Crafting

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Crafting is handled via a dedicated screen called the Fixboy. It can be opened using the 'F' key. What items you can craft depends on the current Tech Progress of the Server. What Tier the Server is in and how far away it is from the next Tier, can be seen in the chat every time you log in. (In order to see it again, your character has to be logger out FULLY! That means waiting 3 minutes after logging off.)

Crafting takes Resources and Time.

While you can craft in your faction-base, it is generally not recommended to do so.

Not only will you have to pay double the amount of resources for current Tier weapons, you will also get lower quality items then if you would craft in the core, especially at an a Factory Interface, where you can only get Outstanding and Perfect Items.

Weapons & Armors can have up to 8 different Qualities. Perfect, Outstanding, Cool, Better, Normal, Bad, Very Bad, Garbage.

With each condition lower then Perfect, the Item will get 1 additional D-Mod (A negative Perk), as well as quicker Deterioriation to 0%. Each time you repair an Item, it has a chance to drop down a Quality. You can increase the quality again by repairing a Weapon that has already 100% Condition. This takes a huge amount of Resources however and is only viable for T+1 Weapons or Legendaries.

Your Engineering Skill has a chance to increase each time you Craft or Repair an item. The higher the Tier of an item, the higher the chance for it to increase. A higher Engineering Skill will help you craft better quality items.

Crafting at a Factory Interface will give you Outstanding or Perfect Quality Items, crafting at other Workbenches throughout the Wasteland will most likely wield you Better or Cool items. Take note, that crafting in base might cause you to spend double the resources. You can see if you need double the resources to craft an item at your faction base, if the numbers for the required Resources are Yellow. It is thus advised to craft in the core to not only save money but also get better Quality Items.

There are many crafting materials needed in order to craft items. Most of these crafting materials can be looted from the core. Some you have to buy from merchants or craft at Crafting Stations found throughout the Core.

The Online Map can help you greatly in finding those Crafting Stations.

Here's a list of current crafting materials :

Green Mutfruit	Red Mutfruit	Broc Flower	Xander Root
Gecko Pelt	Golden Gecko Pelt	Fire Gecko Pelt	Fire Leather
Brahmin Skin	Deathclaw Hide	Chitin Scraps	Junk
Stone	Minerals	Iron Ore	Rare Metals Ore
Wood	Fibers	Coal	Uranium Ore
Iron	Steel	Gunpowder	Chemicals
Rare Metals	Polymers	Kevlar	High Grade Steel
Energy	Superalloys	Microchips
Scope 4x	Scope 6x	Scope 8x

