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Resources

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Resources can be stored on [[Cargo#Cargo Pad|Cargo Pad]]s or in the [[Vault]]. Resources are used to manufacture other items in the [[Refinery]], [[Assembling Machine]] or [[3D Printer]]. They can also be used as fuel, in-space objects, or as trade goods. There are several different types of resources that are all defined below.

Resources can be purchased in stations around the galaxy for [[File:Credits.png|24px|link=U-nits|U-nits]] [[U-nits]], or obtained by trading with other players or manufacturing them yourself.

===Raw Resources===
Raw Resources are mined from asteroid fields by using [[Resource Extractor]]s. They are stored in containment crates which can be then stored on pallets in your ship or in the vault at a base.

The following table lists the raw resources in the game, where they can be found, their rarity and how many can be stored per containment crate. Any raw resources that can be used without being refined are linked to the resource pages that show you how they can be used.

{|
! colspan="8;" style="background-color:#cedff2;"| Raw Resources
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! style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Icon || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Resource || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Field Type || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Rarity || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Quantity || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Makes ||style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Crate Icon
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| [[File:IronOre.png|24px|Iron Ore]] || [[Iron Ore]] || Rock asteroids || Common || 600 per crate || [[Iron]] || [[File:Iron_Ore_01.png|24px|Iron Ore Crate]]
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| [[File:CopperOre.png|24px|Copper Ore]] || [[Copper Ore]] || Rock asteroids || Common || 600 per crate || [[Copper]], [[Brass]] || [[File:Copper_Ore_01.png|24px|Copper Ore Crate]]
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| [[File:SiliconOre.png|24px|Silicon Ore]] || [[Silicon Ore]] || Rock asteroids || Uncommon || 600 per crate || [[Silicon]] || [[File:Silicon_Ore_01.png|24px|Silicon Ore Crate]]
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| [[File:ZincOre.png|24px|Zinc Ore]] || [[Zinc Ore]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 600 per crate || [[Brass]] || [[File:Zinc_01.png|24px|Zinc Ore Crate]]
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| [[File:Water.png|24px|Water]] || [[Water]] || Ice asteroids || Common || 1,000 per crate || [[Hydrogen]], [[Oxygen]], [[Deuterium]] || [[File:Water_01.png|24px|Water Crate]]
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| [[File:Nitrogen.png|24px|]] || [[Nitrogen]] || Ice asteroids || Rare || 600 per crate || [[Nitrous Oxide]], [[Xanthium]], [[Di-Xanthium]], [[Tetra-Xanthium]] || [[File:Nitrogen_01.png|24px|Nitrogen Crate]]
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| [[File:Carbon.png|24px|Carbon]] || [[Carbon]] || Rock asteroids * || Common || 600 per crate || [[Steel]] || [[File:Carbon_01.png|24px|Carbon Crate]]
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| [[File:Gold.png|24px|Gold]] || [[Gold]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 50 per crate || [[Chipsets]], [[Cartridges]] || [[File:Gold_01.png|24px|Gold Crate]]
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| [[File:Iridium.png|24px|Iridium]] || [[Iridium]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 50 per crate || [[Chipsets]], [[Cartridges]] || [[File:Iridium_01.png|24px|Iridium Crate]]
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| [[File:Osmium.png|24px|Osmium]] || [[Osmium]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 50 per crate || [[Chipsets]], [[Cartridges]] || [[File:Osmium_01.png|24px|Osmium Crate]]
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| [[File:Silver.png|24px|Silver]] || [[Silver]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 50 per crate || [[Chipsets]], [[Cartridges]] || [[File:Silver_01.png|24px|Silver Crate]]
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| [[File:Mercury.png|24px|Mercury]] || [[Mercury]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 50 per crate || [[Chipsets]], [[Cartridges]] || [[File:Mercury_01.png|24px|Mercury Crate]]
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| [[File:Platinum.png|24px|Platinum]] || [[Platinum]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 50 per crate || [[Chipsets]], [[Cartridges]] || [[File:Platinum_01.png|24px|Platinum Crate]]
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| [[File:Deuterium.png|24px|Deuterium]] || [[Deuterium]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 50 per crate || [[Xanthium]] || [[File:Deuterium_01.png|24px|Deuterium Crate]]
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| [[File:Beryllium.png|24px|Beryllium]] || [[Beryllium]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 50 per crate || [[Xanthium]] || [[File:Beryllium_01.png|24px|Beryllium Crate]]
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| [[File:LeadOre.png|24px|Lead Ore]] || [[Lead Ore]] || Rock asteroids || Common || 600 per crate || [[Lead]] || [[File:LeadOre 01.png|24px|Lead Ore Crate]]
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| [[File:AluminiumOre.png|24px|Aluminium Ore]] || [[Aluminium Ore]] || Rock asteroids || Common || 600 per crate || [[Aluminium]] || [[File:AluminiumOre_01.png|24px|Aluminium Ore Crate]]
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| [[File:UraniumOre.png|24px|Uranium Ore]] || [[Uranium Ore]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 600 per crate || [[Uranium]] || [[File:UraniumOre_01.png|24px|Uranium Ore Crate]]
|}

<nowiki>* Carbon is also a byproduct of the </nowiki>[[Life Support Systems]].

===Refined Resources===
Refined resources are created by putting raw resources in a [[Refinery]], or by finding them on certain stations. For specific usage of these items other than crafting please click the item link below.
{|
! colspan="7;" style="background-color:#cedff2;"| Refined Resources
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! style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Icon || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Resource || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Made With || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Quantity || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:20%;"| Used In/For || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Crate Icon
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| [[File:Iron.png|24px|Iron]] || [[Iron]] || [[Iron Ore]] || 600 per crate || [[Steel]], [[Beacon]], [[Defense Drone]], [[Standard Shell]], ship components || [[File:Iron_01.png|24px|Iron Crate]]
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| [[File:SteelIcon.png|24px|Steel]] || [[Steel]] || [[Iron]], [[Carbon]] || 600 per crate || Advanced ship components || [[File:Steel_01.png|24px|Steel Crate]]
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| [[File:Copper.png|24px|Copper]] || [[Copper]] || [[Copper Ore]] || 600 per crate || Ship components || [[File:Copper_01.png|24px|Copper Crate]]
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| [[File:Hydrogen.png|24px|Hydrogen]] || [[Hydrogen]] || [[Water]] || 2,000 per crate || Fuel for Hydrogen Tank [[Hydrogen Tank TI|TI]] or [[Hydrogen Tank TII|TII]] || [[File:Hydrogen_01.png|24px|Hydrogen Crate]]
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| [[File:Oxygen.png|24px|Oxygen]] || [[Oxygen]] || [[Water]] || 1,000 per crate || Used in [[Life Support Systems]] or for [[Nitrous Oxide]] || [[File:Oxygen_01.png|24px|Oxygen Crate]]
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| [[File:NitrousOxide.png|24px|Nitrous Oxide]] || [[Nitrous Oxide]] || [[Nitrogen]], [[Oxygen]] || 600 per crate || [[Standard Ammo]], [[Missile Launcher#Standard Missile|Standard Missile]] || [[File:Nitrous_Oxide_01.png|24px|Nitrous Oxide Crate]]
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| [[File:Silicon.png|24px|Silicon]] || [[Silicon]] || [[Silicon Ore]] || 600 per crate || [[Chipsets]], [[Cartridges]], Advanced ship components || [[File:Silicon_01.png|24px|Silicon Crate]]
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| [[File:Brass.png|24px|Brass]] || [[Brass]] || [[Copper Ore]], [[Zinc Ore]] || 600 per crate || [[Standard Shell]] || [[File:Brass_01.png|24px|Brass Crate]]
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| [[File:Xanthium.png|24px|Xanthium]] || [[Xanthium]] || [[Nitrogen]], [[Deuterium]], [[Beryllium]] || 1,000 per crate || TI [[Rift Generator]] fuel || [[File:Xanthium_01.png|24px|Xanthium Crate]]
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| [[File:DiXanthium.png|24px|Di-Xanthium]] || [[Di-Xanthium]] || [[Xanthium]], [[Nitrogen]], [[Mercury]] || 1,000 per crate || TII [[Rift Generator]] fuel || [[File:Di_Xanthium_01.png|24px|Di-Xanthium Crate]]
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| [[File:TetraXanthium.png|24px|Tetra-Xanthium]] || [[Tetra-Xanthium]] || [[Di-Xanthium]], [[Nitrogen]], [[Osmium]] || 1,000 per crate || TIII [[Rift Generator]] fuel || [[File:Tetra-Xanthium_01.png|24px|Tetra-Xanthium Crate]]
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| [[File:TNP256.png|24px|TNP]] || [[TNP]] || N/A: Already Refined. || 200 per crate || [[Missile Launcher#Advanced Missile|Advanced Missile]] || [[File:TNP_01.png|24px|TNP Crate]]
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| [[File:Lead.png|24px|Lead]] || [[Lead]] || [[Lead Ore]] || 600 per crate || [[Nuclear Reactor]] || [[File:Lead_01.png|24px|Lead Crate]]
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| [[File:Aluminium.png|24px|Aluminium]] || [[Aluminium]] || [[Aluminium Ore]] || 600 per crate || [[Nuclear Reactor]], Large Ship Engine, [[Heat Sink]] TI & TIII || [[File:Aluminium_01.png|24px|Aluminium Crate]]
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| [[File:Uranium.png|24px|Uranium]] || [[Uranium]] || [[Uranium Ore]] || 600 per crate || [[U-238 Fuel]] Cell || [[File:Uranium_01.png|24px|Uranium Crate]]
|}

===Radioactive Resources===
Radioactive resources are created in the [[Assembling Machine]] or the [[Nuclear Reactor]] from refined items and / or spent fuel cells as follows. While three of these items are manufactured in the [[Assembling Machine]], they are listed here to help display the order of the reactive chain. For specific usage of these items other than crafting please click the item link below.
{|
! colspan="7;" style="background-color:#cedff2;"| Refined Resources
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! style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Icon || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Resource || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Made With || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Quantity || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:20%;"| Used In/For || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Crate Icon
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| [[File:U238.png|24px|U-238 Fuel]] || [[U-238 Fuel]] || [[Assembling Machine]] || 1 Fuel cell || [[Nuclear Reactor]] || [[File:Uranium238_01.png|24px|U-238Fuel]]
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| [[File:U238D.png|24px|U-238D Fuel]] || [[U-238D Fuel]] || [[Nuclear Reactor]] || 1 Fuel cell || [[Pu-239 Fuel]] cell || [[File:Uranium238D_01.png|24px|U-238D Fuel]]
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| [[File:Pu239.png|24px|Pu-239 Fuel]] || [[Pu-239 Fuel]] || [[Assembling Machine]] || 1 Fuel cell || [[Nuclear Reactor]] || [[File:Plutonium239_01.png|24px|Pu-239 Fuel]]
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| [[File:Pu239D.png|24px|Pu-239D Fuel]] || [[Pu-239D Fuel]] || [[Nuclear Reactor]] || 1 Fuel cell || [[Pu-241 Fuel]] cell || [[File:Plutonium239D_01.png|24px|Pu-239D Fuel]]
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| [[File:Pu241.png|24px|Pu-241 Fuel]] || [[Pu-241 Fuel]] || [[Assembling Machine]] || 1 Fuel cell || [[Nuclear Reactor]] || [[File:Plutonium241_01.png|24px|Pu-241 Fuel]]
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| [[File:Pu241D.png|24px|Pu-241D Fuel]] || [[Pu-241D Fuel]] || [[Nuclear Reactor]] || 1 Fuel cell || Nuclear Waste? || [[File:Plutonium241D_01.png|24px|Pu-241D Fuel]]
|}

===Manufactured Resources===
Manufactured resources are created in an [[Assembling Machine]].

