to set the window's ID (Optional but recommended for areas with different tinting buttons)

Airlocks & Doors

Icon Name Materials Needed Method
Airlock.png Airlock
  • 4xSteel sheets.pngSteel
  • Screwdriver.png Screwdriver
  • Wrench.png Wrench
  • Cable coil.png Cable Coil
  • Circuitboard.png Airlock Control Board
  • 1xReinforced glass sheets.pngReinforced Glass (optional)
Construction
  1. Use 4xSteel sheets.pngsteel to make an airlock assembly.
  2. Wrench.png Wrench airlock assembly in place.
  3. (Optional) Use a pen to name the airlock.
  4. (Optional) AddReinforced glass sheets.pngreinforced glass to make a glass airlock.
  5. Add Cable coil.png cable coil to assembly.
  6. Unlock the Circuitboard.png airlock control board with an ID card, and use it in hand to set the access levels.
  7. Add Circuitboard.png airlock control board to assembly.
  8. Screwdriver.png Screwdriver to finish.
Deconstruction
  1. Screwdriver.png Screwdriver the door.
  2. Use Multitool.png multitool and Wirecutters.png wirecutters to disable everything except the doorbolts as detailed in Guide to Hacking. Doorbolts must be up for this to work.
  3. Welding tool.gif Weld the door shut.
  4. Crowbar.png Crowbar the electronics out. (if the door is electrified, this won't work for some reason)
  5. Wirecutters.png Wirecut the wires out.
  6. Wrench.png Unsecure it with a wrench.
  7. Welding tool.gif Weld it to deconstruct to metal plates.

If the airlock is unpowered and the bolts are down:

  1. Hit the airlock with a fire axe or other weapon to break it.
  2. Use a Welding tool.gif welder to cut the door bolts.
  3. Follow the steps above.
Repair
To repair a slightly-damaged airlock:
  1. Screwdriver.png Screwdriver to open the maintenance hatch
  2. Add Steel sheets.png steel sheets
  3. Add more Steel sheets.png steel sheets
  4. Welding tool.gif Weld the airlock while the maintenance hatch is open
Hazard airlock.png Emergency Shutter
  • 4xSteel sheets.pngSteel
  • Wrench.png Wrench
  • Cable coil.png Cable Coil
  • Circuitboard.png Air Alarm Electronics
Construction
  1. Use 4xSteel sheets.png steel to make an airlock assembly.
  2. Wrench.png Wrench airlock assembly in place.
  3. Add Cable coil.png cable coil to assembly.
  4. Add Circuitboard.png air alarm circuit board to assembly.
Deconstruction
  1. Screwdriver.png Screwdriver the shutter to open it's hatch.
  2. Welding tool.gif Weld the shutter closed.
  3. Crowbar.png Crowbar the Electronics out.
  4. Wrench.png Wrench the shutter assembly to unsecure it.
  5. Welding tool.gif Weld the unsecured assembly to disassemble it into sheets of metal.
Windoor.png Window Door
  • 5xReinforced glass sheets.pngReinforced Glass
  • 4x Metal rods.png Rods
  • Wrench.png Wrench
  • Cable coil.png Cable Coil
  • Screwdriver.png Screwdriver
  • Crowbar.png Crowbar
  • Circuitboard.png Airlock Control Board
Construction
  1. Click onReinforced glass sheets.pngreinforced glass and click "windoor."
  2. Use a Wrench.png wrench to secure.
  3. (Optional) Add Metal rods.png rods to make a secure windoor
  4. Add Cable coil.png cable coil
  5. Unlock the Circuitboard.png airlock control board with an ID card, and use it in hand to set the access levels.
  6. Add Circuitboard.png airlock control board to assembly.
  7. Use a Crowbar.png crowbar to finish the assembly.
False wall.gif Regular Hidden Door
  • 4xSteel sheets.pngSteel
  • Crowbar.png Crowbar
Construction
Use metal and create a wall girder. Use a crowbar on the girder, then place the rest of the metal.

You can also deconstruct a wall to the girder state, then start this construction to turn an existing wall into a hidden door.

