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[[File:Tin Ore ig.png|frame|Tin Ore in game.]] | |||
[[File:Tin Block ig.png|frame|Tin Block in game.]] | |||
'''Tin''' is a metal resource added by IC² and generated as ore between layers 0 and 40, usually in groups of up to 6 blocks. It requires a stone pickaxe or better to mine. | |||
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== Forms == | |||
These forms of tin are seen during '''[[ore processing]]''': | |||
* {{Gin|Tin Ore}} | |||
* {{Gin|Crushed Tin Ore}} | |||
* {{Gin|Purified Crushed Tin Ore}} | |||
* {{Gin|Tin Dust}} | |||
* {{Gin|Tiny Pile of Tin Dust}} | |||
These forms of tin are seen during '''[[metal shaping]]''': | |||
* {{Gin|Tin Ingot}} | |||
{{ | * {{Gin|Tin Block}} | ||
| | * {{Gin|Tin Plate}} | ||
| | * {{Gin|Dense Tin Plate}} | ||
| | * {{Gin|Tin Item Casing}} | ||
| | * {{Gin|Tin Cable}} | ||
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}} | |||
== | == Uses == | ||
Although not quite as prevalent as [[copper]], tin is still a staple material of IC². Note, however, that tin plates and item casings have mostly taken over the position ingots used to occupy in pre-experimental crafting recipes (as with most other metals). | |||
= | Starting off, tin will mostly go towards crafting {{InlineGrid|RE Battery|4=24px}}[[RE Battery|RE Batteries]] and {{Gin|Tin Cable}}s. Later on, a fair amount will likely be used for {{Gin|Universal Fluid Cell}}s, {{Gin|Electric Motor}}s, {{Gin|Mixed Metal Ingot}}s, and [[nuclear reactor component]]s. (Don't forget about {{Gin|Tin Can}}s to conveniently store your food!) | ||
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Unsmelted tin can also be mixed with copper in a 3:1 ratio (copper:tin) to produce {{Gin|Bronze Dust}}. | |||
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== Crafting == | |||
Basic crafting is the same for (almost) every metal. Any pre-ingot form, except for the {{Gin|Tiny Pile of Tin Dust}}, can be smelted into an ingot. | |||
| | {{Grid/Machine| | ||
| | |Type=Electro Furnace | ||
|Output=Tin | |Top=Tin Ore;Crushed Tin Ore;Purified Crushed Tin Ore;Tin Dust | ||
|Output=Tin Ingot | |||
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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 | |{{Grid/Crafting Table | ||
|B1=Tin|B2= | |A1=Tin Ingot|A2=Tin Ingot|A3=Tin Ingot | ||
|Output=Tin | |B1=Tin Ingot|B2=Tin Ingot|B3=Tin Ingot | ||
|C1=Tin Ingot|C2=Tin Ingot|C3=Tin Ingot | |||
|Output=Tin Block | |||
}} | }} | ||
|{{Grid/Crafting Table | |{{Grid/Crafting Table | ||
| | |B2=Tin Block | ||
|Output=Tin | |Output=Tin 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 | {{Grid/Crafting Table | ||
|A1=| | |A1=Tiny Pile of Tin Dust|A2=Tiny Pile of Tin Dust|A3=Tiny Pile of Tin Dust | ||
| | |B1=Tiny Pile of Tin Dust|B2=Tiny Pile of Tin Dust|B3=Tiny Pile of Tin Dust | ||
| | |C1=Tiny Pile of Tin Dust|C2=Tiny Pile of Tin Dust|C3=Tiny Pile of Tin Dust | ||
|Output= | |Output=Tin 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]]. | |||
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[[Category:Resources]] | [[Category:Resources]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:20, 14 April 2018
Tin Ore in game.
Tin Block in game.
Tin is a metal resource added by IC² and generated as ore between layers 0 and 40, usually in groups of up to 6 blocks. It requires a stone pickaxe or better to mine.
Forms[edit]
These forms of tin are seen during ore processing:
These forms of tin are seen during metal shaping:
Uses[edit]
Although not quite as prevalent as copper, tin is still a staple material of IC². Note, however, that tin plates and item casings have mostly taken over the position ingots used to occupy in pre-experimental crafting recipes (as with most other metals).
Starting off, tin will mostly go towards crafting 
RE Batteries and 
Tin Cables. Later on, a fair amount will likely be used for 
Universal Fluid Cells, 
Electric Motors, 
Mixed Metal Ingots, and nuclear reactor components. (Don't forget about 
Tin Cans to conveniently store your food!)
Unsmelted tin can also be mixed with copper in a 3:1 ratio (copper:tin) 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 Tin 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.
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