{|
! colspan="8;" style="background-color:#cedff2;"| Manufactured Resources
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! style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Icon || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Resource || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Quantity || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:20%;"| Made With ||style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Crate Icon
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| [[File:Beacon.png|24px|Beacon]] || [[Beacon]] || 1 per crate || [[Iron]], [[Copper]], [[Silicon]] || [[File:Beacon_01.png|24px|Beacon]]
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| [[File:DefenseDrone256.png|24px|Defense Drone]] || [[Defense Drone]] || 1 per crate || [[Iron]], [[Copper]], [[Brass]] || [[File:DefenseDrone_01.png|24px|Defense Drone]]
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| [[File:RepairDrone256.png|24px|Repair Drone]] || [[Repair Drone]] || 1 per crate || [[Iron]], [[Silicon]], [[Brass]] || [[File:RepairDrone_01.png|24px|Repair Drone]]
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| [[File:StandardShell.png|24px|Standard Shell]] || [[Standard Shell]] || 1,200 per crate || [[Iron]], [[Brass]] || [[File:Standard_Shells_01.png|24px|Standard Shell]]
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| [[File:StandardAmmo.png|24px|Standard Ammo]] || [[Standard Ammo]] || 1,200 per crate || [[Standard Shell]], [[Nitrous Oxide]] || [[File:Standard_Ammo_01.png|24px|Standard Ammo]]
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| [[File:Missile256.png|24px|Standard Missile]] || [[Missile_Launcher|Standard Missile]] || 1 per crate || [[Brass]],[[Steel]], [[Nitrous Oxide]] || [[File:Missile_01.png|24px|Standard Missile]]
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| [[File:MissileAdvanced256.png|24px|Advanced Missile]] || [[Missile_Launcher|Advanced Missile]] || 1 per crate || [[Brass]], [[Steel]], [[TNP]] || [[File:AdvancedMissile_01.png|24px|Advanced Missile]]
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| [[File:TurbineIron.png|24px|Iron Turbine]] || [[Iron Turbine]] || 3,600 per crate || [[Iron]] || [[File:Iron_Turbine_01.png|24px|Iron Turbine]]
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| [[File:TurbineSteel.png|24px|Steel Turbine]] || [[Steel Turbine]] || 7,200 per crate || [[Steel]] || [[File:Steel_Turbine_01.png|24px|Steel Turbine]]
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| [[File:TurbinePlatinum.png|24px|Platinum Turbine]] || [[Platinum Turbine]] || 21,600 per crate || [[Iron]], [[Platinum]] || [[File:Platinum_Turbine_01.png|24px|Platinum Turbine]]
|}

===Scrap Resources===
Scrap resources can be salvaged from wrecks or from deconstructing ships. Scrap resources can be put in a [[Refinery]] to make usable resources.

'''NOTE:''' Copper Scrap will be made only into [[Copper]] not [[Copper Ore]] and therefore cannot be used to make [[Brass]].
{|
! colspan="8;" style="background-color:#cedff2;"| Scrap Resources
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! style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Icon || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Resource || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Quantity || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Makes ||style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Crate Icon
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| [[File:ScrapIron.png|24px|Iron Scrap]] || Iron Scrap || 600 per bundle || [[Iron]] || [[File:Iron_Scrap_01.png|24px|Iron Scrap]]
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| [[File:ScrapCopper.png|24px|Copper Scrap]] || Copper Scrap || 600 per bundle || [[Copper]] || [[File:Copper_Scrap.png|24px|Copper Scrap]]
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| [[File:ScrapSilicon.png|24px|Silicon Scrap]] || Silicon Scrap || 600 per bundle || [[Silicon]] || [[File:Silicon_Scrap_01.png|24px|Silicon Scrap]]
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| [[File:ScrapSink.png|24px|Zinc Scrap]] || Zinc Scrap || 600 per bundle || [[Zinc Ore]] || [[File:Zinc_Scrap_01.png|24px|Zinc Scrap]]
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| [[File:ScrapCarbon.png|24px|Carbon Scrap]] || Carbon Scrap || 600 per bundle || [[Carbon]] || [[File:Carbon_01.png|24px|Carbon Scrap]]
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| [[File:ScrapSteel.png|24px|Steel Scrap]] || Steel Scrap || 600 per bundle || [[Steel]] || [[File:Steel_Scrap_01.png|24px|Steel Scrap]]
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| [[File:ScrapBrass.png|24px|Brass Scrap]] || Brass Scrap || 600 per bundle || [[Brass]] || [[File:Brass_Scrap_01.png|24px|Brass Scrap]]
|}

===Other Resources===

{|
! colspan="8;" style="background-color:#cedff2;"| Other Resources
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! style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Icon || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Resource || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Quantity || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:20%;"| Usage ||style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Crate Icon
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| [[File:Unobtanium.png|24px|Unobtainium]] || [[Unobtainium]] || 10 per crate || Used for Admin devices. || [[File:Missing.png|24px|Unobtanium Crate]]
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| [[File:AlienMeat.png|24px|Alien Meat]] || [[Alien Meat]] || 600 per crate || Can be sold in trade hubs. || [[File:Alien_Biomatter_01.png|24px|Alien Meat]]
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| [[File:Pumpkin.png|24px|Pumpkin]] || [[Pumpkin]] || 1 || Refine into candy crates. || [[File:Pumpkin_01.png|24px|Pumpkin]]
|}

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Resources

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Resources can be stored on [[Cargo#Cargo Pad|Cargo Pad]]s or in the [[Vault]]. Resources are used to manufacture other items in the [[Refinery]], [[Assembling Machine]] or [[3D Printer]]. They can also be used as fuel, in-space objects, or as trade goods. There are several different types of resources that are all defined below.

Resources can be purchased in stations around the galaxy for [[File:Credits.png|24px|link=U-nits|U-nits]] [[U-nits]], or obtained by trading with other players or manufacturing them yourself.

===Raw Resources===
Raw Resources are mined from asteroid fields by using [[Resource Extractor]]s. They are stored in containment crates which can be then stored on pallets in your ship or in the vault at a base.

The following table lists the raw resources in the game, where they can be found, their rarity and how many can be stored per containment crate. Any raw resources that can be used without being refined are linked to the resource pages that show you how they can be used.

{|
! colspan="8;" style="background-color:#cedff2;"| Raw Resources
|-
! style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Icon || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Resource || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Field Type || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Rarity || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Quantity || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Makes ||style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Crate Icon
|-
| [[File:IronOre.png|24px|Iron Ore]] || [[Iron Ore]] || Rock asteroids || Common || 600 per crate || [[Iron]] || [[File:Iron_Ore_01.png|24px|Iron Ore Crate]]
|-
| [[File:CopperOre.png|24px|Copper Ore]] || [[Copper Ore]] || Rock asteroids || Common || 600 per crate || [[Copper]], [[Brass]] || [[File:Copper_Ore_01.png|24px|Copper Ore Crate]]
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| [[File:SiliconOre.png|24px|Silicon Ore]] || [[Silicon Ore]] || Rock asteroids || Uncommon || 600 per crate || [[Silicon]] || [[File:Silicon_Ore_01.png|24px|Silicon Ore Crate]]
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| [[File:ZincOre.png|24px|Zinc Ore]] || [[Zinc Ore]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 600 per crate || [[Brass]] || [[File:Zinc_01.png|24px|Zinc Ore Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Water.png|24px|Water]] || [[Water]] || Ice asteroids || Common || 1,000 per crate || [[Hydrogen]], [[Oxygen]], [[Deuterium]] || [[File:Water_01.png|24px|Water Crate]]
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| [[File:Nitrogen.png|24px|]] || [[Nitrogen]] || Ice asteroids || Rare || 600 per crate || [[Nitrous Oxide]], [[Xanthium]], [[Di-Xanthium]], [[Tetra-Xanthium]] || [[File:Nitrogen_01.png|24px|Nitrogen Crate]]
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| [[File:Carbon.png|24px|Carbon]] || [[Carbon]] || Rock asteroids * || Common || 600 per crate || [[Steel]] || [[File:Carbon_01.png|24px|Carbon Crate]]
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| [[File:Gold.png|24px|Gold]] || [[Gold]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 50 per crate || [[Chipsets]], [[Cartridges]] || [[File:Gold_01.png|24px|Gold Crate]]
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| [[File:Iridium.png|24px|Iridium]] || [[Iridium]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 50 per crate || [[Chipsets]], [[Cartridges]] || [[File:Iridium_01.png|24px|Iridium Crate]]
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| [[File:Osmium.png|24px|Osmium]] || [[Osmium]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 50 per crate || [[Chipsets]], [[Cartridges]] || [[File:Osmium_01.png|24px|Osmium Crate]]
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| [[File:Silver.png|24px|Silver]] || [[Silver]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 50 per crate || [[Chipsets]], [[Cartridges]] || [[File:Silver_01.png|24px|Silver Crate]]
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| [[File:Mercury.png|24px|Mercury]] || [[Mercury]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 50 per crate || [[Chipsets]], [[Cartridges]] || [[File:Mercury_01.png|24px|Mercury Crate]]
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| [[File:Platinum.png|24px|Platinum]] || [[Platinum]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 50 per crate || [[Chipsets]], [[Cartridges]] || [[File:Platinum_01.png|24px|Platinum Crate]]
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| [[File:Deuterium.png|24px|Deuterium]] || [[Deuterium]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 50 per crate || [[Xanthium]] || [[File:Deuterium_01.png|24px|Deuterium Crate]]
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| [[File:Beryllium.png|24px|Beryllium]] || [[Beryllium]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 50 per crate || [[Xanthium]] || [[File:Beryllium_01.png|24px|Beryllium Crate]]
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| [[File:LeadOre.png|24px|Lead Ore]] || [[Lead Ore]] || Rock asteroids || Common || 600 per crate || [[Lead]] || [[File:LeadOre 01.png|24px|Lead Ore Crate]]
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| [[File:AluminiumOre.png|24px|Aluminium Ore]] || [[Aluminium Ore]] || Rock asteroids || Common || 600 per crate || [[Aluminium]] || [[File:AluminiumOre_01.png|24px|Aluminium Ore Crate]]
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| [[File:UraniumOre.png|24px|Uranium Ore]] || [[Uranium Ore]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 600 per crate || [[Uranium]] || [[File:UraniumOre_01.png|24px|Uranium Ore Crate]]
|}

<nowiki>* Carbon is also a byproduct of the </nowiki>[[Life Support Systems]].

===Refined Resources===
Refined resources are created by putting raw resources in a [[Refinery]], or by finding them on certain stations. For specific usage of these items other than crafting please click the item link below.
{|
! colspan="7;" style="background-color:#cedff2;"| Refined Resources
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! style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Icon || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Resource || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Made With || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Quantity || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:20%;"| Used In/For || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Crate Icon
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| [[File:Iron.png|24px|Iron]] || [[Iron]] || [[Iron Ore]] || 600 per crate || [[Steel]], [[Beacon]], [[Defense Drone]], [[Standard Shell]], ship components || [[File:Iron_01.png|24px|Iron Crate]]
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| [[File:SteelIcon.png|24px|Steel]] || [[Steel]] || [[Iron]], [[Carbon]] || 600 per crate || Advanced ship components || [[File:Steel_01.png|24px|Steel Crate]]
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| [[File:Copper.png|24px|Copper]] || [[Copper]] || [[Copper Ore]] || 600 per crate || Ship components || [[File:Copper_01.png|24px|Copper Crate]]
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| [[File:Hydrogen.png|24px|Hydrogen]] || [[Hydrogen]] || [[Water]] || 2,000 per crate || Fuel for Hydrogen Tank [[Hydrogen Tank TI|TI]] or [[Hydrogen Tank TII|TII]] || [[File:Hydrogen_01.png|24px|Hydrogen Crate]]
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| [[File:Oxygen.png|24px|Oxygen]] || [[Oxygen]] || [[Water]] || 1,000 per crate || Used in [[Life Support Systems]] or for [[Nitrous Oxide]] || [[File:Oxygen_01.png|24px|Oxygen Crate]]
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| [[File:NitrousOxide.png|24px|Nitrous Oxide]] || [[Nitrous Oxide]] || [[Nitrogen]], [[Oxygen]] || 600 per crate || [[Standard Ammo]], [[Missile Launcher#Standard Missile|Standard Missile]] || [[File:Nitrous_Oxide_01.png|24px|Nitrous Oxide Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Silicon.png|24px|Silicon]] || [[Silicon]] || [[Silicon Ore]] || 600 per crate || [[Chipsets]], [[Cartridges]], Advanced ship components || [[File:Silicon_01.png|24px|Silicon Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Brass.png|24px|Brass]] || [[Brass]] || [[Copper Ore]], [[Zinc Ore]] || 600 per crate || [[Standard Shell]] || [[File:Brass_01.png|24px|Brass Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Xanthium.png|24px|Xanthium]] || [[Xanthium]] || [[Nitrogen]], [[Deuterium]], [[Beryllium]] || 1,000 per crate || TI [[Rift Generator]] fuel || [[File:Xanthium_01.png|24px|Xanthium Crate]]
|-
| [[File:DiXanthium.png|24px|Di-Xanthium]] || [[Di-Xanthium]] || [[Xanthium]], [[Nitrogen]], [[Mercury]] || 1,000 per crate || TII [[Rift Generator]] fuel || [[File:Di_Xanthium_01.png|24px|Di-Xanthium Crate]]
|-
| [[File:TetraXanthium.png|24px|Tetra-Xanthium]] || [[Tetra-Xanthium]] || [[Di-Xanthium]], [[Nitrogen]], [[Osmium]] || 1,000 per crate || TIII [[Rift Generator]] fuel || [[File:Tetra-Xanthium_01.png|24px|Tetra-Xanthium Crate]]
|-
| [[File:TNP256.png|24px|TNP]] || [[TNP]] || N/A: Already Refined. || 200 per crate || [[Missile Launcher#Advanced Missile|Advanced Missile]] || [[File:TNP_01.png|24px|TNP Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Lead.png|24px|Lead]] || [[Lead]] || [[Lead Ore]] || 600 per crate || [[Nuclear Reactor]] || [[File:Lead_01.png|24px|Lead Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Aluminium.png|24px|Aluminium]] || [[Aluminium]] || [[Aluminium Ore]] || 600 per crate || [[Nuclear Reactor]], Large Ship Engine, [[Heat Sink]] TI & TIII || [[File:Aluminium_01.png|24px|Aluminium Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Uranium.png|24px|Uranium]] || [[Uranium]] || [[Uranium Ore]] || 600 per crate || [[U-238 Fuel]] Cell || [[File:Uranium_01.png|24px|Uranium Crate]]
|}

