Automation and logistics
FICSMAS Ornament Bundle
FICSMAS Ornament Bundle is a seasonal intermediate used to produce a FICSMAS Wreath.
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FICSMAS Ornament Bundle acquisition
Make it in an Assembler after unlocking the recipe and building, during FICSMAS. Provide Copper and Iron FICSMAS Ornaments; do not search for a bundle deposit.
FIND THE ACTUAL LOCATION
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Standard resource types and purity · Game-data snapshot 1.2.3.1. Randomized worlds differ. Nearby markers may be separated by cliffs or caves.
55 Copper Ore locations
● Impure: amber● Normal: cyan● Pure: lime◆ Well outlet■ Well core
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Before you go
- Active FICSMAS event.
- Assembler and Ornament Bundle recipe unlocked.
- 1 Copper FICSMAS Ornament and 1 Iron FICSMAS Ornament per batch.
Farming steps
- Unlock the FICSMAS Ornament Bundle recipe and place an Assembler.
- Produce or gather Copper and Iron FICSMAS Ornaments during the event.
- Connect each ornament supply to a separate Assembler input.
- Select the bundle recipe, connect power, and start production.
- Belt the bundle output to FICSMAS Wreath production or storage.
- At 100% clock, provide 5 of each ornament per minute for 5 bundles per minute.
- The default recipe has no listed coproduct.
- Keep both input rates aligned so one ornament type does not accumulate while the other starves production.
Repeat, collect and use
Run the Assembler while Wreath production needs bundles; at 100% clock each input line must supply 5 per minute.
Common mistakes
- Looking for Ornament Bundles as a collectible or resource node.
- Supplying only one ornament type or overlooking the event requirement.
When to stop or switch
Stop or throttle when Wreath demand or your planned bundle inventory is satisfied.
Sources & fact checks
What you can get here
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