False wallr.gif Reinforced Hidden Door
  • 2xSteel sheets.png Steel
  • 2xPlasteel sheets.png Plasteel
  • Crowbar.png Crowbar
Construction
Use metal and create a wall girder. Use a crowbar on the girder, then place the reinforced metal.

Wall Mountings

Icon Name Materials Needed Method
Apc.png APC
  • 2xSteel sheets.png Steel
  • Powercell.png Power cell
  • Wrench.png Wrench
  • Cable coil.png Cable Coil
  • Screwdriver.png Screwdriver
  • Crowbar.png Crowbar
  • Circuitboard.png Power Control Module
Construction
  1. Use 2xSteel sheets.pngsteel to make an APC frame and use the frame on the wall you want it on.
  2. Add Cable coil.png cable coil to the assembly.
  3. Add Circuitboard.png power control module to the assembly.
  4. Screwdriver.png Screwdriver the assembly.
  5. Add Powercell.png power cell to assembly.
  6. Use Crowbar.png crowbar to shut.
  7. Use an ID card to open the APC and turn the main beaker on.
Deconstruction
  1. Swipe card to unlock APC
  2. Remove the Powercell.png power cell.
  3. Screwdriver.png Screwdriver the assembly.
  4. Use a Crowbar.png crowbar to lift the floorboards in front of the APC.
  5. Wirecutters.png Wirecut the assembly.
  6. Crowbar.png Crowbar the assembly to remove the control.
  7. Use the Welding tool.gif welder to remove the APC from the wall.
  8. (Optional) Wrench.png Wrench the frame to remove it.
Air alarm.png Air Alarm
  • 2xSteel sheets.pngSteel
  • Cable coil.png Cable Coil
  • Screwdriver.png Screwdriver
  • Circuitboard.png Air Alarm Electronics
Construction
  1. Use 2xSteel sheets.pngsteel to make an air alarm frame and use the frame on the wall you want it on.
  2. Insert the Circuitboard.png air alarm electronics to the assembly.
  3. Use Cable coil.png cable coil to wire the assembly.
  4. Screwdriver.png Screwdriver to complete.
Deconstruction
  1. Screwdriver.png Screwdriver to pen the cover.
  2. Wirecutters.png Wirecut the assembly.
  3. Crowbar.png Crowbar to pry out the circuit.
  4. Wrench.png Wrench to remove the air alarm from the wall.
Fire alarm.png Fire Alarm
  • 2xScrewdriver.pngSteel
  • Cable coil.png Cable Coil
  • Screwdriver.png Screwdriver
  • Circuitboard.png Fire Alarm Electronics
Construction
  1. Use 2xSteel sheets.pngsteel to make an air alarm frame and use the frame on the wall you want it on.
  2. Insert the Circuitboard.png fire alarm electronics to the assembly.
  3. Use Cable coil.png cable coil to wire the assembly.
  4. Screwdriver.png Screwdriver to complete.
Deconstruction
  1. Screwdriver.png Screwdriver to pen the cover.
  2. Wirecutters.png Wirecut the assembly.
  3. Crowbar.png Crowbar to pry out the circuit.
  4. Wrench.png Wrench to remove the air alarm from the wall.
Lightfixture.png Light Fixture
  • 2xSteel sheets.pngSteel
  • Cable coil.png Cable Coil
  • Screwdriver.png Screwdriver
Construction
  1. UseSteel sheets.pngsteel to make a light fixture frame or small light fixture frame and use the frame on the wall you want it on.
  2. Use Cable coil.png cable coil to wire the assembly.
  3. Screwdriver.png Screwdriver to complete.
  4. Add a light tube for large frame or a lightbulb for small frame.
Security camera.gif Security Camera
  • Security camera.gifCamera Assembly
  • Cable coil.png Cable Coil
  • Screwdriver.png Screwdriver
  • Wrench.png Wrench
  • Welding tool.gif Welding Tool
Construction
  1. Drop the Security camera.gifcamera assembly in front of the wall you would like it to be.
  2. Wrench.png Wrench the camera assembly.
  3. Welding tool.gif Weld the camera into place.
  4. Cable coil.png Cable coil to add the wiring.
  5. (Optional) Add any additional upgrades.
  6. Screwdriver.png Screwdriver to complete and set networks / direction.
Decal warning.png Wall-Mounted Sign
  • Screwdriver.png Screwdriver
Use screwdriver to place on wall or remove.