===Radioactive Resources===
Radioactive resources are created in the [[Assembling Machine]] or the [[Nuclear Reactor]] from refined items and / or spent fuel cells as follows. While three of these items are manufactured in the [[Assembling Machine]], they are listed here to help display the order of the reactive chain. For specific usage of these items other than crafting please click the item link below.
{|
! colspan="7;" style="background-color:#cedff2;"| Refined Resources
|-
! style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Icon || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Resource || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Made With || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Quantity || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:20%;"| Used In/For || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Crate Icon
|-
| [[File:U-238Fuel.png|24px|U-238 Fuel]] || [[U-238 Fuel]] || [[Assembling Machine]] || 1 Fuel cell || [[Nuclear Reactor]] || [[File:Uranium238_01.png|24px|U-238Fuel]]
|-
| [[File:U-238DFuel.png|24px|U-238D Fuel]] || [[U-238D Fuel]] || [[Nuclear Reactor]] || 1 Fuel cell || [[Pu-239 Fuel]] cell || [[File:Uranium238D_01.png|24px|U-238D Fuel]]
|-
| [[File:Pu-239Fuel.png|24px|Pu-239 Fuel]] || [[Pu-239 Fuel]] || [[Assembling Machine]] || 1 Fuel cell || [[Nuclear Reactor]] || [[File:Plutonium239_01.png|24px|Pu-239 Fuel]]
|-
| [[File:Pu-239DFuel.png|24px|Pu-239D Fuel]] || [[Pu-239D Fuel]] || [[Nuclear Reactor]] || 1 Fuel cell || [[Pu-241 Fuel]] cell || [[File:Plutonium239D_01.png|24px|Pu-239D Fuel]]
|-
| [[File:Pu-241Fuel.png|24px|Pu-241 Fuel]] || [[Pu-241 Fuel]] || [[Assembling Machine]] || 1 Fuel cell || [[Nuclear Reactor]] || [[File:Plutonium241_01.png|24px|Pu-241 Fuel]]
|-
| [[File:Pu-241DFuel.png|24px|Pu-241D Fuel]] || [[Pu-241D Fuel]] || [[Nuclear Reactor]] || 1 Fuel cell || Nuclear Waste? || [[File:Plutonium241D_01.png|24px|Pu-241D Fuel]]
|}

===Manufactured Resources===
Manufactured resources are created in an [[Assembling Machine]].

{|
! colspan="8;" style="background-color:#cedff2;"| Manufactured Resources
|-
! style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Icon || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Resource || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Quantity || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:20%;"| Made With ||style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Crate Icon
|-
| [[File:Beacon.png|24px|Beacon]] || [[Beacon]] || 1 per crate || [[Iron]], [[Copper]], [[Silicon]] || [[File:Beacon_01.png|24px|Beacon]]
|-
| [[File:DefenseDrone256.png|24px|Defense Drone]] || [[Defense Drone]] || 1 per crate || [[Iron]], [[Copper]], [[Brass]] || [[File:DefenseDrone_01.png|24px|Defense Drone]]
|-
| [[File:RepairDrone256.png|24px|Repair Drone]] || [[Repair Drone]] || 1 per crate || [[Iron]], [[Silicon]], [[Brass]] || [[File:RepairDrone_01.png|24px|Repair Drone]]
|-
| [[File:StandardShell.png|24px|Standard Shell]] || [[Standard Shell]] || 1,200 per crate || [[Iron]], [[Brass]] || [[File:Standard_Shells_01.png|24px|Standard Shell]]
|-
| [[File:StandardAmmo.png|24px|Standard Ammo]] || [[Standard Ammo]] || 1,200 per crate || [[Standard Shell]], [[Nitrous Oxide]] || [[File:Standard_Ammo_01.png|24px|Standard Ammo]]
|-
| [[File:Missile256.png|24px|Standard Missile]] || [[Missile_Launcher|Standard Missile]] || 1 per crate || [[Brass]],[[Steel]], [[Nitrous Oxide]] || [[File:Missile_01.png|24px|Standard Missile]]
|-
| [[File:MissileAdvanced256.png|24px|Advanced Missile]] || [[Missile_Launcher|Advanced Missile]] || 1 per crate || [[Brass]], [[Steel]], [[TNP]] || [[File:AdvancedMissile_01.png|24px|Advanced Missile]]
|-
| [[File:IronTurbine.png|24px|Iron Turbine]] || [[Iron Turbine]] || 3,600 per crate || [[Iron]] || [[File:Iron_Turbine_01.png|24px|Iron Turbine]]
|-
| [[File:SteelTurbine.png|24px|Steel Turbine]] || [[Steel Turbine]] || 7,200 per crate || [[Steel]] || [[File:Steel_Turbine_01.png|24px|Steel Turbine]]
|-
| [[File:PlatinumTurbine.png|24px|Platinum Turbine]] || [[Platinum Turbine]] || 21,600 per crate || [[Iron]], [[Platinum]] || [[File:Platinum_Turbine_01.png|24px|Platinum Turbine]]
|}

===Scrap Resources===
Scrap resources can be salvaged from wrecks or from deconstructing ships. Scrap resources can be put in a [[Refinery]] to make usable resources.

'''NOTE:''' Copper Scrap will be made only into [[Copper]] not [[Copper Ore]] and therefore cannot be used to make [[Brass]].
{|
! colspan="8;" style="background-color:#cedff2;"| Scrap Resources
|-
! style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Icon || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Resource || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Quantity || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Makes ||style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Crate Icon
|-
| [[File:ScrapIron.png|24px|Iron Scrap]] || Iron Scrap || 600 per bundle || [[Iron]] || [[File:Iron_Scrap_01.png|24px|Iron Scrap]]
|-
| [[File:ScrapCopper.png|24px|Copper Scrap]] || Copper Scrap || 600 per bundle || [[Copper]] || [[File:Copper_Scrap.png|24px|Copper Scrap]]
|-
| [[File:ScrapSilicon.png|24px|Silicon Scrap]] || Silicon Scrap || 600 per bundle || [[Silicon]] || [[File:Silicon_Scrap_01.png|24px|Silicon Scrap]]
|-
| [[File:ScrapSink.png|24px|Zinc Scrap]] || Zinc Scrap || 600 per bundle || [[Zinc Ore]] || [[File:Zinc_Scrap_01.png|24px|Zinc Scrap]]
|-
| [[File:ScrapCarbon.png|24px|Carbon Scrap]] || Carbon Scrap || 600 per bundle || [[Carbon]] || [[File:Carbon_01.png|24px|Carbon Scrap]]
|-
| [[File:ScrapSteel.png|24px|Steel Scrap]] || Steel Scrap || 600 per bundle || [[Steel]] || [[File:Steel_Scrap_01.png|24px|Steel Scrap]]
|-
| [[File:ScrapBrass.png|24px|Brass Scrap]] || Brass Scrap || 600 per bundle || [[Brass]] || [[File:Brass_Scrap_01.png|24px|Brass Scrap]]
|}

===Other Resources===

{|
! colspan="8;" style="background-color:#cedff2;"| Other Resources
|-
! style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Icon || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Resource || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Quantity || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:20%;"| Usage ||style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Crate Icon
|-
| [[File:Unobtanium.png|24px|Unobtainium]] || [[Unobtainium]] || 10 per crate || Used for Admin devices. || [[File:Missing.png|24px|Unobtanium Crate]]
|-
| [[File:AlienMeat.png|24px|Alien Meat]] || [[Alien Meat]] || 600 per crate || Can be sold in trade hubs. || [[File:Alien_Biomatter_01.png|24px|Alien Meat]]
|-
| [[File:Pumpkin.png|24px|Pumpkin]] || [[Pumpkin]] || 1 || Refine into candy crates. || [[File:Pumpkin_01.png|24px|Pumpkin]]
|}

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Resources can be stored on [[Cargo#Cargo Pad|Cargo Pad]]s or in the [[Vault]]. Resources are used to manufacture other items in the [[Refinery]], [[Assembling Machine]] or [[3D Printer]]. They can also be used as fuel, in-space objects, or as trade goods. There are several different types of resources that are all defined below.

Resources can be purchased in stations around the galaxy for [[File:Credits.png|24px|link=U-nits|U-nits]] [[U-nits]], or obtained by trading with other players or manufacturing them yourself.

===Raw Resources===
Raw Resources are mined from asteroid fields by using [[Resource Extractor]]s. They are stored in containment crates which can be then stored on pallets in your ship or in the vault at a base.

The following table lists the raw resources in the game, where they can be found, their rarity and how many can be stored per containment crate. Any raw resources that can be used without being refined are linked to the resource pages that show you how they can be used.

{|
! colspan="8;" style="background-color:#cedff2;"| Raw Resources
|-
! style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Icon || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Resource || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Field Type || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Rarity || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Quantity || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Makes ||style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Crate Icon
|-
| [[File:IronOre.png|24px|Iron Ore]] || [[Iron Ore]] || Rock asteroids || Common || 600 per crate || [[Iron]] || [[File:Iron_Ore_01.png|24px|Iron Ore Crate]]
|-
| [[File:CopperOre.png|24px|Copper Ore]] || [[Copper Ore]] || Rock asteroids || Common || 600 per crate || [[Copper]], [[Brass]] || [[File:Copper_Ore_01.png|24px|Copper Ore Crate]]
|-
| [[File:SiliconOre.png|24px|Silicon Ore]] || [[Silicon Ore]] || Rock asteroids || Uncommon || 600 per crate || [[Silicon]] || [[File:Silicon_Ore_01.png|24px|Silicon Ore Crate]]
|-
| [[File:ZincOre.png|24px|Zinc Ore]] || [[Zinc Ore]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 600 per crate || [[Brass]] || [[File:Zinc_01.png|24px|Zinc Ore Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Water.png|24px|Water]] || [[Water]] || Ice asteroids || Common || 1,000 per crate || [[Hydrogen]], [[Oxygen]], [[Deuterium]] || [[File:Water_01.png|24px|Water Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Nitrogen.png|24px|]] || [[Nitrogen]] || Ice asteroids || Rare || 600 per crate || [[Nitrous Oxide]], [[Xanthium]], [[Di-Xanthium]], [[Tetra-Xanthium]] || [[File:Nitrogen_01.png|24px|Nitrogen Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Carbon.png|24px|Carbon]] || [[Carbon]] || Rock asteroids * || Common || 600 per crate || [[Steel]] || [[File:Carbon_01.png|24px|Carbon Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Gold.png|24px|Gold]] || [[Gold]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 50 per crate || [[Chipsets]], [[Cartridges]] || [[File:Gold_01.png|24px|Gold Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Iridium.png|24px|Iridium]] || [[Iridium]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 50 per crate || [[Chipsets]], [[Cartridges]] || [[File:Iridium_01.png|24px|Iridium Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Osmium.png|24px|Osmium]] || [[Osmium]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 50 per crate || [[Chipsets]], [[Cartridges]] || [[File:Osmium_01.png|24px|Osmium Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Silver.png|24px|Silver]] || [[Silver]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 50 per crate || [[Chipsets]], [[Cartridges]] || [[File:Silver_01.png|24px|Silver Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Mercury.png|24px|Mercury]] || [[Mercury]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 50 per crate || [[Chipsets]], [[Cartridges]] || [[File:Mercury_01.png|24px|Mercury Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Platinum.png|24px|Platinum]] || [[Platinum]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 50 per crate || [[Chipsets]], [[Cartridges]] || [[File:Platinum_01.png|24px|Platinum Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Deuterium.png|24px|Deuterium]] || [[Deuterium]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 50 per crate || [[Xanthium]] || [[File:Deuterium_01.png|24px|Deuterium Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Beryllium.png|24px|Beryllium]] || [[Beryllium]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 50 per crate || [[Xanthium]] || [[File:Beryllium_01.png|24px|Beryllium Crate]]
|-
| [[File:LeadOre.png|24px|Lead Ore]] || [[Lead Ore]] || Rock asteroids || Common || 600 per crate || [[Lead]] || [[File:LeadOre 01.png|24px|Lead Ore Crate]]
|-
| [[File:AluminiumOre.png|24px|Aluminium Ore]] || [[Aluminium Ore]] || Rock asteroids || Common || 600 per crate || [[Aluminium]] || [[File:AluminiumOre_01.png|24px|Aluminium Ore Crate]]
|-
| [[File:UraniumOre.png|24px|Uranium Ore]] || [[Uranium Ore]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 600 per crate || [[Uranium]] || [[File:UraniumOre_01.png|24px|Uranium Ore Crate]]
|}

<nowiki>* Carbon is also a byproduct of the </nowiki>[[Life Support Systems]].

