Ores and raw resources
Limestone
Limestone is a raw resource used for crafting, especially Concrete for foundations.
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Limestone
Use the Resource Scanner to find an available Limestone group, including nodes near your current base or farther afield. Choose a site with practical belt access and room for a Constructor.
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.
94 Limestone locations
● Impure: amber● Normal: cyan● Pure: lime◆ Well outlet■ Well core
Before you go
- A Limestone node identified with the Resource Scanner.
- A Miner building for automation, or a Portable Miner for a manual batch.
- Power and a belt; a Constructor and storage or a direct output route for Concrete.
Farming steps
- Hold V, select Limestone, and follow the compass to a node group.
- Inspect the candidate node and choose one that can reach the construction area without an awkward route.
- For a temporary batch, place a Portable Miner and return to collect its internal output manually.
- For continued supply, place a Miner on the node and connect it to a belt.
- Feed Limestone into a Constructor configured for Concrete, then route the output to storage or the build site.
- Power the machines and watch the output route so full storage does not halt the line.
- Add another Miner or Constructor only when construction use repeatedly empties the supply.
- Place Concrete storage where you build most often, so gathering materials does not become a separate trip.
- Keep the first line simple; extend or split it when concrete demand becomes regular.
Repeat, collect and use
The Miner-to-Constructor loop is renewable and can run continuously when powered and able to unload. A Portable Miner batch requires manual collection; place it again or collect another batch when you need more Limestone.
Common mistakes
- Building a long conveyor before checking the route can waste setup effort; inspect terrain and distance first.
- Letting storage fill stops material flow; consume Concrete, add storage, or reduce the feed if the line stalls.
- Assuming a Portable Miner sends Limestone to the Constructor is incorrect; it stores output for manual collection.
When to stop or switch
Stop scaling when stored Concrete covers routine building work. Resume expansion if new construction projects repeatedly drain the buffer faster than it refills.
Sources & fact checks
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