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To craft an item, you require three things: | To craft an item, you require three things: | ||
#'''[[Blueprints|Blueprint]] of the item.''' | #'''[[Blueprints|Blueprint]] of the item.''' | ||
| − | #:Once you have obtained a blueprint and downloaded it to your wristpad, you can use it anywhere via your Crafting menu | + | #:Once you have obtained a blueprint and downloaded it to your wristpad, you can use it anywhere via your Crafting {{key|G}} menu. |
#'''The [[Components|crafting components]] specified in the blueprint.''' | #'''The [[Components|crafting components]] specified in the blueprint.''' | ||
#:Many blueprints also have optional components alter or enhance the item produced. ''Eg., a [[Scope]] for an [[Weapons|Assault Rifle]].'' | #:Many blueprints also have optional components alter or enhance the item produced. ''Eg., a [[Scope]] for an [[Weapons|Assault Rifle]].'' | ||
Revision as of 21:53, 9 August 2013
Underrail features an elaborate item crafting system. A vast majority of the Armor, Weapons and some other items encountered in the game are based on the crafting system. The player can craft the exact same items with the right blueprint and parts of identical quality.
To craft an item, you require three things:
- Blueprint of the item.
- Once you have obtained a blueprint and downloaded it to your wristpad, you can use it anywhere via your Crafting G menu.
- The crafting components specified in the blueprint.
- Many blueprints also have optional components alter or enhance the item produced. Eg., a Scope for an Assault Rifle.
- Relevant technological skills.
- Skill requirements are derived from the components used, and their quality. Optional components increase total skill requirements by a percentage of the component's skill requirement.