Misc

Icon Name Materials Needed Method
Solar console.gif Non-Modular Computer
  • 5xSteel sheets.pngSteel
  • 2xGlass sheets.pngGlass
  • Cable coil.png Cable Coil
  • Wrench.png Wrench
  • Screwdriver.png Screwdriver
  • Circuitboard.png Circuitboard
Construction
  1. Use 5xSteel sheets.pngsteel to create the computer frame.
  2. Wrench.png Wrench in place.
  3. Insert Circuitboard.png computer circuitboard of your choice.
  4. Use the Screwdriver.png screwdriver on assembly.
  5. Insert Cable coil.png cable coil to assembly.
  6. InsertGlass sheets.pngglass to assembly.
  7. Screwdriver.png Screwdriver to complete the construction.
Deconstruction
  1. Screwdriver.png Screwdriver to detach the screen.
  2. Crowbar.png Crowbar to pry off the screen.
  3. Wirecutters.png Wirecutters to cut the cables.
  4. Screwdriver.png Screwdriver to detach the circuit lid.
  5. Crowbar.png Crowbar to pry out the circuit.
  6. Wrench.pngWrench to detach the frame.
  7. Welding tool.gif Welder to disassemble the frame.
Modular computer off.png Modular Computer
  • 20x/15x/10x/5xSteel sheets.pngSteel
  • Components
Construction
  1. Use theSteel sheets.pngsteel and create the modular computer frame.
    • Consoles require 20 steel.
    • Telescreens require 15 steel.
    • Laptops require 10 steel.
    • Tablets require 5 steel.
  2. Add the required components. These can be found in Tech Storage, printed from the Protolathe, or yanked out of existing computers.
    • Processing Module
    • Hard Disk
    • Tesla Relay or Device Power Cell
    • (Recommended) Networking Card
    • (Optional) RFID Scanner, Nano Printer, etc.

See Guide to Computing for more details on computer parts.

Deconstruction
  1. Screwdriver.png Screwdriver repeatedly to remove all the components.
  2. Wrench.png Wrench to dismantle the computer frame.
Turret.png Turrets
  • 7xSteel sheets.pngSteel
  • Screwdriver.png Screwdriver
  • Welding tool.gif Welding Tool
  • Wrench.png Wrench
  • Proximitysensor.png Proximity Sensor
  • Smartgun.png Energy Weapon
Construction
  1. Use 5xSteel sheets.pngsteel to create the turret frame.
  2. Wrench.png Wrench in place.
  3. Use 1xSteel sheets.pngsteel on the assembly to add a cover.
  4. Wrench.png Wrench on the cover to secure.
  5. Add an Smartgun.png energy weapon to the assembly.
  6. Add a Proximitysensor.png proximity sensor.
  7. Screwdriver.png Screwdriver to secure.
  8. Add 1xSteel sheets.pngsteel to the frame.
  9. Welding tool.gif Weld to complete the construction.
Disposal bin.png Disposal Pipes and Machinery
  • Disposal Dispenser
  • Crowbar.png Crowbar
  • Welding tool.gif Welding Tool
  • Wrench.png Wrench
Construction
  1. Print the pipe or machinery from the disposal dispenser.
  2. Crowbar.png Crowbar any floor tiles that may be in the way.
  3. Move pipe onto plating - you can rotate the pipe using right-click. Wrench.png Wrench into place.
  4. Welding tool.gif Weld to complete.
Deconstruction
To deconstruct pipes:
  1. Welding tool.gif Welder
  2. Wrench.png Wrench
    To deconstruct machines, use a Screwdriver.png screwdriver.
Machine frame.png Basic Machines
  • 5xSteel sheets.pngSteel
  • 5x Cable coil.png Cable Coil
  • Circuitboard.png Circuitboard (Machine Specific)
  • Various extra components (Machine Specific)
  • Wrench.png Wrench
  • Screwdriver.png Screwdriver
Construction
  1. Use 5xSteel sheets.pngsteel to create a machine frame (NOTE: the resultant machine will face the direction you face during this step.)
  2. Wrench.png Wrench the machine frame into place.
  3. Use the Cable coil.png cable coil to prepare the machine frame for electronics.
  4. Insert the Circuitboard.png machine circuitboard for your desired machine.
  5. Screwdriver.png Screwdriver the machine together.
  6. Insert all required components. (You can now see these by examining the machine.)
  7. RECOMMENDED: Insert a Console Screen, and a Input Controller
  8. Screwdriver.png Screwdriver the access cover closed.
Deconstruction
  1. Screwdriver.png Screwdriver to open the maintenance cover.
  2. Crowbar.png Crowbar out the electronics.
  3. Wrench.png Wrench to dismantle the computer frame.
  4. Wirecutters.png Wirecutter to cut the wiring.
  5. Welding tool.gif Welder to deconstruct the machine frame.
Rack.png Rack
  • 1xSteel sheets.pngSteel
Construction
Use the steel and create a rack.
Table.png Table
  • 1xSteel sheets.pngSteel
  • 1x Any stacked material
Construction
Use steel in-hand to create a table frame.
  1. Click the desired table material (wood, metal, etc.) onto the table frame to complete it.
  2. To make a reinforced table (optional), drag-drop material onto the completed table.
Deconstruction
Use a Wrench.png wrench on harm intent to remove the covering material, then again to dismantle the frame.

