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[[File:Copper Ore ig.png|frame|Copper Ore in game.]] | |||
[[File:Copper Block ig.png|frame|Copper Block in game.]] | |||
'''Copper''' is a metal resource added by IC² and generated as ore between layers 10 and 70, with max concentration on level 40<sup>[<i>?</i>]</sup>, usually in groups of up to 10 blocks. It requires a stone pickaxe or better to mine. | |||
== Forms == | |||
These forms of copper are seen during [[ore processing]]: | |||
* {{Gin|Copper Ore}} | |||
* {{Gin|Crushed Copper Ore}} | |||
* {{Gin|Purified Crushed Copper Ore}} | |||
* {{Gin|Copper Dust}} | |||
* {{Gin|Tiny Pile of Copper Dust}} | |||
These forms of copper are seen during [[metal shaping]]: | |||
* {{Gin|Copper Ingot}} | |||
* {{Gin|Copper Block}} | |||
* {{Gin|Copper Plate}} | |||
* {{Gin|Dense Copper Plate}} | |||
* {{Gin|Copper Item Casing}} | |||
* {{Gin|Copper Cable}} | |||
== Uses == | |||
Copper is by far one of the most widely used metals in IC², thanks to the frequency of copper cables, {{Gin|Electronic Circuit}}s, and normal and dense copper plates used in crafting recipes. Nearly every mod item uses copper either directly or as a subcomponent, with the exception of things like the {{Gin|Iron Furnace}} and the {{Gin|MFE}}. | |||
Copper ingots are used mostly for blocks to cut into plates more quickly (or in a {{Gin|Metal Former}} in Extruding mode for cables), but are also used to craft the {{Gin|Induction Furnace}}. | |||
{{Grid/Machine | Copper item casings are used to craft the {{Gin|Advanced Batpack}} and {{Gin|Copper Boiler}}. | ||
|Top=Copper Ore | |||
|Output=Copper | Unsmelted copper can also be mixed with tin in a 3:1 ratio to produce {{Gin|Bronze Dust}}. | ||
== Crafting == | |||
Basic crafting is the same for (almost) every metal. Any pre-ingot form, except for the {{Gin|Tiny Pile of Copper Dust}}, can be smelted into an ingot. | |||
{{Grid/Machine| | |||
|Type=Electro Furnace | |||
|Top=Copper Ore;Crushed Copper Ore;Purified Crushed Copper Ore;Copper Dust | |||
|Output=Copper Ingot | |||
}} | |||
Smelting anything but dust is a waste of resources, though - check the [[ore processing]] page to see how to maximize your output. | |||
9 ingots craft into a block and vice versa. | |||
{| | |||
|{{Grid/Crafting Table | |||
|A1=Copper Ingot|A2=Copper Ingot|A3=Copper Ingot | |||
|B1=Copper Ingot|B2=Copper Ingot|B3=Copper Ingot | |||
|C1=Copper Ingot|C2=Copper Ingot|C3=Copper Ingot | |||
|Output=Copper Block | |||
}} | }} | ||
{{Grid/ | |{{Grid/Crafting Table | ||
| | |B2=Copper Block | ||
|Output=Copper | |Output=Copper Ingot | ||
|OA=9 | |||
}} | }} | ||
|} | |||
Dust comes from 9 small piles, but you can't craft small piles out of a single dust like you can craft ingots out of a block. | |||
{{Grid/Crafting Table | |||
|A1=Tiny Pile of Copper Dust|A2=Tiny Pile of Copper Dust|A3=Tiny Pile of Copper Dust | |||
|B1=Tiny Pile of Copper Dust|B2=Tiny Pile of Copper Dust|B3=Tiny Pile of Copper Dust | |||
|C1=Tiny Pile of Copper Dust|C2=Tiny Pile of Copper Dust|C3=Tiny Pile of Copper Dust | |||
|Output=Copper Dust | |||
}} | |||
For parts that you make ''using'' this metal, plates and item casings and so forth, [[Metal shaping#Manual recipes|there's a page for that already]]. | |||
== HAYO == | |||
It's small, brown and shiny! | |||
Yes, you are RIGHT, it's ''Copper''! | |||
But not that copper, you're thinking about... It's the '''best ''Copper'' in this WORLD'''! | |||
HAYO! | |||
<hr width=42.0%> | |||
''Copper Ore'' '''is better''' than iron ore or something like that... | |||
It is useful for our machines and for [[Cable]]s! | |||
To mine it, you need at least a '''stone pickaxe'''. | |||
SO BUY IT... or '''mine it'''... whatever.... | |||
But HAYO! | |||
<small>Our company is aware that iron ore is often valued higher than copper ore. People who think so are absolutely right. Then why did we lie to you? Because we can! HAYO!</small> | |||
[[Category:Resources]] | [[Category:Resources]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:24, 14 April 2018
Copper is a metal resource added by IC² and generated as ore between layers 10 and 70, with max concentration on level 40[?], usually in groups of up to 10 blocks. It requires a stone pickaxe or better to mine.
Forms[edit]
These forms of copper are seen during ore processing:
These forms of copper are seen during metal shaping:
Uses[edit]
Copper is by far one of the most widely used metals in IC², thanks to the frequency of copper cables, 
Electronic Circuits, and normal and dense copper plates used in crafting recipes. Nearly every mod item uses copper either directly or as a subcomponent, with the exception of things like the 
Iron Furnace and the 
MFE.
Copper ingots are used mostly for blocks to cut into plates more quickly (or in a 
Metal Former in Extruding mode for cables), but are also used to craft the 
Induction Furnace.
Copper item casings are used to craft the 
Advanced Batpack and 
Copper Boiler.
Unsmelted copper can also be mixed with tin in a 3:1 ratio to produce 
Bronze Dust.
Crafting[edit]
Basic crafting is the same for (almost) every metal. Any pre-ingot form, except for the 
Tiny Pile of Copper Dust, can be smelted into an ingot.
Smelting anything but dust is a waste of resources, though - check the ore processing page to see how to maximize your output.
9 ingots craft into a block and vice versa.
Dust comes from 9 small piles, but you can't craft small piles out of a single dust like you can craft ingots out of a block.
For parts that you make using this metal, plates and item casings and so forth, there's a page for that already.
HAYO[edit]
It's small, brown and shiny!
Yes, you are RIGHT, it's Copper!
But not that copper, you're thinking about... It's the best Copper in this WORLD!
HAYO!
Copper Ore is better than iron ore or something like that...
It is useful for our machines and for Cables!
To mine it, you need at least a stone pickaxe.
SO BUY IT... or mine it... whatever....
But HAYO!
Our company is aware that iron ore is often valued higher than copper ore. People who think so are absolutely right. Then why did we lie to you? Because we can! HAYO!
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