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Titanium Ore

Natural Resource

Can form under the action of high-intensity heat with a particular molecular structure.

Gathered from		Titanium veins
Stack Size		100

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2 s

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Summary

Titanium Ore is one of the core basic natural resources. Found somewhat commonly throughout the galaxy, it is prized for being light in weight and high in strength. It is used extensively for producing high-strength materials.

It is mined by the Mining Machine.

It is smelted into Titanium Ingots.

Production Chain

Recipe	Building	Replicator?	Technology
1 2 s 1		⛏️	N/A

Production Upgrades

Each level of the Veins Utilization upgrade increases the mining rate by a flat 10%, and reduces the consumption rate by a compounding 6%.

See here for a table of veins required to fill Belts per level of Veins Utilization.

Used In

Recipe	Building	Replicator?	Technology
1 2 s 2		✔

Player Tips & Tricks

Most starter planets will have singular Titanium nodes scattered around. Just walk the Mecha around the planet until you find one, then right-click on the node to gather around 20 Titanium Ore.
Titanium Ore can also drop randomly in smaller quantities from any other rocks and pebbles on the starter planet.
As it takes two Titanium Ore to produce each Titanium Ingot, it can be advantageous to smelt the ore where it is mined before passing the ingots to an Interstellar Logistics Station for transport, as this halves the required trips.

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 ==Summary==
+'''Titanium Ore''' is one of the core basic [[:Category:Natural Resource|natural resources]]. Found somewhat commonly throughout the galaxy, it is prized for being light in weight and high in strength. It is used extensively for producing high-strength materials.
-==Required Technology==
+It is mined by the [[Mining Machine]].
+It is [[Smelter|smelted]] into [[Titanium Ingot]]s.
 ==Production Chain==
-{| class="wikitable"
+{{ProductionChainTable/head}}
-|+
+{{ProductionChain
-|-
+|Building=Mining Machine
-! [[File:Icon_Titanium_Ore.png]] || '''<big>30/min Per Node <br> <------ </big>''' || [[File:Icon_Mining_Machine.png|link=Mining_Machine]] || [[File:Icon_Titanium_Ore_Vein.png|80x80px|]]
+|Replicator=Mine
+|Technology=
+|Recipe=
+  {{ItemRecipe
+    |Out1=Titanium Ore
+    |Out1Qty=1
+    |CraftTime=2 s
+    |In1=Titanium Ore Vein
+    |In1Qty=1
+    }}
+  }}
 |}
+===Production Upgrades===
+Each level of the [[Veins Utilization (Upgrade)|Veins Utilization]] [[Upgrades|upgrade]] increases the mining rate by a flat 10%, and reduces the consumption rate by a compounding 6%.
+See [[Mining_Machine#Production_Upgrade|here]] for a table of veins required to fill [[Conveyor Belts|Belts]] per level of Veins Utilization.
+==Used In==
+{{ProductionChainTable/head}}
+{{ProductionChain
+|Building=Smelter
+|Replicator=Yes
+|Technology=Titanium Smelting
+|Recipe=
+  {{ItemRecipe
+    |Out1=Titanium Ingot
+    |Out1Qty=1
+    |CraftTime=2 s
+    |In1=Titanium Ore
+    |In1Qty=2
+    }}
+  }}
+|}
 ==Player Tips & Tricks==
+* [[File:Titanium Node.png|frameless|100px]] Most starter planets will have singular Titanium nodes scattered around. Just walk the Mecha around the planet until you find one, then right-click on the node to gather around 20 Titanium Ore.
-[[File:Titanium Node.png|frameless|left|100px]] Most starter planets will have singular Titanium nodes scattered around. Just walk the mecha around the planet until you find one, then, r-click on the node to gather small amounts of Titanium Ore.
+* Titanium Ore can also drop randomly in smaller quantities from any other rocks and pebbles on the starter planet.
+* As it takes two Titanium Ore to produce each [[Titanium Ingot]], it can be advantageous to [[Smelter|smelt]] the ore where it is mined before passing the ingots to an [[Interstellar Logistics Station]] for transport, as this halves the required trips.
+{{Item Navbox}}
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 [[Category:Natural Resource]]