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+Crafting is handled via a dedicated screen called the Fixboy. It can be opened using the 'F' key. What items you can craft depends on the current Tech Progress of the Server. What Tier the Server is in and how far away it is from the next Tier, can be seen in the chat every time you log in. (In order to see it again, your character has to be logger out FULLY! That means waiting 3 minutes after logging off.)
-== Crafting ==
+Crafting takes Resources and Time.
-Crafting is handled via a dedicated screen called the Fixboy. It can be opened using the 'F' key.
+While you can craft in your faction-base, it is generally not recommended to do so.
-* By default, all known recipes appear when opening the Fixboy. If you have the required components, items will appear in green. Otherwise they'll appear in red.
+Not only will you have to pay double the amount of resources for current Tier weapons, you will also get lower quality items then if you would craft in the core, especially at an a Factory Interface, where you can only get Outstanding and Perfect Items.
-* To craft most items you'll need either a workbench or a chemical table. You can find those devices inside [[Factions headquarters|headquarters]].
-* When interacting with the workbench, only recipes requiring it to be crafted will appear in your Fixboy. That's the same for the chemical table.
-The different recipes for each item follow a simple concept where any item that could be considered Tier 2 usually requires one special part and a number of common materials. The available crafting materials can generally be sorted into these different groups different groups:
+Weapons & Armors can have up to 8 different Qualities.
+Perfect, Outstanding, Cool, Better, Normal, Bad, Very Bad, Garbage.
+With each condition lower then Perfect, the Item will get 1 additional D-Mod (A negative Perk), as well as quicker Deterioriation to 0%. Each time you repair an Item, it has a chance to drop down a Quality.
+You can increase the quality again by repairing a Weapon that has already 100% Condition. This takes a huge amount of Resources however and is only viable for T+1 Weapons or Legendaries.
-'''Low Quality Materials'''
+Your Engineering Skill has a chance to increase each time you Craft or Repair an item. The higher the Tier of an item, the higher the chance for it to increase.
-* [[Fibers]]
+A higher Engineering Skill will help you craft better quality items.
-* [[Flint]]
-* [[Junk]]
-* [[Wood]]
-These items are found everywhere, especially in random encounters. THey are mostly used for low-tier starting items and are only rarely required later on.
+Crafting at a Factory Interface will give you Outstanding or Perfect Quality Items, crafting at other Workbenches throughout the Wasteland will most likely wield you Better or Cool items. Take note, that crafting in base might cause you to spend double the resources. You can see if you need double the resources to craft an item at your faction base, if the numbers for the required Resources are Yellow. It is thus advised to craft in the core to not only save money but also get better Quality Items.
-'''Common Materials'''
-* [[Alloys]]
-* [[Components]]
-* [[Electronic Parts]]
-* [[Metal Parts]]
-These 4 materials account for roughly 80-90% of the materials needed in general crafting. As a rule of thumb, every Tier 2 item requires a mix of 3 items of this category, in varying quantity. Generally, a rifle with a wooden stock will require some extra wood to be crafted while energy weapons for example always require some electronic parts.
+There are many crafting materials needed in order to craft items. Most of these crafting materials can be looted from the core. Some you have to buy from merchants or craft at Crafting Stations found throughout the Core.
-'''Special Parts'''
+The Online Map can help you greatly in finding those Crafting Stations.
-* [[Pipes]]
-* [[Scopes]]
-* [[Springs]]
-Every Tier 2 item requires at least one special part to be crafted and special parts can only be found in the core and nowhere else, limiting their generla supply. Most weapons only need a single special part to craft and each weapons class usually has its own part, with assault rifles being crafting with Metal Pipes and Sniper Rifles with scopes. Generally, the crafting recipes are oriented at what is shown in the weapon's picture.
+Here's a list of current crafting materials :
+{| class="wikitable"
-While the three categories of items account for 99% of the items needed in weapons crafting, there are also critter trophies and common supplies. While silver gecko pelts and deathclaw hides are both used in armor crafting, the former could be considered a "low quality material" while the latter is closer in value to a "special part"
+|  [[Green Mutfruit]] || [[Red Mutfruit]] || [[Broc Flower]] || [[Xander Root]]
+|-
-Finally, each headquarters also has a dedicated merchant to sell oil, kevlar, chemical components and fuses. These are sold for 10 caps each and can only very rarely be found anywhere else. While fuses and chemical components are commonly used for [[Traps|explosives]] and [[Drugs|drug]] crafting, [[oil]] is used to [[Engineering|repair]] weapons while [[kevlar]] is used to craft and repair armors.
+| [[Gecko Pelt]] || [[Golden Gecko Pelt]] || [[Fire Gecko Pelt]] || [[Fire Leather]]
+|-
-== Blueprints ==
+| [[Brahmin Skin]] || [[Deathclaw Hide]] || [[Chitin Scraps]] || [[Junk]]
+|-
-To unlock more item recipes in your Fixboy, you'll have to get blueprints from your faction.
+| [[Stone]] || [[Minerals]] || [[Iron Ore]] || [[Rare Metals Ore]]
+|-
-* Blueprints can be unlocked in exchange for relics you obtain all throughout the Wasteland. Different tech trees require different relics.
+| [[Wood]] || [[Fibers]] || [[Coal]] || [[Uranium Ore]]
-* Getting a new weapon doesn't necessarily mean it will be generally better than the previous one. All weapons unlocked by blueprints/relics are considered Tier 2. The bottom of the tech tree usually contains average and more versatile weapons, while the top of the tree is made up of items that have a more specific role and require some more experience to be used effeciently. This does not mean however that any weapon is strictly superior to another.
+|-
-* Relics can also be donated for a reputation bonus. They can not be sold directly though, unless another player is willing to trade.
+| [[Iron]] || [[Steel]] || [[Gunpowder]] || [[Chemicals]]
+|-
-Currently, there are 6 different Relics to be found in the core:
+| [[Rare Metals]] || [[Polymers]] || [[Kevlar]] || [[High Grade Steel]]
-*'''Technical Manuals''' - for Pistols and SMG's
+|-
-*'''Encrypted Holodisks''' - for Assault- and Sniper Rifles as wella s Shotguns
+| [[Energy]] || [[Superalloys]] || [[Microchips]]
-*'''Blueprint Parts''' - for Big guns, Heavy Machine Guns and Light Machine Guns (LMG's)
+|-
-*'''Blue Memory Modules''' - for Energy Pistols and Rifles
+| [[Scope 4x]] || [[Scope 6x]] || [[Scope 8x]]
-*'''Maps''' - for Melee Weapons and Spears
+|}
-*'''Chemistry Journals''' - for Explosives, Traps and Drugs