===Refined Resources===
Refined resources are created by putting raw resources in a [[Refinery]], or by finding them on certain stations. For specific usage of these items other than crafting please click the item link below.
{|
! colspan="7;" style="background-color:#cedff2;"| Refined Resources
|-
! style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Icon || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Resource || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Made With || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Quantity || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:20%;"| Used In/For || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Crate Icon
|-
| [[File:Iron.png|24px|Iron]] || [[Iron]] || [[Iron Ore]] || 600 per crate || [[Steel]], [[Beacon]], [[Defense Drone]], [[Standard Shell]], ship components || [[File:Iron_01.png|24px|Iron Crate]]
|-
| [[File:SteelIcon.png|24px|Steel]] || [[Steel]] || [[Iron]], [[Carbon]] || 600 per crate || Advanced ship components || [[File:Steel_01.png|24px|Steel Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Copper.png|24px|Copper]] || [[Copper]] || [[Copper Ore]] || 600 per crate || Ship components || [[File:Copper_01.png|24px|Copper Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Hydrogen.png|24px|Hydrogen]] || [[Hydrogen]] || [[Water]] || 2,000 per crate || Fuel for Hydrogen Tank [[Hydrogen Tank TI|TI]] or [[Hydrogen Tank TII|TII]] || [[File:Hydrogen_01.png|24px|Hydrogen Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Oxygen.png|24px|Oxygen]] || [[Oxygen]] || [[Water]] || 1,000 per crate || Used in [[Life Support Systems]] or for [[Nitrous Oxide]] || [[File:Oxygen_01.png|24px|Oxygen Crate]]
|-
| [[File:NitrousOxide.png|24px|Nitrous Oxide]] || [[Nitrous Oxide]] || [[Nitrogen]], [[Oxygen]] || 600 per crate || [[Standard Ammo]], [[Missile Launcher#Standard Missile|Standard Missile]] || [[File:Nitrous_Oxide_01.png|24px|Nitrous Oxide Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Silicon.png|24px|Silicon]] || [[Silicon]] || [[Silicon Ore]] || 600 per crate || [[Chipsets]], [[Cartridges]], Advanced ship components || [[File:Silicon_01.png|24px|Silicon Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Brass.png|24px|Brass]] || [[Brass]] || [[Copper Ore]], [[Zinc Ore]] || 600 per crate || [[Standard Shell]] || [[File:Brass_01.png|24px|Brass Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Xanthium.png|24px|Xanthium]] || [[Xanthium]] || [[Nitrogen]], [[Deuterium]], [[Beryllium]] || 1,000 per crate || TI [[Rift Generator]] fuel || [[File:Xanthium_01.png|24px|Xanthium Crate]]
|-
| [[File:DiXanthium.png|24px|Di-Xanthium]] || [[Di-Xanthium]] || [[Xanthium]], [[Nitrogen]], [[Mercury]] || 1,000 per crate || TII [[Rift Generator]] fuel || [[File:Di_Xanthium_01.png|24px|Di-Xanthium Crate]]
|-
| [[File:TetraXanthium.png|24px|Tetra-Xanthium]] || [[Tetra-Xanthium]] || [[Di-Xanthium]], [[Nitrogen]], [[Osmium]] || 1,000 per crate || TIII [[Rift Generator]] fuel || [[File:Tetra-Xanthium_01.png|24px|Tetra-Xanthium Crate]]
|-
| [[File:TNP256.png|24px|TNP]] || [[TNP]] || N/A: Already Refined. || 200 per crate || [[Missile Launcher#Advanced Missile|Advanced Missile]] || [[File:TNP_01.png|24px|TNP Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Lead.png|24px|Lead]] || [[Lead]] || [[Lead Ore]] || 600 per crate || [[Nuclear Reactor]] || [[File:Lead_01.png|24px|Lead Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Aluminium.png|24px|Aluminium]] || [[Aluminium]] || [[Aluminium Ore]] || 600 per crate || [[Nuclear Reactor]], Large Ship Engine, [[Heat Sink]] TI & TIII || [[File:Aluminium_01.png|24px|Aluminium Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Uranium.png|24px|Uranium]] || [[Uranium]] || [[Uranium Ore]] || 600 per crate || [[U-238 Fuel]] Cell || [[File:Uranium_01.png|24px|Uranium Crate]]
|}

===Radioactive Resources===
Radioactive resources are created in the [[Assembling Machine]] or the [[Nuclear Reactor]] from refined items and / or spent fuel cells as follows. While three of these items are manufactured in the [[Assembling Machine]], they are listed here to help display the order of the reactive chain. For specific usage of these items other than crafting please click the item link below.
{|
! colspan="7;" style="background-color:#cedff2;"| Refined Resources
|-
! style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Icon || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Resource || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Made With || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Quantity || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:20%;"| Used In/For || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Crate Icon
|-
| [[File:U-238Fuel.png|24px|U-238 Fuel]] || [[U-238 Fuel]] || [[Assembling Machine]] || 1 Fuel cell || [[Nuclear Reactor]] || [[File:Uranium238_01.png|24px|U-238Fuel]]
|-
| [[File:U-238DFuel.png|24px|U-238D Fuel]] || [[U-238D Fuel]] || [[Nuclear Reactor]] || 1 Fuel cell || [[Pu-239 Fuel]] cell || [[File:Uranium238D_01.png|24px|U-238D Fuel]]
|-
| [[File:Pu-239Fuel.png|24px|Pu-239 Fuel]] || [[Pu-239 Fuel]] || [[Assembling Machine]] || 1 Fuel cell || [[Nuclear Reactor]] || [[File:Plutonium239_01.png|24px|Pu-239 Fuel]]
|-
| [[File:Pu-239DFuel.png|24px|Pu-239D Fuel]] || [[Pu-239D Fuel]] || [[Nuclear Reactor]] || 1 Fuel cell || [[Pu-241 Fuel]] cell || [[File:Plutonium239D_01.png|24px|Pu-239D Fuel]]
|-
| [[File:Pu-241Fuel.png|24px|Pu-241 Fuel]] || [[Pu-241 Fuel]] || [[Assembling Machine]] || 1 Fuel cell || [[Nuclear Reactor]] || [[File:Plutonium241_01.png|24px|Pu-241 Fuel]]
|-
| [[File:Pu-241DFuel.png|24px|Pu-241D Fuel]] || [[Pu-241D Fuel]] || [[Nuclear Reactor]] || 1 Fuel cell || Nuclear Waste? || [[File:Plutonium241D_01.png|24px|Pu-241D Fuel]]
|}

===Manufactured Resources===
Manufactured resources are created in an [[Assembling Machine]].

{|
! colspan="8;" style="background-color:#cedff2;"| Manufactured Resources
|-
! style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Icon || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Resource || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Quantity || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:20%;"| Made With ||style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Crate Icon
|-
| [[File:Beacon.png|24px|Beacon]] || [[Beacon]] || 1 per crate || [[Iron]], [[Copper]], [[Silicon]] || [[File:Beacon_01.png|24px|Beacon]]
|-
| [[File:DefenseDrone256.png|24px|Defense Drone]] || [[Defense Drone]] || 1 per crate || [[Iron]], [[Copper]], [[Brass]] || [[File:DefenseDrone_01.png|24px|Defense Drone]]
|-
| [[File:RepairDrone256.png|24px|Repair Drone]] || [[Repair Drone]] || 1 per crate || [[Iron]], [[Silicon]], [[Brass]] || [[File:RepairDrone_01.png|24px|Repair Drone]]
|-
| [[File:StandardShell.png|24px|Standard Shell]] || [[Standard Shell]] || 1,200 per crate || [[Iron]], [[Brass]] || [[File:Standard_Shells_01.png|24px|Standard Shell]]
|-
| [[File:StandardAmmo.png|24px|Standard Ammo]] || [[Standard Ammo]] || 1,200 per crate || [[Standard Shell]], [[Nitrous Oxide]] || [[File:Standard_Ammo_01.png|24px|Standard Ammo]]
|-
| [[File:Missile256.png|24px|Standard Missile]] || [[Missile_Launcher|Standard Missile]] || 1 per crate || [[Brass]],[[Steel]], [[Nitrous Oxide]] || [[File:Missile_01.png|24px|Standard Missile]]
|-
| [[File:MissileAdvanced256.png|24px|Advanced Missile]] || [[Missile_Launcher|Advanced Missile]] || 1 per crate || [[Brass]], [[Steel]], [[TNP]] || [[File:AdvancedMissile_01.png|24px|Advanced Missile]]
|-
| [[File:IronTurbine.png|24px|Iron Turbine]] || [[Iron Turbine]] || 3,600 per crate || [[Iron]] || [[File:Iron_Turbine_01.png|24px|Iron Turbine]]
|-
| [[File:SteelTurbine.png|24px|Steel Turbine]] || [[Steel Turbine]] || 7,200 per crate || [[Steel]] || [[File:Steel_Turbine.png|24px|Steel Turbine]]
|-
| [[File:PlatinumTurbine.png|24px|Platinum Turbine]] || [[Platinum Turbine]] || 21,600 per crate || [[Iron]], [[Platinum]] || [[File:Platinum_Turbine_01.png|24px|Platinum Turbine]]
|}

===Scrap Resources===
Scrap resources can be salvaged from wrecks or from deconstructing ships. Scrap resources can be put in a [[Refinery]] to make usable resources.

