Difference between revisions of "Materials"

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Materials are the most basic resources. They are used for structures, buildings, apparel, weapons and more.

Stuff[edit]

Materials are grouped in five stuff categories:

Stony for all types of stone.
Metallic for all metals.
Woody for wood.
Leathery for all leathers.
Fabric for all fabrics.

So called "stuffable" buildings and items (walls, armchairs, longswords, plate armor etc.) have stuff tags. They determine from which stuff categories the building or item can be made of. The player can choose any material from these stuff categories to build or craft that building or item. The stats of the end product are then affected by the modifiers of the used material.

Comparison table[edit]

The following table shows all materials, their stuff category and all their modifiers. The empty cells give a good overview which materials can't be used for what kind of building or item.

Fabrics and leathers can't be used for weapons, doors and beds
Stone can't be used for apparel. (Note that even though jade has armor and insulation modifiers, it can't be used for any type of apparel.)

Name	Stuff Category	Market Value	Beauty Factor	Beauty Offset	Work To Make Factor	Work To Build Factor	Work To Build Offset	Max Hit Points Factor	Flammability Factor	Armor - Sharp Factor	Armor - Blunt Factor	Armor - Heat Factor	Insulation - Cold (°C)	Insulation - Heat (°C)	Melee Blunt Damage Factor	Melee Sharp Damage Factor	Melee Cooldown Factor	Door Opening Speed Factor	Rest Effectiveness Factor
Bioferrite	Bioferrite Metallic	0.75	0.25	0	2.5	2.5		2	0.75	1.1	0.5	0.5	2.5	0	0.9	1.3	1	1	0.86
Alpaca wool	Fabric	3.8	1.5		1	1		1	1.7	0.36	0	1.1	30	16
Bison wool	Fabric	2.7	1.5		1	1		1	1.7	0.36	0	1.1	26	12
Cloth	Fabric	1.5	1		1	1		1	1.2	0.36	0	0.18	18	18
Devilstrand	Fabric	5.5	3.2		1	1		1.3	0.4	1.4	0.36	3	20	24
Hyperweave	Fabric	9	5.5		1	1		2.4	0.4	2	0.54	2.88	26	26
Megasloth wool	Fabric	2.7	1.5		1	1		1	1.7	0.8	0	1.1	34	12
Muffalo wool	Fabric	2.7	1.5		1	1		1	1.7	0.36	0	1.1	28	12
Sheep wool	Fabric	2.7	1.5		1	1		1	1.7	0.36	0	1.1	26	10
Synthread	Fabric	4	2.3		1	1		1.3	0.7	0.94	0.26	0.9	22	22
Bearskin	Leathery	3.4	1.9		1	1		1.3	1	1.12	0.24	1.5	20	20
Birdskin	Leathery	1.8	1		1	1		1	1	0.67	0.14	1.5	10	10
Bluefur	Leathery	2.3	1.3		1	1		1.3	1	0.81	0.24	1.5	20	16
Camelhide	Leathery	2.3	1.3		1	1		1.3	1	0.81	0.24	1.5	16	24
Chinchilla fur	Leathery	6.5	3.6		1	1		1	1	0.67	0.14	1.5	30	16
Dog leather	Leathery	2	1		1	1		1.3	1	0.81	0.24	1.5	14	16
Dread leather	Leathery	3.5	1		1	1		1.35	1	1.27	0.24	1.5	20	12
Elephant leather	Leathery	2.42	1.6		1	1		1.5	1	1.12	0.24	1.5	14	12
Foxfur	Leathery	3.5	2		1	1		1	1	0.81	0.21	1.5	20	16
Guinea pig fur	Leathery	5	2.8		1	1		0.6	1	0.67	0.14	1.5	38	18
Heavy fur	Leathery	3.3	1.85		1	1		1.5	1	1.24	0.24	1.5	30	14
Human leather	Leathery	4.2	1		1	1		1.3	1	0.64	0.24	1.5	12	12
Lightleather	Leathery	1.9	1		1	1		1	1	0.54	0.14	1.5	12	12
Lizardskin	Leathery	2.1	1.2		1	1		1	1	0.81	0.27	1.5	12	12
Panthera fur	Leathery	3	1.7		1	1		1.3	1	0.93	0.24	1.5	16	24
Patchleather	Leathery	1.5	1		1	1		1	1	0.45	0.19	0.9	9	9
Pigskin	Leathery	1.9	1		1	1		1.3	1	0.64	0.24	1.5	12	12
Plainleather	Leathery	2.1	1		1	1		1.3	1	0.81	0.24	1.5	16	16
Rhinoceros leather	Leathery	4.2	2.4		1	1		1.5	1	1.29	0.24	1.5	14	14
Thrumbofur	Leathery	14	8		1	1		2	1	2.08	0.36	1.5	34	22
Wolfskin	Leathery	3	1.7		1	1		1.3	1	1.02	0.24	1.5	24	16
Gold	Metallic	10	4	20	0.9	0.9		0.6	0.4	0.72	0.36	0.36	3	0	1	0.75	1	1	1
Plasteel	Metallic	9	1	0	2.2	2.2		2.8	0	1.14	0.55	0.65	3	0	0.9	1.1	0.8	1	1
Silver	Metallic	1	2	6	1	1		0.7	0.4	0.72	0.36	0.36	3	0	1	0.85	1	1	1
Steel	Metallic	1.9	1	0	1	1		1	0.4	0.9	0.45	0.6	3	0	1	1	1	1	1
Uranium	Metallic	6	0.5	0	1.9	1.9		2.5	0	1.08	0.54	0.65	3	0	1.5	1.1	1.1	0.75	1
Granite blocks	Stony	0.9	1	0	1.3	6	140	1.7	0						1	0.65	1.3	0.45	0.9
Jade	Stony	5	2.5	10	1.4	5		0.5	0	0.9	0.45	0.54	3	0	1.5	1	1.3	1	1
Limestone blocks	Stony	0.9	1	0	1.3	6	140	1.55	0						1	0.6	1.3	0.45	0.9
Marble blocks	Stony	0.9	1.35	1	1.15	5.5	140	1.2	0						1	0.6	1.3	0.45	0.9
Sandstone blocks	Stony	0.9	1.1	0	1.1	5	140	1.4	0						1	0.5	1.3	0.45	0.9
Slate blocks	Stony	0.9	1.1	0	1.3	6	140	1.3	0						1	0.6	1.3	0.45	0.9
Wood	Woody	1.2	1	0	0.7	0.7		0.65	1	0.54	0.54	0.4	8	4	0.9	0.4	1	1.2	1