Makeshift Weaponry

Icon Name Materials Needed Method
Butterflyknife.png Butterfly Knife
  • 4xPlasteel sheets.pngPlasteel
  • 6xSteel sheets.pngMetal (any)
  1. Use 4xPlasteel sheets.pngplasteel to construct a concealed knife grip.
  2. Use the chosen material to construct the knife blade, and attach it to the grip.
  3. Use a Screwdriver.png screwdriver to complete.
Claymore.png Claymore
  • 10xSteel sheets.pngMetal (any)
  • Cable coil.png Cable Coil
  • 1x Metal rods.png Rod
  1. Use 10xSteel sheets.pngmetal to construct a large blade.
  2. Use the Cable coil.png cable coil to create cable cuffs.
  3. Attach the cable cuffs to the blade.
  4. Attach the Metal rods.png rod to finish.
Coilgun.png Coilgun
  • 5x Any Rigid Material (Metal, Wood, etc.)
  • 5xSteel sheets.pngSteel
  • Duct tape.png Tape (Duct Tape, Department Tape) OR Cable coil.png Cable Coil
  • Atmos pipe grey mixed.png Pipe (from Pipe Dispenser) OR Makeshift barrel.png Makeshift Barrel
  • Welding tool.gif Welding Tool
  • Cable coil.png Cable Coil
  • 2x Superconductive Magnetic Coil (any kind)
  • Rail assembly.png Rail Assembly
  • Screwdriver.png Screwdriver
  • Powercell.png Powercell
  • Capacitor (any kind)
  1. Use rigid material to construct a weapon frame.
  2. Attach theSteel sheets.pngsteel sheets.
  3. Use Duct tape.png tape or Cable coil.png cable coil to secure.
  4. Attach Atmos pipe grey mixed.png pipe or Makeshift barrel.png makeshift barrel.
  5. Welding tool.gif Welding tool to secure.
  6. Wire the components with Cable coil.png cable coil.
  7. Attach the superconductive magnetic coils.
  8. Attach the Rail assembly.png rail assembly.
  9. Screwdriver.png Screwdriver the assembly to finish.
  10. Insert Powercell.png powercell and capacitor in order to power the coilgun.Takes Metal rods.png metal rods as ammunition.
Ied.png Improvised Explosive Device
  • Drink Can
  • Welding tool.gif Welding Tool
  • Cable coil.png Cable Coil
  • Welder Tank
  1. Use the Welding tool.gif welding tool on the can.
  2. Attach Cable coil.png cable coil.
  3. Attach welder tank.Acts like a weak grenade with a randomized timer.