'''NOTE:''' Copper Scrap will be made only into [[Copper]] not [[Copper Ore]] and therefore cannot be used to make [[Brass]].
{|
! colspan="8;" style="background-color:#cedff2;"| Scrap Resources
|-
! style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Icon || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Resource || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Quantity || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Makes ||style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Crate Icon
|-
| [[File:ScrapIron.png|24px|Iron Scrap]] || Iron Scrap || 600 per bundle || [[Iron]] || [[File:Iron_Scrap_01.png|24px|Iron Scrap]]
|-
| [[File:ScrapCopper.png|24px|Copper Scrap]] || Copper Scrap || 600 per bundle || [[Copper]] || [[File:Copper_Scrap.png|24px|Copper Scrap]]
|-
| [[File:ScrapSilicon.png|24px|Silicon Scrap]] || Silicon Scrap || 600 per bundle || [[Silicon]] || [[File:Silicon_Scrap_01.png|24px|Silicon Scrap]]
|-
| [[File:ScrapSink.png|24px|Zinc Scrap]] || Zinc Scrap || 600 per bundle || [[Zinc Ore]] || [[File:Zinc_Scrap_01.png|24px|Zinc Scrap]]
|-
| [[File:ScrapCarbon.png|24px|Carbon Scrap]] || Carbon Scrap || 600 per bundle || [[Carbon]] || [[File:Carbon_01.png|24px|Carbon Scrap]]
|-
| [[File:ScrapSteel.png|24px|Steel Scrap]] || Steel Scrap || 600 per bundle || [[Steel]] || [[File:Steel_Scrap_01.png|24px|Steel Scrap]]
|-
| [[File:ScrapBrass.png|24px|Brass Scrap]] || Brass Scrap || 600 per bundle || [[Brass]] || [[File:Brass_Scrap_01.png|24px|Brass Scrap]]
|}

===Other Resources===

{|
! colspan="8;" style="background-color:#cedff2;"| Other Resources
|-
! style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Icon || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Resource || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Quantity || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:20%;"| Usage ||style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Crate Icon
|-
| [[File:Unobtanium.png|24px|Unobtainium]] || [[Unobtainium]] || 10 per crate || Used for Admin devices. || [[File:Missing.png|24px|Unobtanium Crate]]
|-
| [[File:AlienMeat.png|24px|Alien Meat]] || [[Alien Meat]] || 600 per crate || Can be sold in trade hubs. || [[File:Alien_Biomatter_01.png|24px|Alien Meat]]
|-
| [[File:Pumpkin.png|24px|Pumpkin]] || [[Pumpkin]] || 1 || Refine into candy crates. || [[File:Pumpkin_01.png|24px|Pumpkin]]
|}

[[File:Missing.png|24px|Missing Icon]] = Missing Icons

Resources

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Resources can be stored on [[Cargo#Cargo Pad|Cargo Pad]]s or in the [[Vault]]. Resources are used to manufacture other items in the [[Refinery]], [[Assembling Machine]] or [[3D Printer]]. They can also be used as fuel, in-space objects, or as trade goods. There are several different types of resources that are all defined below.

Resources can be purchased in stations around the galaxy for [[File:Credits.png|24px|link=U-nits|U-nits]] [[U-nits]], or obtained by trading with other players or manufacturing them yourself.

===Raw Resources===
Raw Resources are mined from asteroid fields by using [[Resource Extractor]]s. They are stored in containment crates which can be then stored on pallets in your ship or in the vault at a base.

The following table lists the raw resources in the game, where they can be found, their rarity and how many can be stored per containment crate. Any raw resources that can be used without being refined are linked to the resource pages that show you how they can be used.

{|
! colspan="8;" style="background-color:#cedff2;"| Raw Resources
|-
! style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Icon || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Resource || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Field Type || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Rarity || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Quantity || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Makes ||style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Crate Icon
|-
| [[File:IronOre.png|24px|Iron Ore]] || [[Iron Ore]] || Rock asteroids || Common || 600 per crate || [[Iron]] || [[File:Iron_Ore_01.png|24px|Iron Ore Crate]]
|-
| [[File:CopperOre.png|24px|Copper Ore]] || [[Copper Ore]] || Rock asteroids || Common || 600 per crate || [[Copper]], [[Brass]] || [[File:Copper_Ore_01.png|24px|Copper Ore Crate]]
|-
| [[File:SiliconOre.png|24px|Silicon Ore]] || [[Silicon Ore]] || Rock asteroids || Uncommon || 600 per crate || [[Silicon]] || [[File:Silicon_Ore_01.png|24px|Silicon Ore Crate]]
|-
| [[File:ZincOre.png|24px|Zinc Ore]] || [[Zinc Ore]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 600 per crate || [[Brass]] || [[File:Zinc_01.png|24px|Zinc Ore Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Water.png|24px|Water]] || [[Water]] || Ice asteroids || Common || 1,000 per crate || [[Hydrogen]], [[Oxygen]], [[Deuterium]] || [[File:Water_01.png|24px|Water Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Nitrogen.png|24px|]] || [[Nitrogen]] || Ice asteroids || Rare || 600 per crate || [[Nitrous Oxide]], [[Xanthium]], [[Di-Xanthium]], [[Tetra-Xanthium]] || [[File:Nitrogen_01.png|24px|Nitrogen Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Carbon.png|24px|Carbon]] || [[Carbon]] || Rock asteroids * || Common || 600 per crate || [[Steel]] || [[File:Carbon_01.png|24px|Carbon Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Gold.png|24px|Gold]] || [[Gold]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 50 per crate || [[Chipsets]], [[Cartridges]] || [[File:Gold_01.png|24px|Gold Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Iridium.png|24px|Iridium]] || [[Iridium]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 50 per crate || [[Chipsets]], [[Cartridges]] || [[File:Iridium_01.png|24px|Iridium Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Osmium.png|24px|Osmium]] || [[Osmium]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 50 per crate || [[Chipsets]], [[Cartridges]] || [[File:Osmium_01.png|24px|Osmium Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Silver.png|24px|Silver]] || [[Silver]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 50 per crate || [[Chipsets]], [[Cartridges]] || [[File:Silver_01.png|24px|Silver Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Mercury.png|24px|Mercury]] || [[Mercury]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 50 per crate || [[Chipsets]], [[Cartridges]] || [[File:Mercury_01.png|24px|Mercury Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Platinum.png|24px|Platinum]] || [[Platinum]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 50 per crate || [[Chipsets]], [[Cartridges]] || [[File:Platinum_01.png|24px|Platinum Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Deuterium.png|24px|Deuterium]] || [[Deuterium]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 50 per crate || [[Xanthium]] || [[File:Deuterium_01.png|24px|Deuterium Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Beryllium.png|24px|Beryllium]] || [[Beryllium]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 50 per crate || [[Xanthium]] || [[File:Beryllium_01.png|24px|Beryllium Crate]]
|-
| [[File:LeadOre.png|24px|Lead Ore]] || [[Lead Ore]] || Rock asteroids || Common || 600 per crate || [[Lead]] || [[File:LeadOre 01.png|24px|Lead Ore Crate]]
|-
| [[File:AluminiumOre.png|24px|Aluminium Ore]] || [[Aluminium Ore]] || Rock asteroids || Common || 600 per crate || [[Aluminium]] || [[File:AluminiumOre_01.png|24px|Aluminium Ore Crate]]
|-
| [[File:UraniumOre.png|24px|Uranium Ore]] || [[Uranium Ore]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 600 per crate || [[Uranium]] || [[File:UraniumOre_01.png|24px|Uranium Ore Crate]]
|}

<nowiki>* Carbon is also a byproduct of the </nowiki>[[Life Support Systems]].

===Refined Resources===
Refined resources are created by putting raw resources in a [[Refinery]], or by finding them on certain stations. For specific usage of these items other than crafting please click the item link below.
{|
! colspan="7;" style="background-color:#cedff2;"| Refined Resources
|-
! style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Icon || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Resource || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Made With || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Quantity || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:20%;"| Used In/For || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Crate Icon
|-
| [[File:Iron.png|24px|Iron]] || [[Iron]] || [[Iron Ore]] || 600 per crate || [[Steel]], [[Beacon]], [[Defense Drone]], [[Standard Shell]], ship components || [[File:Iron_01.png|24px|Iron Crate]]
|-
| [[File:SteelIcon.png|24px|Steel]] || [[Steel]] || [[Iron]], [[Carbon]] || 600 per crate || Advanced ship components || [[File:Steel_01.png|24px|Steel Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Copper.png|24px|Copper]] || [[Copper]] || [[Copper Ore]] || 600 per crate || Ship components || [[File:Copper_01.png|24px|Copper Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Hydrogen.png|24px|Hydrogen]] || [[Hydrogen]] || [[Water]] || 2,000 per crate || Fuel for Hydrogen Tank [[Hydrogen Tank TI|TI]] or [[Hydrogen Tank TII|TII]] || [[File:Hydrogen_01.png|24px|Hydrogen Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Oxygen.png|24px|Oxygen]] || [[Oxygen]] || [[Water]] || 1,000 per crate || Used in [[Life Support Systems]] or for [[Nitrous Oxide]] || [[File:Oxygen_01.png|24px|Oxygen Crate]]
|-
| [[File:NitrousOxide.png|24px|Nitrous Oxide]] || [[Nitrous Oxide]] || [[Nitrogen]], [[Oxygen]] || 600 per crate || [[Standard Ammo]], [[Missile Launcher#Standard Missile|Standard Missile]] || [[File:Nitrous_Oxide_01.png|24px|Nitrous Oxide Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Silicon.png|24px|Silicon]] || [[Silicon]] || [[Silicon Ore]] || 600 per crate || [[Chipsets]], [[Cartridges]], Advanced ship components || [[File:Silicon_01.png|24px|Silicon Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Brass.png|24px|Brass]] || [[Brass]] || [[Copper Ore]], [[Zinc Ore]] || 600 per crate || [[Standard Shell]] || [[File:Brass_01.png|24px|Brass Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Xanthium.png|24px|Xanthium]] || [[Xanthium]] || [[Nitrogen]], [[Deuterium]], [[Beryllium]] || 1,000 per crate || TI [[Rift Generator]] fuel || [[File:Xanthium_01.png|24px|Xanthium Crate]]
|-
| [[File:DiXanthium.png|24px|Di-Xanthium]] || [[Di-Xanthium]] || [[Xanthium]], [[Nitrogen]], [[Mercury]] || 1,000 per crate || TII [[Rift Generator]] fuel || [[File:Di_Xanthium_01.png|24px|Di-Xanthium Crate]]
|-
| [[File:TetraXanthium.png|24px|Tetra-Xanthium]] || [[Tetra-Xanthium]] || [[Di-Xanthium]], [[Nitrogen]], [[Osmium]] || 1,000 per crate || TIII [[Rift Generator]] fuel || [[File:Tetra-Xanthium_01.png|24px|Tetra-Xanthium Crate]]
|-
| [[File:TNP256.png|24px|TNP]] || [[TNP]] || N/A: Already Refined. || 200 per crate || [[Missile Launcher#Advanced Missile|Advanced Missile]] || [[File:TNP_01.png|24px|TNP Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Lead.png|24px|Lead]] || [[Lead]] || [[Lead Ore]] || 600 per crate || [[Nuclear Reactor]] || [[File:Lead_01.png|24px|Lead Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Aluminium.png|24px|Aluminium]] || [[Aluminium]] || [[Aluminium Ore]] || 600 per crate || [[Nuclear Reactor]], Large Ship Engine, [[Heat Sink]] TI & TIII || [[File:Aluminium_01.png|24px|Aluminium Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Uranium.png|24px|Uranium]] || [[Uranium]] || [[Uranium Ore]] || 600 per crate || [[U-238 Fuel]] Cell || [[File:Uranium_01.png|24px|Uranium Crate]]
|}

===Radioactive Resources===
Radioactive resources are created in the [[Assembling Machine]] or the [[Nuclear Reactor]] from refined items and / or spent fuel cells as follows. While three of these items are manufactured in the [[Assembling Machine]], they are listed here to help display the order of the reactive chain. For specific usage of these items other than crafting please click the item link below.
{|
! colspan="7;" style="background-color:#cedff2;"| Refined Resources
|-
! style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Icon || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Resource || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Made With || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Quantity || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:20%;"| Used In/For || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Crate Icon
|-
| [[File:U-238Fuel.png|24px|U-238 Fuel]] || [[U-238 Fuel]] || [[Assembling Machine]] || 1 Fuel cell || [[Nuclear Reactor]] || [[File:Uranium238_01.png|24px|U-238Fuel]]
|-
| [[File:U-238DFuel.png|24px|U-238D Fuel]] || [[U-238D Fuel]] || [[Nuclear Reactor]] || 1 Fuel cell || [[Pu-239 Fuel]] cell || [[File:Uranium238D_01.png|24px|U-238D Fuel]]
|-
| [[File:Pu-239Fuel.png|24px|Pu-239 Fuel]] || [[Pu-239 Fuel]] || [[Assembling Machine]] || 1 Fuel cell || [[Nuclear Reactor]] || [[File:Plutonium239_01.png|24px|Pu-239 Fuel]]
|-
| [[File:Pu-239DFuel.png|24px|Pu-239D Fuel]] || [[Pu-239D Fuel]] || [[Nuclear Reactor]] || 1 Fuel cell || [[Pu-241 Fuel]] cell || [[File:Plutonium239D_01.png|24px|Pu-239D Fuel]]
|-
| [[File:Pu-241Fuel.png|24px|Pu-241 Fuel]] || [[Pu-241 Fuel]] || [[Assembling Machine]] || 1 Fuel cell || [[Nuclear Reactor]] || [[File:Plutonium241_01.png|24px|Pu-241 Fuel]]
|-
| [[File:Pu-241DFuel.png|24px|Pu-241D Fuel]] || [[Pu-241D Fuel]] || [[Nuclear Reactor]] || 1 Fuel cell || Nuclear Waste? || [[File:Plutonium241D_01.png|24px|Pu-241D Fuel]]
|}

===Manufactured Resources===
Manufactured resources are created in an [[Assembling Machine]].