Materials

Stony: Granite blocks • Limestone blocks • Marble blocks • Sandstone blocks • Slate blocks • Jade
Metallic: Gold • Plasteel • Silver • Steel • Uranium • Bioferrite
Woody: Wood
Leathery: Bearskin • Birdskin • Bluefur • Camelhide • Chinchilla fur • Dog leather • Elephant leather • Foxfur • Guinea pig fur • Heavy fur • Human leather • Lightleather • Lizardskin • Panthera fur • Patchleather • Pigskin • Plainleather • Rhinoceros leather • Thrumbofur • Wolfskin • Dread leather
Fabric: Alpaca wool • Bison wool • Cloth • Devilstrand • Hyperweave • Megasloth wool • Muffalo wool • Sheep wool • Synthread
Other: Gray

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-== Renewables ==
-{{Resource
+'''Materials''' are the most basic resources. They are used for [[structure]]s, [[buildings]], [[apparel]], [[weapons]] and more.
-| name        = Wood
-| image       = Wood Icon.png
-| description = Logs are gathered from trees using the [[Commands|Chop Wood]] command and are vital to early game construction. In addition to the initial wood you are given at the start of the game, you can also plant trees inside growing zones to create a renewable source of wood, though this tends to take over a month of in-game time before they can be harvested. Bulk goods traders will also buy and sell wood.
-}}
-== Minerals ==
+== Stuff ==
+Materials are grouped in five [[Property:Stuff Category|stuff categories]]:
-{{Resource
+*'''[[Stony]]''' for all types of stone.
-| name        = Silver
+*'''[[Metallic]]''' for all metals.
-| image       = Silver Icon.png
+*'''[[Woody]]''' for wood.
-| description =  ''Used for [[trade|trading]].'' Silver is used for [[trade|trading]] with traders, however each trader has a limited stock you can buy from. Silver is used to buy [[Colonist|slaves]], resources, and [[Weapons|weapons]]. Additionally, traders will buy resources relevant to their specialization. Industrial Traders will buy silver, uranium, metal and wooden planks, Combat Traders will buy weapons, and Food Traders will buy food. Silver in great quantity is among the wreckage at the start of the game. After this silver is depleted, additional silver may only be obtained through random drops, trading or mining silver deposits.
+*'''[[Leathery]]''' for all leathers.
-}}
+*'''[[Fabric]]''' for all fabrics.
-{{Resource
+So called "stuffable" buildings and items ([[walls]], [[armchair]]s, [[longsword]]s, [[plate armor]] etc.) have [[Property:Stuff Tags|stuff tags]]. They determine from which stuff categories the building or item can be made of. The player can choose any material from these stuff categories to build or craft that building or item. The stats of the end product are then affected by the modifiers of the used material.
-| name        = Steel
-| image       = Metal Icon.png
-| description = ''Used for advanced construction''
-Steel is the primary resource for mid to late game construction, and is therefore vital. Without steel, you cannot build new power generators, conduits, batteries, temperature regulators like coolers and heaters, or turrets and sandbags, so ensure that you have a steady supply. Steel appears at your crash site when a new game is started. After this steel is exhausted, it can be obtained through random drops, trading, mining, disassembling mechanoids, or melting slag into useable steel at an electric smelter. Steel can be mined from [[mineral tiles|minerals]], which are found in mineral veins in the mountains. Industrial traders also buy and sell steel.
-}}
-{{Resource
+== Comparison table ==
-| name        = Plasteel
+The following table shows all materials, their stuff category and all their modifiers. The empty cells give a good overview which materials can't be used for what kind of building or item.
-| image       = Plasteel.png
