Automation and logistics
Shatter Rebar
Shatter Rebar is ammunition that breaks into a wide spread of debris when fired.
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Shatter Rebar acquisition
Select the Shatter Rebar recipe in an Assembler and provide Iron Rebar and Quartz Crystal. At 100% clock, the machine consumes 10 Iron Rebar and 15 Quartz Crystal per minute and produces 5 Shatter Rebar per minute.
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Before you go
- Assembler and Shatter Rebar recipe unlocked.
- 2 Iron Rebar and 3 Quartz Crystal per batch.
Farming steps
- Produce Iron Rebar from Iron Rods in a Constructor.
- Produce Quartz Crystal from Raw Quartz in a Constructor.
- Build and power an Assembler, then select Shatter Rebar.
- Connect Iron Rebar and Quartz Crystal to separate inputs.
- Check that both materials enter the machine before waiting for output.
- Collect the ammunition or route it to storage, then load it for close-range use.
- A full-rate Assembler needs 10 Iron Rebar and 15 Quartz Crystal per minute.
- Keep production sized to your ammunition needs so its ingredients remain available for other uses.
Repeat, collect and use
Run batches while both ingredients are supplied and your ammunition stock is below its target.
Common mistakes
- Searching for Shatter Rebar as a world resource instead of manufacturing it in an Assembler.
- Feeding only one ingredient and expecting the Assembler to produce ammunition.
When to stop or switch
Stop the Assembler when your reserve is full or either ingredient is needed by a higher-priority line.
Sources & fact checks
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