{|
! colspan="8;" style="background-color:#cedff2;"| Manufactured Resources
|-
! style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Icon || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Resource || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Quantity || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:20%;"| Made With ||style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Crate Icon
|-
| [[File:Beacon.png|24px|Beacon]] || [[Beacon]] || 1 per crate || [[Iron]], [[Copper]], [[Silicon]] || [[File:Beacon_01.png|24px|Beacon]]
|-
| [[File:DefenseDrone256.png|24px|Defense Drone]] || [[Defense Drone]] || 1 per crate || [[Iron]], [[Copper]], [[Brass]] || [[File:DefenseDrone_01.png|24px|Defense Drone]]
|-
| [[File:RepairDrone256.png|24px|Repair Drone]] || [[Repair Drone]] || 1 per crate || [[Iron]], [[Silicon]], [[Brass]] || [[File:RepairDrone_01.png|24px|Repair Drone]]
|-
| [[File:StandardShell.png|24px|Standard Shell]] || [[Standard Shell]] || 1,200 per crate || [[Iron]], [[Brass]] || [[File:Standard_Shells_01.png|24px|Standard Shell]]
|-
| [[File:StandardAmmo.png|24px|Standard Ammo]] || [[Standard Ammo]] || 1,200 per crate || [[Standard Shell]], [[Nitrous Oxide]] || [[File:Standard_Ammo_01.png|24px|Standard Ammo]]
|-
| [[File:Missile256.png|24px|Standard Missile]] || [[Missile_Launcher|Standard Missile]] || 1 per crate || [[Brass]],[[Steel]], [[Nitrous Oxide]] || [[File:Missile_01.png|24px|Standard Missile]]
|-
| [[File:MissileAdvanced256.png|24px|Advanced Missile]] || [[Missile_Launcher|Advanced Missile]] || 1 per crate || [[Brass]], [[Steel]], [[TNP]] || [[File:AdvancedMissile_01.png|24px|Advanced Missile]]
|-
| [[File:IronTurbine.png|24px|Iron Turbine]] || [[Iron Turbine]] || 3,600 per crate || [[Iron]] || [[File:IronTurbine_01.png|24px|Iron Turbine]]
|-
| [[File:SteelTurbine.png|24px|Steel Turbine]] || [[Steel Turbine]] || 7,200 per crate || [[Steel]] || [[File:SteelTurbine.png|24px|Steel Turbine]]
|-
| [[File:PlatinumTurbine.png|24px|Platinum Turbine]] || [[Platinum Turbine]] || 21,600 per crate || [[Iron]], [[Platinum]] || [[File:PlatinumTurbine_01.png|24px|Platinum Turbine]]
|}

===Scrap Resources===
Scrap resources can be salvaged from wrecks or from deconstructing ships. Scrap resources can be put in a [[Refinery]] to make usable resources.

'''NOTE:''' Copper Scrap will be made only into [[Copper]] not [[Copper Ore]] and therefore cannot be used to make [[Brass]].
{|
! colspan="8;" style="background-color:#cedff2;"| Scrap Resources
|-
! style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Icon || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Resource || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Quantity || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Makes ||style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Crate Icon
|-
| [[File:ScrapIron.png|24px|Iron Scrap]] || Iron Scrap || 600 per bundle || [[Iron]] || [[File:Iron_Scrap_01.png|24px|Iron Scrap]]
|-
| [[File:ScrapCopper.png|24px|Copper Scrap]] || Copper Scrap || 600 per bundle || [[Copper]] || [[File:Copper_Scrap.png|24px|Copper Scrap]]
|-
| [[File:ScrapSilicon.png|24px|Silicon Scrap]] || Silicon Scrap || 600 per bundle || [[Silicon]] || [[File:Silicon_Scrap_01.png|24px|Silicon Scrap]]
|-
| [[File:ScrapSink.png|24px|Zinc Scrap]] || Zinc Scrap || 600 per bundle || [[Zinc Ore]] || [[File:Zinc_Scrap_01.png|24px|Zinc Scrap]]
|-
| [[File:ScrapCarbon.png|24px|Carbon Scrap]] || Carbon Scrap || 600 per bundle || [[Carbon]] || [[File:Carbon_01.png|24px|Carbon Scrap]]
|-
| [[File:ScrapSteel.png|24px|Steel Scrap]] || Steel Scrap || 600 per bundle || [[Steel]] || [[File:Steel_Scrap_01.png|24px|Steel Scrap]]
|-
| [[File:ScrapBrass.png|24px|Brass Scrap]] || Brass Scrap || 600 per bundle || [[Brass]] || [[File:Brass_Scrap_01.png|24px|Brass Scrap]]
|}

===Other Resources===

{|
! colspan="8;" style="background-color:#cedff2;"| Other Resources
|-
! style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Icon || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Resource || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Quantity || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:20%;"| Usage ||style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Crate Icon
|-
| [[File:Unobtanium.png|24px|Unobtainium]] || [[Unobtainium]] || 10 per crate || Used for Admin devices. || [[File:Missing.png|24px|Unobtanium Crate]]
|-
| [[File:AlienMeat.png|24px|Alien Meat]] || [[Alien Meat]] || 600 per crate || Can be sold in trade hubs. || [[File:Alien_Biomatter_01.png|24px|Alien Meat]]
|-
| [[File:Pumpkin.png|24px|Pumpkin]] || [[Pumpkin]] || 1 || Refine into candy crates. || [[File:Pumpkin_01.png|24px|Pumpkin]]
|}

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Resources can be stored on [[Cargo#Cargo Pad|Cargo Pad]]s or in the [[Vault]]. Resources are used to manufacture other items in the [[Refinery]], [[Assembling Machine]] or [[3D Printer]]. They can also be used as fuel, in-space objects, or as trade goods. There are several different types of resources that are all defined below.

Resources can be purchased in stations around the galaxy for [[File:Credits.png|24px|link=U-nits|U-nits]] [[U-nits]], or obtained by trading with other players or manufacturing them yourself.

===Raw Resources===
Raw Resources are mined from asteroid fields by using [[Resource Extractor]]s. They are stored in containment crates which can be then stored on pallets in your ship or in the vault at a base.

The following table lists the raw resources in the game, where they can be found, their rarity and how many can be stored per containment crate. Any raw resources that can be used without being refined are linked to the resource pages that show you how they can be used.

{|
! colspan="8;" style="background-color:#cedff2;"| Raw Resources
|-
! style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Icon || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Resource || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Field Type || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Rarity || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Quantity || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Makes ||style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Crate Icon
|-
| [[File:IronOre.png|24px|Iron Ore]] || [[Iron Ore]] || Rock asteroids || Common || 600 per crate || [[Iron]] || [[File:Iron_Ore_01.png|24px|Iron Ore Crate]]
|-
| [[File:CopperOre.png|24px|Copper Ore]] || [[Copper Ore]] || Rock asteroids || Common || 600 per crate || [[Copper]], [[Brass]] || [[File:Copper_Ore_01.png|24px|Copper Ore Crate]]
|-
| [[File:SiliconOre.png|24px|Silicon Ore]] || [[Silicon Ore]] || Rock asteroids || Uncommon || 600 per crate || [[Silicon]] || [[File:Silicon_Ore_01.png|24px|Silicon Ore Crate]]
|-
| [[File:ZincOre.png|24px|Zinc Ore]] || [[Zinc Ore]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 600 per crate || [[Brass]] || [[File:Zinc_01.png|24px|Zinc Ore Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Water.png|24px|Water]] || [[Water]] || Ice asteroids || Common || 1,000 per crate || [[Hydrogen]], [[Oxygen]], [[Deuterium]] || [[File:Water_01.png|24px|Water Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Nitrogen.png|24px|]] || [[Nitrogen]] || Ice asteroids || Rare || 600 per crate || [[Nitrous Oxide]], [[Xanthium]], [[Di-Xanthium]], [[Tetra-Xanthium]] || [[File:Nitrogen_01.png|24px|Nitrogen Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Carbon.png|24px|Carbon]] || [[Carbon]] || Rock asteroids * || Common || 600 per crate || [[Steel]] || [[File:Carbon_01.png|24px|Carbon Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Gold.png|24px|Gold]] || [[Gold]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 50 per crate || [[Chipsets]], [[Cartridges]] || [[File:Gold_01.png|24px|Gold Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Iridium.png|24px|Iridium]] || [[Iridium]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 50 per crate || [[Chipsets]], [[Cartridges]] || [[File:Iridium_01.png|24px|Iridium Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Osmium.png|24px|Osmium]] || [[Osmium]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 50 per crate || [[Chipsets]], [[Cartridges]] || [[File:Osmium_01.png|24px|Osmium Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Silver.png|24px|Silver]] || [[Silver]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 50 per crate || [[Chipsets]], [[Cartridges]] || [[File:Silver_01.png|24px|Silver Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Mercury.png|24px|Mercury]] || [[Mercury]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 50 per crate || [[Chipsets]], [[Cartridges]] || [[File:Mercury_01.png|24px|Mercury Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Platinum.png|24px|Platinum]] || [[Platinum]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 50 per crate || [[Chipsets]], [[Cartridges]] || [[File:Platinum_01.png|24px|Platinum Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Deuterium.png|24px|Deuterium]] || [[Deuterium]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 50 per crate || [[Xanthium]] || [[File:Deuterium_01.png|24px|Deuterium Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Beryllium.png|24px|Beryllium]] || [[Beryllium]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 50 per crate || [[Xanthium]] || [[File:Beryllium_01.png|24px|Beryllium Crate]]
|-
| [[File:LeadOre.png|24px|Lead Ore]] || [[Lead Ore]] || Rock asteroids || Common || 600 per crate || [[Lead]] || [[File:LeadOre 01.png|24px|Lead Ore Crate]]
|-
| [[File:AluminiumOre.png|24px|Aluminium Ore]] || [[Aluminium Ore]] || Rock asteroids || Common || 600 per crate || [[Aluminium]] || [[File:AluminiumOre_01.png|24px|Aluminium Ore Crate]]
|-
| [[File:UraniumOre.png|24px|Uranium Ore]] || [[Uranium Ore]] || Rock asteroids || Rare || 600 per crate || [[Uranium]] || [[File:UraniumOre_01.png|24px|Uranium Ore Crate]]
|}

<nowiki>* Carbon is also a byproduct of the </nowiki>[[Life Support Systems]].

