Metal shaping - Revision history

Deucexm: Put manual recipes here so they don't have to be on individual metal pages but are still somewhere

2018-04-14T01:11:15Z

Put manual recipes here so they don't have to be on individual metal pages but are still somewhere

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 * Machine shaping: mostly the {{Gin|Metal Former}}, also the {{Gin|Compressor}} and {{Gin|Block Cutting Machine}}
 Machine shaping allows for additional recipes not possible with manual tools.
 == Shaped products ==
 Blank cells in the table indicate a recipe that does not exist<sup>[2.6.133-ex110]</sup>, e.g. bronze ingots cannot be extruded into bronze cables and tin blocks cannot be extruded into tin shafts.

Deucexm: Transitioned to Gin from Gc, a bit cleaner overall, finagled the table layout a bit; still missing Grid Gold Item Casing

2016-12-23T11:50:02Z

Transitioned to Gin from Gc, a bit cleaner overall, finagled the table layout a bit; still missing Grid Gold Item Casing

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Deucexm: Fixed ref for Tin Item Casing

2016-12-10T10:17:34Z

Fixed ref for Tin Item Casing

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	\|{{Gc\|Gold Casing,2;Gold Casing,2}}		\|{{Gc\|Gold Casing,2;Gold Casing,2}}
	\|{{Gc\|Copper Item Casing,2;Copper Item Casing,2}}		\|{{Gc\|Copper Item Casing,2;Copper Item Casing,2}}
	\|{{Gc\|Tin Casing,2;Tin Casing,2}}		\|{{Gc\|Tin Item Casing,2;Tin Item Casing,2}}
	\|{{Gc\|Lead Item Casing,2;Lead Item Casing,2}}		\|{{Gc\|Lead Item Casing,2;Lead Item Casing,2}}
	\|{{Gc\|Bronze Item Casing,2;Bronze Item Casing,2}}		\|{{Gc\|Bronze Item Casing,2;Bronze Item Casing,2}}

Deucexm: Changed 'hammering' to 'rolling' since that's the actual name in the GUI, capitalized mode names

2016-12-01T04:55:57Z

Changed 'hammering' to 'rolling' since that's the actual name in the GUI, capitalized mode names

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	Machine shaping allows for additional recipes not possible with manual tools.		Machine shaping allows for additional recipes not possible with manual tools.
	== Shaped products ==		== Shaped products ==
	In the table below, the Metal Former's modes are identified by the appropriate icon - ~~hammering~~ [[File:Grid Forge Hammer.png\|link=]], ~~cutting~~ [[File:Grid Cutter.png\|link=]], and ~~extruding~~ [[File:Grid Copper Cable.png\|link=]]. The other machines' recipes are noted by their machine icons.		In the table below, the Metal Former's modes are identified by the appropriate icon - Rolling [[File:Grid Forge Hammer.png\|link=]], Cutting [[File:Grid Cutter.png\|link=]], and Extruding [[File:Grid Copper Cable.png\|link=]]. The other machines' recipes are noted by their machine icons.

	Blank cells in the table indicate a recipe that does not exist<sup>[2.6.121-ex110]</sup>, e.g. bronze ingots cannot be extruded into bronze cables and tin blocks cannot be extruded into tin shafts.		Blank cells in the table indicate a recipe that does not exist<sup>[2.6.121-ex110]</sup>, e.g. bronze ingots cannot be extruded into bronze cables and tin blocks cannot be extruded into tin shafts.

Deucexm: Expanded table to be more helpful, added Industrial Credit, noted you can't make HV cable with manual cutter

2016-12-01T02:35:29Z

Expanded table to be more helpful, added Industrial Credit, noted you can't make HV cable with manual cutter

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Deucexm: Check on IC² coin in current version; also, missing Grid_Gold_Block

2016-11-30T03:12:33Z

Check on IC² coin in current version; also, missing Grid_Gold_Block

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'''Metal shaping''' in IC² is the process whereby raw metal inputs are transformed into a variety of output products.

Using shaped metal instead of bare ingots in crafting recipes allows for more depth in the process; however, it does require the appropriate tool(s) for the job.

== Requirements ==
The first necessity for metal shaping is, naturally, metal. Dust (or other [[ore processing]] products) must be smelted into ingots before being worked into other forms.

The second necessity is the appropriate tool for the desired product. Manual shaping requires either a [[Forge Hammer]] or [[Cutter]], while machine shaping (including additional recipes not possible with manual tools) is accomplished with a [[Metal Former]] and (for dense plates) a [[Compressor]], and optionally a [[Block Cutting Machine]].

