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[[File:Pipe WaterFlow Casing 01.png|thumb|<sub>Copper Casings can be used to prevent Pipes from connecting to each other. Notice the empty pipe and tank in the bottom image.</sub>]] | |||
[[Mechanical Belt]]s, [[Shaft]]s, and [[Cogwheel]]s can be encased in most casings, creating a decoration around the encased block. [[Fluid Pipe]]s and the Copper variant of casings are mutually inclusive; A fluid pipe will not accept any other kind of casing, and the Copper casing can only be applied to pipes. | [[Mechanical Belt]]s, [[Shaft]]s, and [[Cogwheel]]s can be encased in most casings, creating a decoration around the encased block. [[Fluid Pipe]]s and the Copper variant of casings are mutually inclusive; A fluid pipe will not accept any other kind of casing, and the Copper casing can only be applied to pipes. | ||
Revision as of 19:30, 2 December 2022
Casings are blocks used throughout many crafting recipes in Create, as well as for decoration and aesthetic purposes.
There are four types of Casings: Andesite Casings are mainly used in basic contraptions, Brass Casings are used in more advanced machines, Copper Casings are strictly for fluids, and Train Casings for locomotive transportation.
Obtaining
Manual Item Application
Casings can only be crafted through physically applying a valid alloy or ingot to any Stripped variant of Log or Wood. The logs will convert themselves into the casing, where the player can either mine it with their preferred tools or use a Wrench to cause the casing to place itself in their inventory.
| Name | Ingredients | Manual Item Application |
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| Andesite Casing | Any Stripped Log or Stripped Wood + Andesite Alloy |
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| Brass Casing | Any Stripped Log or Stripped Wood + Brass Ingot |
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| Copper Casing | Any Stripped Log or Stripped Wood + Copper Ingot |
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| Train Casing | Brass Casing + Sturdy Sheet |
Usage
Crafting
Encasing
Mechanical Belts, Shafts, and Cogwheels can be encased in most casings, creating a decoration around the encased block. Fluid Pipes and the Copper variant of casings are mutually inclusive; A fluid pipe will not accept any other kind of casing, and the Copper casing can only be applied to pipes.
Although mostly decorative, applying Casings to contraptions does come with some functionality. Applying a casing to a pipe will prevent it from connecting to any pipes placed after the casing was applied, save for directly in front of the pipe opening. Casing on Cogwheels can prevent cogs from connecting to other cogs via the shaft, and this is adjustable with a Wrench.
History
- 0.5:
- Added Train Casing.
- Casings now use a new recipe type.
- Changed the texture of Copper Casing.
- 0.4:
- Cogwheels can be encased.
- Removed Radiant and Shadow Casings.
- 0.3:
- Added Radiant and Shadow Casings.
- Sideways and vertical belts can be encased.
- Belts can be enforced with Andesite Casing.
- 0.2: Added Andesite, Copper, and Brass Casings.
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