Can be improved by adding up to 10 shrapnel items to the finished IED, including: ammo casings, coins, shards, syringes, pens, and kitchen utensils.

Makeshift armor.png Makeshift Armor
  1. Use theSteel sheets.pngsteel sheets on one of the Rail assembly.png rail assemblies.
  2. Attach the other Rail assembly.png rail assembly.Serves as basic armor. Highly conductive of electricity – watch out for shocks.
Makeshift barrel.png
Makeshift Barrel
  • 2 Drink Cans
  • Welding tool.gif Welding Tool
  1. Use the Welding tool.gif welding tool on the first can.
  2. Use the second can on the first can to attach.
  3. Welding tool.gif Welding tool to finish.Used in the construction of other makeshift weaponry.
Makeshift spear.png Makeshift Spear
  • 1x Metal rods.png Rod
  • Cable coil.png Cable Coil
  • Glass Shard OR Knife Blade (create with construction - various materials e.g. Plasteel, Steel)
  1. Use the Cable coil.png cable coil to create cable cuffs.
  2. Click the cable cuffs with the Metal rods.png rod.
  3. Attach the glass shard/knife blade to the cable on the rod.
Pneumatic cannon.png Pneumatic Cannon
  • 15xSteel sheets.pngSteel
  • Atmos pipe grey mixed.png Pipe (from Pipe Dispenser) OR Makeshift barrel.png Makeshift Barrel
  • Welding tool.gif Welding Tool
  • Tank Transfer Valve
  • Air Tank (any kind)
  1. Use 10xSteel sheets.pngsteel to construct a cannon frame.
  2. Attach Atmos pipe grey mixed.png pipe or Makeshift barrel.png makeshift barrel.
  3. Welding tool.gif Welding tool.
  4. Attach 5xSteel sheets.pngsteel.
  5. Welding tool.gif Welding tool.
  6. Attach tank transfer valve.
  7. Welding tool.gif Welding tool.
  8. Insert air tank in order to power the cannon.Can launch any medium or smaller object.
Crossbow.png
Powered Crossbow
  • 5x Any Rigid Material (Metal, Wood, etc.)
  • 1xSteel sheets.pngSteel
  • 3x Metal rods.png Rods
  • Welding tool.gif Welding Tool
  • Cable coil.png Cable Coil
  • 3xPlastic sheets.pngPlastic
  • Screwdriver.png Screwdriver
  • Powercell.png Powercell
  1. Use rigid material to construct a weapon frame.
  2. UseSteel sheets.pngsteel to construct a light switch.
  3. Attach light switch to the weapon frame.
  4. Attach Metal rods.png rods.
  5. Welding tool.gif Welding tool to secure rods.
  6. Attach Cable coil.png cable coil.
  7. AttachPlastic sheets.pngplastic sheets.
  8. Attach Cable coil.png cable coil.
  9. Screwdriver.png Screwdriver the assembly to finish.
  10. Insert Powercell.png powercell in order to power the crossbow.Takes Metal rods.png metal rods as ammunition.
Rail assembly.png
Rail Assembly
  • 2x Metal rods.png Rods
  • Cable coil.png Cable Coil
  1. Use the Cable coil.png cable coil to create cable cuffs.
  2. Click the cable cuffs with the Metal rods.png rod.
  3. Attach the second Metal rods.png rod to finish.Used in the construction of other makeshift weaponry.
Crossbow rpd.png Rapid Crossbow Device
  1. Use Screwdriver.png screwdriver on the rapid construction device.
  2. Attach rapid construction device to the Crossbow.png powered crossbow.Like a crossbow, but with technology! Takes compressed matter cartridges as ammo.
Stunprod.png Stunprod
  • 1x Metal rods.png Rod
  • Cable coil.png Cable Coil
  • Wirecutters.png Wirecutters
  • Device Cell
  1. Use the Cable coil.png cable coil to create cable cuffs.
  2. Click the cable cuffs with the Metal rods.png rod.
  3. Attach the Wirecutters.png wirecutters.
  4. Insert the device cell to provide the stunprod with a power source.
Zipgun.png Zipgun
  • 5x Any Rigid Material (Metal, Wood, etc.)
  • Atmos pipe grey mixed.png Pipe (from Pipe Dispenser) OR Makeshift barrel.png Makeshift Barrel
  • Duct tape.png Tape (Duct Tape, Department Tape) OR Cable coil.png Cable Coil
  • 1xSteel sheets.pngSteel
  • Screwdriver.png Screwdriver
  1. Use rigid material to construct a weapon frame.
  2. Attach Atmos pipe grey mixed.png pipe or Makeshift barrel.png makeshift barrel.
  3. Use Duct tape.png duct tape or Cable coil.png cable coil on the frame to secure the assembly.
  4. UseSteel sheets.pngsteel to construct a light switch.
  5. Attach light switch to the weapon frame.
  6. Screwdriver.png Screwdriver the assembly to finish.Takes a random type of round (determined at construction) as ammunition.