===Refined Resources===
Refined resources are created by putting raw resources in a [[Refinery]], or by finding them on certain stations. For specific usage of these items other than crafting please click the item link below.
{|
! colspan="7;" style="background-color:#cedff2;"| Refined Resources
|-
! style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Icon || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Resource || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Made With || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Quantity || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:20%;"| Used In/For || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Crate Icon
|-
| [[File:Iron.png|24px|Iron]] || [[Iron]] || [[Iron Ore]] || 600 per crate || [[Steel]], [[Beacon]], [[Defense Drone]], [[Standard Shell]], ship components || [[File:Iron_01.png|24px|Iron Crate]]
|-
| [[File:SteelIcon.png|24px|Steel]] || [[Steel]] || [[Iron]], [[Carbon]] || 600 per crate || Advanced ship components || [[File:Steel_01.png|24px|Steel Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Copper.png|24px|Copper]] || [[Copper]] || [[Copper Ore]] || 600 per crate || Ship components || [[File:Copper_01.png|24px|Copper Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Hydrogen.png|24px|Hydrogen]] || [[Hydrogen]] || [[Water]] || 2,000 per crate || Fuel for Hydrogen Tank [[Hydrogen Tank TI|TI]] or [[Hydrogen Tank TII|TII]] || [[File:Hydrogen_01.png|24px|Hydrogen Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Oxygen.png|24px|Oxygen]] || [[Oxygen]] || [[Water]] || 1,000 per crate || Used in [[Life Support Systems]] or for [[Nitrous Oxide]] || [[File:Oxygen_01.png|24px|Oxygen Crate]]
|-
| [[File:NitrousOxide.png|24px|Nitrous Oxide]] || [[Nitrous Oxide]] || [[Nitrogen]], [[Oxygen]] || 600 per crate || [[Standard Ammo]], [[Missile Launcher#Standard Missile|Standard Missile]] || [[File:Nitrous_Oxide_01.png|24px|Nitrous Oxide Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Silicon.png|24px|Silicon]] || [[Silicon]] || [[Silicon Ore]] || 600 per crate || [[Chipsets]], [[Cartridges]], Advanced ship components || [[File:Silicon_01.png|24px|Silicon Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Brass.png|24px|Brass]] || [[Brass]] || [[Copper Ore]], [[Zinc Ore]] || 600 per crate || [[Standard Shell]] || [[File:Brass_01.png|24px|Brass Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Xanthium.png|24px|Xanthium]] || [[Xanthium]] || [[Nitrogen]], [[Deuterium]], [[Beryllium]] || 1,000 per crate || TI [[Rift Generator]] fuel || [[File:Xanthium_01.png|24px|Xanthium Crate]]
|-
| [[File:DiXanthium.png|24px|Di-Xanthium]] || [[Di-Xanthium]] || [[Xanthium]], [[Nitrogen]], [[Mercury]] || 1,000 per crate || TII [[Rift Generator]] fuel || [[File:Di_Xanthium_01.png|24px|Di-Xanthium Crate]]
|-
| [[File:TetraXanthium.png|24px|Tetra-Xanthium]] || [[Tetra-Xanthium]] || [[Di-Xanthium]], [[Nitrogen]], [[Osmium]] || 1,000 per crate || TIII [[Rift Generator]] fuel || [[File:Tetra-Xanthium_01.png|24px|Tetra-Xanthium Crate]]
|-
| [[File:TNP256.png|24px|TNP]] || [[TNP]] || N/A: Already Refined. || 200 per crate || [[Missile Launcher#Advanced Missile|Advanced Missile]] || [[File:TNP_01.png|24px|TNP Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Lead.png|24px|Lead]] || [[Lead]] || [[Lead Ore]] || 600 per crate || [[Nuclear Reactor]] || [[File:Lead_01.png|24px|Lead Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Aluminium.png|24px|Aluminium]] || [[Aluminium]] || [[Aluminium Ore]] || 600 per crate || [[Nuclear Reactor]], Large Ship Engine, [[Heat Sink]] TI & TIII || [[File:Aluminium_01.png|24px|Aluminium Crate]]
|-
| [[File:Uranium.png|24px|Uranium]] || [[Uranium]] || [[Uranium Ore]] || 600 per crate || [[U-238 Fuel]] Cell || [[File:Uranium_01.png|24px|Uranium Crate]]
|}

===Radioactive Resources===
Radioactive resources are created in the [[Assembling Machine]] or the [[Nuclear Reactor]] from refined items and / or spent fuel cells as follows. While three of these items are manufactured in the [[Assembling Machine]], they are listed here to help display the order of the reactive chain. For specific usage of these items other than crafting please click the item link below.
{|
! colspan="7;" style="background-color:#cedff2;"| Refined Resources
|-
! style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Icon || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Resource || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Made With || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Quantity || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:20%;"| Used In/For || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Crate Icon
|-
| [[File:U-238Fuel.png|24px|U-238 Fuel]] || [[U-238 Fuel]] || [[Assembling Machine]] || 1 Fuel cell || [[Nuclear Reactor]] || [[File:U-238Fuel_01.png|24px|U-238Fuel]]
|-
| [[File:U-238DFuel.png|24px|U-238D Fuel]] || [[U-238D Fuel]] || [[Nuclear Reactor]] || 1 Fuel cell || [[Pu-239 Fuel]] cell || [[File:U-238DFuel_01.png|24px|U-238D Fuel]]
|-
| [[File:Pu-239Fuel.png|24px|Pu-239 Fuel]] || [[Pu-239 Fuel]] || [[Assembling Machine]] || 1 Fuel cell || [[Nuclear Reactor]] || [[File:Pu-239Fuel_01.png|24px|Pu-239 Fuel]]
|-
| [[File:Pu-239DFuel.png|24px|Pu-239D Fuel]] || [[Pu-239D Fuel]] || [[Nuclear Reactor]] || 1 Fuel cell || [[Pu-241 Fuel]] cell || [[File:Pu-239DFuel.png|24px|Pu-239D Fuel]]
|-
| [[File:Pu-241Fuel.png|24px|Pu-241 Fuel]] || [[Pu-241 Fuel]] || [[Assembling Machine]] || 1 Fuel cell || [[Nuclear Reactor]] || [[File:Pu-241Fuel.png|24px|Pu-241 Fuel]]
|-
| [[File:Pu-241DFuel.png|24px|Pu-241D Fuel]] || [[Pu-241D Fuel]] || [[Nuclear Reactor]] || 1 Fuel cell || Nuclear Waste? || [[File:Pu-241DFuel.png|24px|Pu-241D Fuel]]
|}

===Manufactured Resources===
Manufactured resources are created in an [[Assembling Machine]].

{|
! colspan="8;" style="background-color:#cedff2;"| Manufactured Resources
|-
! style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Icon || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Resource || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Quantity || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:20%;"| Made With ||style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Crate Icon
|-
| [[File:Beacon.png|24px|Beacon]] || [[Beacon]] || 1 per crate || [[Iron]], [[Copper]], [[Silicon]] || [[File:Beacon_01.png|24px|Beacon]]
|-
| [[File:DefenseDrone256.png|24px|Defense Drone]] || [[Defense Drone]] || 1 per crate || [[Iron]], [[Copper]], [[Brass]] || [[File:DefenseDrone_01.png|24px|Defense Drone]]
|-
| [[File:RepairDrone256.png|24px|Repair Drone]] || [[Repair Drone]] || 1 per crate || [[Iron]], [[Silicon]], [[Brass]] || [[File:RepairDrone_01.png|24px|Repair Drone]]
|-
| [[File:StandardShell.png|24px|Standard Shell]] || [[Standard Shell]] || 1,200 per crate || [[Iron]], [[Brass]] || [[File:Standard_Shells_01.png|24px|Standard Shell]]
|-
| [[File:StandardAmmo.png|24px|Standard Ammo]] || [[Standard Ammo]] || 1,200 per crate || [[Standard Shell]], [[Nitrous Oxide]] || [[File:Standard_Ammo_01.png|24px|Standard Ammo]]
|-
| [[File:Missile256.png|24px|Standard Missile]] || [[Missile_Launcher|Standard Missile]] || 1 per crate || [[Brass]],[[Steel]], [[Nitrous Oxide]] || [[File:Missile_01.png|24px|Standard Missile]]
|-
| [[File:MissileAdvanced256.png|24px|Advanced Missile]] || [[Missile_Launcher|Advanced Missile]] || 1 per crate || [[Brass]], [[Steel]], [[TNP]] || [[File:AdvancedMissile_01.png|24px|Advanced Missile]]
|-
| [[File:IronTurbine.png|24px|Iron Turbine]] || [[Iron Turbine]] || 3,600 per crate || [[Iron]] || [[File:IronTurbine_01.png|24px|Iron Turbine]]
|-
| [[File:SteelTurbine.png|24px|Steel Turbine]] || [[Steel Turbine]] || 7,200 per crate || [[Steel]] || [[File:SteelTurbine.png|24px|Steel Turbine]]
|-
| [[File:PlatinumTurbine.png|24px|Platinum Turbine]] || [[Platinum Turbine]] || 21,600 per crate || [[Iron]], [[Platinum]] || [[File:PlatinumTurbine_01.png|24px|Platinum Turbine]]
|}

===Scrap Resources===
Scrap resources can be salvaged from wrecks or from deconstructing ships. Scrap resources can be put in a [[Refinery]] to make usable resources.

'''NOTE:''' Copper Scrap will be made only into [[Copper]] not [[Copper Ore]] and therefore cannot be used to make [[Brass]].
{|
! colspan="8;" style="background-color:#cedff2;"| Scrap Resources
|-
! style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Icon || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Resource || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Quantity || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Makes ||style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Crate Icon
|-
| [[File:ScrapIron.png|24px|Iron Scrap]] || Iron Scrap || 600 per bundle || [[Iron]] || [[File:Iron_Scrap_01.png|24px|Iron Scrap]]
|-
| [[File:ScrapCopper.png|24px|Copper Scrap]] || Copper Scrap || 600 per bundle || [[Copper]] || [[File:Copper_Scrap.png|24px|Copper Scrap]]
|-
| [[File:ScrapSilicon.png|24px|Silicon Scrap]] || Silicon Scrap || 600 per bundle || [[Silicon]] || [[File:Silicon_Scrap_01.png|24px|Silicon Scrap]]
|-
| [[File:ScrapSink.png|24px|Zinc Scrap]] || Zinc Scrap || 600 per bundle || [[Zinc Ore]] || [[File:Zinc_Scrap_01.png|24px|Zinc Scrap]]
|-
| [[File:ScrapCarbon.png|24px|Carbon Scrap]] || Carbon Scrap || 600 per bundle || [[Carbon]] || [[File:Carbon_01.png|24px|Carbon Scrap]]
|-
| [[File:ScrapSteel.png|24px|Steel Scrap]] || Steel Scrap || 600 per bundle || [[Steel]] || [[File:Steel_Scrap_01.png|24px|Steel Scrap]]
|-
| [[File:ScrapBrass.png|24px|Brass Scrap]] || Brass Scrap || 600 per bundle || [[Brass]] || [[File:Brass_Scrap_01.png|24px|Brass Scrap]]
|}

===Other Resources===

{|
! colspan="8;" style="background-color:#cedff2;"| Other Resources
|-
! style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Icon || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Resource || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:10%;"| Quantity || style="background-color:#cedff2; width:20%;"| Usage ||style="background-color:#cedff2; width:2.5%;"| Crate Icon
|-
| [[File:Unobtanium.png|24px|Unobtainium]] || [[Unobtainium]] || 10 per crate || Used for Admin devices. || [[File:Missing.png|24px|Unobtanium Crate]]
|-
| [[File:AlienMeat.png|24px|Alien Meat]] || [[Alien Meat]] || 600 per crate || Can be sold in trade hubs. || [[File:Alien_Biomatter_01.png|24px|Alien Meat]]
|-
| [[File:Pumpkin.png|24px|Pumpkin]] || [[Pumpkin]] || 1 || Refine into candy crates. || [[File:Pumpkin_01.png|24px|Pumpkin]]
|}

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Translation Tool

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[[File:LanguageFileIcon.png|right|thumb|200px]]
=== Description ===
The translation tool is a small piece of additional software included with Interstellar Rift (from version e0.1.37), it allows for the uploading of translation files to the Steam workshop.
The tool can be found in the installation folder of Interstellar Rift ("Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Interstellar Rift\Build").
----
=== How to make a translation ===
In the installation folder of Interstellar Rift ("Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Interstellar Rift\Content\Languages") you will find "localisation-en.json", this file can be edited with any text editor and includes every line of text in Interstellar Rift. A copy of this file can be made to create additional translation files for the game.

If opened the file shows the following information at the top or bottom:

"Gameversion": "0.1.36",
"TranslationVersion": "1",
"Language": "eng",
"Name": "English (built-in)",
"PublishedFileId": "0",

Here you can set the name of your translation file ("Name": "yournamehere"), all the other options will be automatically set by the Translation Tool.

Looking below that information the file divides into many subcategories such as:

"Ammo Loader": {
"100001": "Ammunition",
"100004": "Group: {0}",
"100005": "No Group",
"100006": "Remove Crate",
"100007": "Insert Crate",
},

The name on the top of each subcategory can not be changed as it is used as an identifier to locate the translated lines.

The numbers in front of the translation strings can also not be changed. Please note, any numbers in between "{}" must remain, as they are used to insert dynamic information into the text lines of the game. For example in the line; "{0} invites you to join their crew.", the "{0}" indicates a player name that is later on inserted into the line.

Please also take care to maintain any spaces at the beginning of a line, as they might be inserted directly after existing text.

When completed or to see your progress you can either replace the contents of the original translation file, (make sure to keep a backup!) or upload your new translation file to the Steam Workshop.
----
=== Uploading a translation file ===
[[File:IRLanguageTool.png|frame|Translation Tool]]
You can upload a translation file with the Translation Tool found in the installation folder of Interstellar Rift. After booting you can select a file to upload by clicking the "select file" button.
Once selected you must set the language of the file, from the language drop down list. Once set you can hit the "upload" button to upload the file to the workshop (this might take a minute).

You can find your file through your Steam application, or the Steam website. Hover over your username and select "Content", here you will find your workshop items.

