Difference between revisions of "Foundry"
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| − | The Foundry building converts Coal and Iron Ore | + | The Foundry building converts Coal([[File:icon coal.png|16px]]) and Iron Ore([[File:icon iron ore.png|16px]]). Both resources are produced by [[Coal Mine|coal mines]] and [[Iron Ore Mine|iron ore mines]] which both need transporting to a foundry in order for them to be converted into Iron([[File:icon iron.png|16px]]). It is used by only to produce Iron Tokens([[File:token iron.png|16px]]) and to complete challenges, it used by two buildings: a [[Toolworks]] and the Ruined Church. |
| − | + | ==Processes== | |
| + | The base unit of the Foundry consumes 5 Coal([[File:icon coal.png|16px]]) and 3 Ore([[File:icon iron ore.png|16px]]) and produces 2 Iron([[File:token iron.png|16px]]) and 2 Coal([[File:token coal.png|16px]]) Tokens every [[Game tick]]. There are two extensions that can be added to the foundry. The sheet metal mill provides a more balanced process, requiring equal amounts Coal([[File:icon coal.png|16px]]) and Iron Ore([[File:icon iron ore.png|16px]]), however, the process is considerably slower than the other process of the foundry. Meanwhile the Blast furnace provides a large increase to production output of the foundry. Overall, a Foundry with both extensions will consume 10 Coal([[File:icon coal.png|16px]]) and 7 Ore([[File:icon iron ore.png|16px]]) while producing 4.5 Iron([[File:token iron.png|16px]]) and 2 Coal Tokens([[File:token coal.png|16px]]) every Tick. | ||
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| + | The base production process for the Foundry is shown below: | ||
[[File:Foundry_Plain_Details.png]] | [[File:Foundry_Plain_Details.png]] | ||
| − | + | ==Extensions== | |
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| [[File:Foundry_Rolling_Mill.png|200px]] | | [[File:Foundry_Rolling_Mill.png|200px]] | ||
| [[File:Foundry_Rolling_Mill_Details.png]] | | [[File:Foundry_Rolling_Mill_Details.png]] | ||
| − | | 2 Coal & 2 Iron Ore | + | | 2 Coal([[File:icon coal.png|16px]]) & 2 Iron Ore([[File:icon iron ore.png|16px]]) |
| − | | 1 Iron | + | | 1 Iron([[File:token iron.png|16px]]) |
| 2 Ticks | | 2 Ticks | ||
| 1x1 | | 1x1 | ||
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| [[File:Foundry_Blast_Furnace.png|200px]] | | [[File:Foundry_Blast_Furnace.png|200px]] | ||
| [[File:Foundry_Blast_Furnace_Details.png]] | | [[File:Foundry_Blast_Furnace_Details.png]] | ||
| − | | 4 Coal & 3 Iron Ore | + | | 4 Coal([[File:icon coal.png|16px]]) & 3 Iron Ore([[File:icon iron ore.png|16px]]) |
| − | | 2 Iron | + | | 2 Iron([[File:token iron.png|16px]]) |
| 1 Tick | | 1 Tick | ||
| 1x1 | | 1x1 | ||
Revision as of 19:37, 24 October 2017
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The Foundry building converts Coal(
) and Iron Ore(
). Both resources are produced by coal mines and iron ore mines which both need transporting to a foundry in order for them to be converted into Iron(
). It is used by only to produce Iron Tokens(
) and to complete challenges, it used by two buildings: a Toolworks and the Ruined Church.
Processes
The base unit of the Foundry consumes 5 Coal() and 3 Ore() and produces 2 Iron() and 2 Coal(
) Tokens every Game tick. There are two extensions that can be added to the foundry. The sheet metal mill provides a more balanced process, requiring equal amounts Coal() and Iron Ore(), however, the process is considerably slower than the other process of the foundry. Meanwhile the Blast furnace provides a large increase to production output of the foundry. Overall, a Foundry with both extensions will consume 10 Coal() and 7 Ore() while producing 4.5 Iron() and 2 Coal Tokens() every Tick.
The base production process for the Foundry is shown below:
Extensions
| Image | Extension | Consumes | Produces | No. of Ticks to Complete | Building Tile Size |
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2 Coal() & 2 Iron Ore()
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1 Iron()
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2 Ticks | 1x1 |
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4 Coal() & 3 Iron Ore()
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2 Iron()
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1 Tick | 1x1 |