-| description = Generally considered the strongest material in the game. Used for a lot of high tech stuff, especially spaceship modules, which are needed to win the game. Can be obtained by trading, disassembling mechanoids, or by mining compacted plasteel deposits.
-}}
-{{Resource
+* Fabrics and leathers can't be used for [[weapons]], [[door]]s and [[bed]]s
-| name        = Gold
+* Stone can't be used for [[apparel]]. (Note that even though jade has armor and insulation modifiers, it can't be used for any type of apparel.)
-| image       = Gold.png
-| description = A very beautiful and expensive resource. Can sometimes be found off the bodies of raiders, as well as those who pop out of random cryptosleep caskets in buildings around the map, but the primary source is gold veins. You can sell gold to certain traders to get a staggering amount of cash, or craft it into golden sculptures that are perhaps the most valuable items in the game. It can also be used to create extremely beautiful furniture and structures that will help obtain that coveted "Beautiful Environment" mood bonus for your colonists, though this may be wasteful unless you are swimming in cash already and don't need much extra.
-}}
-{{Resource
+{{#ask: [[Stuff Category::+]]
-| name        = Uranium
+  | named args = yes
-| image       = Uranium Icon.png
+  | ?Stuff Category
-| description = Uranium can be '''[[trade|traded]]''' for profit or used to build cryptosleep caskets. It is also a main component in spaceship reactor modules, which are required to win the game.
+  | ?Market Value Base = Market Value
+  | ?Beauty Factor
+  | ?Beauty Offset
+  | ?Work To Make Factor
+  | ?Work To Build Factor
+  | ?Work To Build Offset # ticks
+  | ?Max Hit Points Factor
+  | ?Flammability Factor
+  | ?Armor - Sharp Factor
+  | ?Armor - Blunt Factor
+  | ?Armor - Heat Factor
+  | ?Insulation - Cold Factor = Insulation - Cold (&deg;C)
+  | ?Insulation - Heat Factor = Insulation - Heat (&deg;C)
+  | ?Melee Blunt Damage Factor
+  | ?Melee Sharp Damage Factor
+  | ?Melee Cooldown Factor
+  | ?Door Opening Speed Factor
+  | ?Rest Effectiveness Factor
+  | limit = 100
+  | link = subject
+  | mainlabel = Name
+  | sort = Stuff Category, Name
 }}
-== Stone ==
+{{nav|materials|wide}}
-[[File:Stone Icon.png|left]] ''Used for stone construction''
+[[Category:Resources]]
-Stone is produced from rock rubble via a [[Stonecutter's table]] after it is researched. To create stone right click the table, click 'Bills', and use the '''+''' and '''-''' buttons to set how many pieces of rubble you wish to consume. You must have a colonist with 'crafting' enabled in the Overview menu.  Stone can also be obtained by deconstructing abandoned structures that are randomly scattered throughout the map.
-Cut stone (stone cutting research and workbench that uses slag chunks) can be used to supplement other valuable resources, namely steel and wood.
-Cut stone can be used to craft walls (even the conduit walls that carry electricity), or fancy floors with faster than default walk speed and less mood penalty.  Cut stone can be used to craft everything from doors, automatic doors, tables, benches, to beds and royal beds.
-{{clr}}
-Types of stone blocks(Alphabetical Order):
-Granite:
-Description: Blocks of solid granite. Granite is a very hard stone.
-Flammability: 0%
-Market value: $2.10
-Max health: 25
-Limestone:
-Description: Blocks of solid limestone.
-Flammability: 0%
-Market value: $1.90
-Max health: 25
-Marble:
-Description: Blocks of solid marble. Marble is a soft, beautiful stone, known for being easy to sculpt.
-Flammability: 0%
-Market value: $1.90
-Max health: 25
-Sandstone:('''Unfinished''')
-Description:
-Flammability:
-Market value:
-Max health:
-</noinclude>

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