== Shaped products ==
In the table below, the Metal Former's modes are identified by the appropriate icon - hammering [[File:Grid Forge Hammer.png|link=]], cutting [[File:Grid Cutter.png|link=]], and extruding [[File:Grid Copper Cable.png|link=]]. The other machines' recipes are noted by their machine icons. Note that only hammering and cutting recipes (the first three in the table) can be accomplished manually.

{| class="wikitable"
!Object
!Input
!Mode
!Output
|-
|Plate
|{{Gc|Iron;Gold Ingot;Copper;Tin;Lead Ingot;Bronze;Refined Iron}}
|{{Gc|Forge Hammer}}
|{{Gc|Iron Plate;Gold Plate;Copper Plate;Tin Plate;Lead Plate;Bronze Plate;Refined Iron Plate}}
|-
|Item Casing
|{{Gc|Iron Plate;Gold Plate;Copper Plate;Tin Plate;Lead Plate;Bronze Plate;Refined Iron Plate}}
|{{Gc|Forge Hammer}}
|{{Gc|Iron Item Casing,2;Gold Casing,2;Copper Item Casing,2;Tin Casing,2;Lead Item Casing,2;Bronze Item Casing,2;Refined Iron Item Casing,2}}
|-
|Cable
|{{Gc|Iron Plate;Gold Plate;Copper Plate;Tin Plate}}
|{{Gc|Cutter}}
|{{Gc|HV Cable,4;Gold Cable,4;Copper Cable,2;Tin Cable,3}}
|-
|Cable
|{{Gc|Iron;Gold Ingot;Copper;Tin}}
|[[File:Grid Copper Cable.png|link=]]
|{{Gc|HV Cable,4;Gold Cable,4;Copper Cable,3;Tin Cable,3}}
|-
|Fuel Rod
|{{Gc|Iron Plate}}
|[[File:Grid Copper Cable.png|link=]]
|{{Gc|Fuel Rod (Empty)}}
|-
|Iron Fence
|{{Gc|Iron Item Casing}}
|[[File:Grid Copper Cable.png|link=]]
|{{Gc|Iron Fence}}
|-
|Tin Can
|{{Gc|Tin Casing}}
|[[File:Grid Copper Cable.png|link=]]
|{{Gc|Tin Can}}
|-
|Shaft
|{{Gc|Iron Block;Refined Iron Block}}
|[[File:Grid Copper Cable.png|link=]]
|{{Gc|Shaft (Iron);Shaft (Refined Iron)}}
|-
|Plate (x9)
|{{Gc|Iron Block;Gold Block;Copper Block;Tin Block;Lead Block;Bronze Block;Refined Iron Block}}
|{{Gc|Block Cutting Machine}}
|{{Gc|Iron Plate,9;Gold Plate,9;Copper Plate,9;Tin Plate,9;Lead Plate,9;Bronze Plate,9;Refined Iron Plate,9}}
|-
|Dense Plate
|{{Gc|Iron Plate,9;Gold Plate,9;Copper Plate,9;Tin Plate,9;Lead Plate,9;Bronze Plate,9;Refined Iron Plate,9}}
|{{Gc|Compressor}}
|{{Gc|Dense Iron Plate;Dense Gold Plate;Dense Copper Plate;Dense Tin Plate;Dense Lead Plate;Dense Bronze Plate;Dense Refined Iron Plate}}
|}
Bronze, lead, and steel (refined iron) do not have corresponding cables. Also, extruding a copper ingot produces 3 cables, compared to 2 from cutting a copper plate (whether with a Cutter or in the Metal Former).

Although not metals, it should be noted that the Compressor can also create dense plates from lapis and obsidian.
[[Category:General concepts]]

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	\|{{Gc\|Gold Casing,2;Gold Casing,2}}		\|{{Gc\|Gold Casing,2;Gold Casing,2}}
	\|{{Gc\|Copper Item Casing,2;Copper Item Casing,2}}		\|{{Gc\|Copper Item Casing,2;Copper Item Casing,2}}
	\|{{Gc\|Tin Casing,2;Tin Casing,2}}		\|{{Gc\|Tin Item Casing,2;Tin Item Casing,2}}
	\|{{Gc\|Lead Item Casing,2;Lead Item Casing,2}}		\|{{Gc\|Lead Item Casing,2;Lead Item Casing,2}}
	\|{{Gc\|Bronze Item Casing,2;Bronze Item Casing,2}}		\|{{Gc\|Bronze Item Casing,2;Bronze Item Casing,2}}