Alignment Mod
The Alignment Mod costs 1,000 Bytes and creates a flat plane. Depending on the direction you look, the plane is perpendicular or tangent to the planet's curve.
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The Alignment Mod costs 1,000 Bytes and creates a flat plane. Depending on the direction you look, the plane is perpendicular or tangent to the planet's curve.
The refined resource Aluminum is made from Laterite, according to the raw-resource entry in this table.
The composite resource Aluminum Alloy uses Aluminum and Copper as its two listed resources; the Gas field is n/a.
Anchors Away requires printing and deploying a Construction Anchor Landing Pad, then calling the Construction Anchor to that pad. The text says to place the pad at the chosen megastructure location. Reward: Construction Anchor Landing Pad x1.
Argon's listed atmospheric values are 50 on Vesania, 100 on Glacio, and 100 on Aeoluz. Sylva, Calidor, Novus, and Atrox are marked ×.
Bad Connection asks you to check Frank's manual on the Glitch Shelter. The manual contains information gathered from scanning Aeoluz and is described as a fallback if communication fails. No reward is listed.
Bestefar is a mission reward that increases terraforming radius and speed, and lets players deform terrain at the same level as Drill Mod 1. It can stack with Boost and Wide mods.
The Boost Mod costs 1,000 Bytes and increases the speed of the Terrain Tool.
Bootstrapped for Cache follows the storm-data investigation. Push the Green Button to learn that Bl!tZ's changing ATP address requires a backdoor; the row lists no reward.
Breaking Ground asks you to deploy a Construction Anchor and print a megastructure from it using Mega-Printer Drones. Rewards: Pardon Our Dust cosmetic, Large Solar Panel x1, and Large Wind Turbine x1.
The refined resource Carbon is made from Organic, according to the raw-resource entry in this table.
The refined resource Ceramic is made from Clay, according to the raw-resource entry in this table.
Constellation Prize requires retrieving the Orbital Platform Anchor from the DLS and deploying it. The mission states that only one is provided and another cannot be obtained. Reward: two Large Resource Canisters.
The refined resource Copper is made from Malachite, according to the raw-resource entry in this table.
Data Compromised asks you to push the Green Button. The warning says Firewall 3 is offline, Aeoluz Core security has been breached, and the planet Core is exposed. No reward is listed.
The composite resource Diamond uses Graphene for both listed resource inputs; the Gas field is n/a.
The Distribution Solutions mission requires printing your first Intermodal Terminal. It describes the terminal as a hub for transferring cargo to shuttles for interplanetary delivery and limits construction to one per planet. Rewards include a Medium Shuttle and rail post bundles.
Drill Mod 1 costs 1,000 Bytes and requires Ceramic. It lets the Terrain Tool deform harder terrain, including resources embedded in that terrain.
Drill Mod 2 costs 2,500 Bytes and requires Tungsten Carbide. It lets the Terrain Tool deform harder terrain, including resources embedded in that terrain.
Drill Mod 3 costs 3,750 Bytes and requires Diamond. It lets the Terrain Tool deform harder terrain, including resources embedded in that terrain.
The composite resource Explosive Powder lists Carbon in both resource fields and Sulfur as its gas input.
Eye of the Storm requires stopping Bl!tZ. The mission calls for obtaining three Core Counterhack Keys in storms and placing them in matching terminals to overload the Core. Rewards include three cosmetics and Hydrazine Jet Pack and Glitch Shelter schematics.
Fools Rush In asks you to go through the Glitch Portal. Completion grants access to Aeoluz; Frank warns that communication may fail and gear may not survive the trip.
GGEZ asks you to push the Green Button. Bl!tZ says the Core was compromised but claims to have moved to the plan's final stage. No reward is listed.
The refined resource Glass is made from Quartz, according to the raw-resource entry in this table.
GLHF requires using Counterhack Key Zeta at the Zeta Gateway Terminal, repairing it, and powering it. Bl!tZ threatens Frank and warns against approaching the final Firewall. No reward is listed.
The composite resource Graphene uses Graphite and Hydrazine as its two listed resources; the Gas field is n/a.
Growth Chart asks you to print the Biodome Stage 2 Package. Rewards: Power Extenders x1, Medium Generator x1, and Extra Large Platform C x1.
Helium's listed atmospheric values are 25 on Atrox and 100 on Aeoluz. Sylva, Calidor, Vesania, Novus, and Glacio are marked ×.
Hematite is listed on Novus, Glacio, and Aeoluz. Refining Hematite yields Iron.
The composite resource Hydrazine lists Ammonium in both resource fields and Hydrogen as its gas input.
Hydrogen's listed atmospheric values are 75 on Sylva, 50 on Calidor, 100 on Vesania, 25 on Novus, and 100 on Aeoluz. Glacio and Atrox are marked ×.
I Beg Your Garden requires planting a seed in the Biodome and harvesting the plant before it wilts. The description says to harvest when fully grown for maximum yield. Rewards: one each of Artichoke, Bubbulb, Conepod, Dew Trunk, Finwheel, Hornstalk, and Nubcap seeds.
The Inhibitor Mod costs 1,000 Bytes. It prevents the Terrain Tool from having a net effect on terrain while allowing it to collect surface ore, plants, and materials without cutting into the soil.
The refined resource Iron is made from Hematite, according to the raw-resource entry in this table.
Large Scale Learning asks you to claim the Distribution Launcher System Anchor and deploy the Mega-Printer Platform. The training text says to place the DLS a safe distance from the Launch Pad. Rewards: Power Extenders x1 and Trailer x1.
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