Wiring

Wiring 101: Or I want to lay cable on the floor.


Step 1. Wear your insulated gloves. Not wearing gloves may result in horrible electrical injury.


Step 2. Acquire your cable coil. To help you confirm if your cable is properly hooked up, also bring a Multitool.


Step 3. Make your cable coil the same colour as the cable you wish to connect it to. To do this, hold your Multitool in one hand and your cable coil in the other, then click on your cable coil with your multitool hand selected. Pick the colour you desire from the list.


Now we begin cable placement. Cable placement works by moving the cable toward your character from the position you are facing from one tile away.


For example, here is our wiring hero about to place down some cable:

About to put some wire down, they stand, facing the desired wire location.


Note that the wiring hero is facing the desired tile. Now. When the tile is clicked from this position:

A single line of cable is laid, with a knot at the center.

The wiring has been laid down, and is ready to be expanded upon.

If this cable is clicked again, without moving, it will extend the line of cable onto the tile you are standing, as shown here:

The wiring is expanded, as seen here, it now goes along to the next tile.

Now, that's how you do a straight line with a cable, but let's say you want to make a nice, neat turn. The way to corner your cable is by standing on the tile you wish to turn your line of cable towards and then click on the cable you laid down previously. If you do this, your cable line will make a smooth, knot-less turn toward where you stand, like so:

The smooth turn of the cable indicates successful corner wiring.

Now, if you instead click on the tile itself, you will instead place a second straight line cable down. As seen here:

A knotted corner tile. Only usually useful if you want to place a SMES terminal or APC terminal over the corner.

Now that we have learnt how to place and make our cable look nice, we can hook it up to some other electrical cabling. We can then confirm our cable has power by clicking on the cable with our multi tool. If your newly hooked up cable is hooked up properly to a live cable network that is receiving power, you will receive the following message: "The power cable has 3450 kW flowing through it." - Note, the number will be different based on current grid power. It will otherwise say: "The power cable is not powered." This can help you troubleshoot power issues.

Now we've mastered the basics of wiring, it's time to fix a serious problem: Multi-deck wiring. Let's say some untrustworthy fellow has destroyed your power line going to the engine output SMES. You'll now want to hook up a connection going back to the engineering deck so you can get the precious power flowing again. To do this, find an open space, like so, and face it. Make sure to remove any lattice or other covering before trying to place your wire down or it won't work.

Wiring Hero stands ready to put down his multi-deck cabling

Now, with wire in hand, click on the open space. You can then click on the newly placed cable in the open space to expand the wire over to your non-open space tile. Your end result should, hopefully, be as shown in the next picture.

The cable down to the lower deck is in place, ready to be hooked up below.

You can then go and verify your multi-deck cabling is in place by heading down to the deck below, exactly where you placed down your upper cable. As we can see, the new connection on the lower deck is in place, ready to be hooked up to the wire network there.

Lower deck wiring in place automatically following the installation of the cable above.

And just like that, you are ready to move power across multiple Z-levels/Decks.

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