Click on your translation file and hit the "subscribe" button to automatically add the language to your game. It might take a few minutes before it appears in your menu.

To set your new language as the default, open Interstellar Rift, go to the options and select the "language" tab on the top left.

You can set your file to private if you want to keep it off the workshop, by clicking on it in your workshop files. This is also where you can find any other settings that relate to the workshop.

=== Modifying a translation file ===

You can simply modify your translation file by re-uploading the file through the Translation Tool, it will then automatically update your file after a couple of minutes.

Make sure that you keep the published file ID that is located at the top of your translation file the same! This ID is automatically set to a random number after the first upload.

Alternatively if you want to make a new file from an existing one, simply reset the published file ID to "0", this will force the Translation Tool to create a new number when you upload it.

Main Page

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== Tutorials ==

[[BeginnersGuide|Beginner's Guide]]

[[Interstellar Rift Tutorials]]

== Editor ==

[[Editor Categories]]

[[Editor Modes]]

[[Comparison Tables]]

== Game ==

[[Engines]]

[[Game Mechanics]]

[[World Features]]

[[Resources]]

[[Systems]]

[[Weapons]]

[[Planned Features]]

[[Recent updates]]

== Tools ==

[[Translation Tool]]
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Translation Tool

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[[File:LanguageFileIcon.png|right|thumb|200px]]
=== Description ===
The translation tool is a small piece of additional software included with Interstellar Rift, it allows for the uploading of translation files to the Steam workshop.
The tool can be found in the installation folder of Interstellar Rift ("Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Interstellar Rift\Build").
----
=== How to make a translation ===
In the installation folder of Interstellar Rift ("Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Interstellar Rift\Content\Languages") you will find "localisation-en.json", this file can be edited with any text editor and includes every line of text in Interstellar Rift. A copy of this file can be made to create additional translation files for the game.

If opened the file shows the following information at the top or bottom:

"Gameversion": "0.1.36",
"TranslationVersion": "1",
"Language": "eng",
"Name": "English (built-in)",
"PublishedFileId": "0",

Here you can set the name of your translation file ("Name": "yournamehere"), all the other options will be automatically set by the Translation Tool.

Looking below that information the file divides into many subcategories such as:

"Ammo Loader": {
"100001": "Ammunition",
"100004": "Group: {0}",
"100005": "No Group",
"100006": "Remove Crate",
"100007": "Insert Crate",
},

The name on the top of each subcategory can not be changed as it is used as an identifier to locate the translated lines.

The numbers in front of the translation strings can also not be changed. Please note, any numbers in between "{}" must remain, as they are used to insert dynamic information into the text lines of the game. For example in the line; "{0} invites you to join their crew.", the "{0}" indicates a player name that is later on inserted into the line.

Please also take care to maintain any spaces at the beginning of a line, as they might be inserted directly after existing text.

When completed or to see your progress you can either replace the contents of the original translation file, (make sure to keep a backup!) or upload your new translation file to the Steam Workshop.
----
=== Uploading a translation file ===
[[File:IRLanguageTool.png|frame|Translation Tool]]
You can upload a translation file with the Translation Tool found in the installation folder of Interstellar Rift. After booting you can select a file to upload by clicking the "select file" button.
Once selected you must set the language of the file, from the language drop down list. Once set you can hit the "upload" button to upload the file to the workshop (this might take a minute).

You can find your file through your Steam application, or the Steam website. Hover over your username and select "Content", here you will find your workshop items.

Click on your translation file and hit the "subscribe" button to automatically add the language to your game. It might take a few minutes before it appears in your menu.

To set your new language as the default, open Interstellar Rift, go to the options and select the "language" tab on the top left.

You can set your file to private if you want to keep it off the workshop, by clicking on it in your workshop files. This is also where you can find any other settings that relate to the workshop.

=== Modifying a translation file ===

You can simply modify your translation file by re-uploading the file through the Translation Tool, it will then automatically update your file after a couple of minutes.

Make sure that you keep the published file ID that is located at the top of your translation file the same! This ID is automatically set to a random number after the first upload.

Alternatively if you want to make a new file from an existing one, simply reset the published file ID to "0", this will force the Translation Tool to create a new number when you upload it.

Translation Tool

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[[File:LanguageFileIcon.png|thumb|200px]]
=== Description ===
The translation tool is a small piece of additional software included with Interstellar Rift, it allows for the uploading of translation files to the Steam workshop.
The tool can be found in the installation folder of Interstellar Rift ("Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Interstellar Rift\Build").
----
=== How to make a translation ===
In the installation folder of Interstellar Rift ("Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Interstellar Rift\Content\Languages") you will find "localisation-en.json", this file can be edited with any text editor and includes every line of text in Interstellar Rift. A copy of this file can be made to create additional translation files for the game.

If opened the file shows the following information at the top or bottom:

"Gameversion": "0.1.36",
"TranslationVersion": "1",
"Language": "eng",
"Name": "English (built-in)",
"PublishedFileId": "0",

Here you can set the name of your translation file ("Name": "yournamehere"), all the other options will be automatically set by the Translation Tool.

Looking below that information the file divides into many subcategories such as:

"Ammo Loader": {
"100001": "Ammunition",
"100004": "Group: {0}",
"100005": "No Group",
"100006": "Remove Crate",
"100007": "Insert Crate",
},

The name on the top of each subcategory can not be changed as it is used as an identifier to locate the translated lines.

The numbers in front of the translation strings can also not be changed. Please note, any numbers in between "{}" must remain, as they are used to insert dynamic information into the text lines of the game. For example in the line; "{0} invites you to join their crew.", the "{0}" indicates a player name that is later on inserted into the line.

Please also take care to maintain any spaces at the beginning of a line, as they might be inserted directly after existing text.

When completed or to see your progress you can either replace the contents of the original translation file, (make sure to keep a backup!) or upload your new translation file to the Steam Workshop.
----
=== Uploading a translation file ===
[[File:IRLanguageTool.png|frame|Translation Tool]]
You can upload a translation file with the Translation Tool found in the installation folder of Interstellar Rift. After booting you can select a file to upload by clicking the "select file" button.
Once selected you must set the language of the file, from the language drop down list. Once set you can hit the "upload" button to upload the file to the workshop (this might take a minute).

You can find your file through your Steam application, or the Steam website. Hover over your username and select "Content", here you will find your workshop items.

Click on your translation file and hit the "subscribe" button to automatically add the language to your game. It might take a few minutes before it appears in your menu.

To set your new language as the default, open Interstellar Rift, go to the options and select the "language" tab on the top left.

You can set your file to private if you want to keep it off the workshop, by clicking on it in your workshop files. This is also where you can find any other settings that relate to the workshop.

=== Modifying a translation file ===

You can simply modify your translation file by re-uploading the file through the Translation Tool, it will then automatically update your file after a couple of minutes.

Make sure that you keep the published file ID that is located at the top of your translation file the same! This ID is automatically set to a random number after the first upload.

Alternatively if you want to make a new file from an existing one, simply reset the published file ID to "0", this will force the Translation Tool to create a new number when you upload it.

Translation Tool

2017-01-13T16:30:39Z

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[[File:LanguageFileIcon.png|frame|100Px|Translation Tool]]
=== Description ===
The translation tool is a small piece of additional software included with Interstellar Rift, it allows for the uploading of translation files to the Steam workshop.
The tool can be found in the installation folder of Interstellar Rift ("Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Interstellar Rift\Build").
----
=== How to make a translation ===
In the installation folder of Interstellar Rift ("Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Interstellar Rift\Content\Languages") you will find "localisation-en.json", this file can be edited with any text editor and includes every line of text in Interstellar Rift. A copy of this file can be made to create additional translation files for the game.

If opened the file shows the following information at the top or bottom:

"Gameversion": "0.1.36",
"TranslationVersion": "1",
"Language": "eng",
"Name": "English (built-in)",
"PublishedFileId": "0",

Here you can set the name of your translation file ("Name": "yournamehere"), all the other options will be automatically set by the Translation Tool.

Looking below that information the file divides into many subcategories such as:

"Ammo Loader": {
"100001": "Ammunition",
"100004": "Group: {0}",
"100005": "No Group",
"100006": "Remove Crate",
"100007": "Insert Crate",
},

The name on the top of each subcategory can not be changed as it is used as an identifier to locate the translated lines.

The numbers in front of the translation strings can also not be changed. Please note, any numbers in between "{}" must remain, as they are used to insert dynamic information into the text lines of the game. For example in the line; "{0} invites you to join their crew.", the "{0}" indicates a player name that is later on inserted into the line.

Please also take care to maintain any spaces at the beginning of a line, as they might be inserted directly after existing text.

When completed or to see your progress you can either replace the contents of the original translation file, (make sure to keep a backup!) or upload your new translation file to the Steam Workshop.
----
=== Uploading a translation file ===
[[File:IRLanguageTool.png|frame|Translation Tool]]
You can upload a translation file with the Translation Tool found in the installation folder of Interstellar Rift. After booting you can select a file to upload by clicking the "select file" button.
Once selected you must set the language of the file, from the language drop down list. Once set you can hit the "upload" button to upload the file to the workshop (this might take a minute).

You can find your file through your Steam application, or the Steam website. Hover over your username and select "Content", here you will find your workshop items.

Click on your translation file and hit the "subscribe" button to automatically add the language to your game. It might take a few minutes before it appears in your menu.

To set your new language as the default, open Interstellar Rift, go to the options and select the "language" tab on the top left.

You can set your file to private if you want to keep it off the workshop, by clicking on it in your workshop files. This is also where you can find any other settings that relate to the workshop.

=== Modifying a translation file ===

You can simply modify your translation file by re-uploading the file through the Translation Tool, it will then automatically update your file after a couple of minutes.

Make sure that you keep the published file ID that is located at the top of your translation file the same! This ID is automatically set to a random number after the first upload.

Alternatively if you want to make a new file from an existing one, simply reset the published file ID to "0", this will force the Translation Tool to create a new number when you upload it.

Translation Tool

2017-01-13T16:29:39Z

SP-Conquintor:

[[File:LanguageFileIcon.png|frame|width=100|Translation Tool]]
=== Description ===
The translation tool is a small piece of additional software included with Interstellar Rift, it allows for the uploading of translation files to the Steam workshop.
The tool can be found in the installation folder of Interstellar Rift ("Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Interstellar Rift\Build").
----
=== How to make a translation ===
In the installation folder of Interstellar Rift ("Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Interstellar Rift\Content\Languages") you will find "localisation-en.json", this file can be edited with any text editor and includes every line of text in Interstellar Rift. A copy of this file can be made to create additional translation files for the game.

If opened the file shows the following information at the top or bottom:

"Gameversion": "0.1.36",
"TranslationVersion": "1",
"Language": "eng",
"Name": "English (built-in)",
"PublishedFileId": "0",

Here you can set the name of your translation file ("Name": "yournamehere"), all the other options will be automatically set by the Translation Tool.

Looking below that information the file divides into many subcategories such as:

"Ammo Loader": {
"100001": "Ammunition",
"100004": "Group: {0}",
"100005": "No Group",
"100006": "Remove Crate",
"100007": "Insert Crate",
},

The name on the top of each subcategory can not be changed as it is used as an identifier to locate the translated lines.

The numbers in front of the translation strings can also not be changed. Please note, any numbers in between "{}" must remain, as they are used to insert dynamic information into the text lines of the game. For example in the line; "{0} invites you to join their crew.", the "{0}" indicates a player name that is later on inserted into the line.

Please also take care to maintain any spaces at the beginning of a line, as they might be inserted directly after existing text.

When completed or to see your progress you can either replace the contents of the original translation file, (make sure to keep a backup!) or upload your new translation file to the Steam Workshop.
----
=== Uploading a translation file ===
[[File:IRLanguageTool.png|frame|Translation Tool]]
You can upload a translation file with the Translation Tool found in the installation folder of Interstellar Rift. After booting you can select a file to upload by clicking the "select file" button.
Once selected you must set the language of the file, from the language drop down list. Once set you can hit the "upload" button to upload the file to the workshop (this might take a minute).

You can find your file through your Steam application, or the Steam website. Hover over your username and select "Content", here you will find your workshop items.

Click on your translation file and hit the "subscribe" button to automatically add the language to your game. It might take a few minutes before it appears in your menu.

To set your new language as the default, open Interstellar Rift, go to the options and select the "language" tab on the top left.

You can set your file to private if you want to keep it off the workshop, by clicking on it in your workshop files. This is also where you can find any other settings that relate to the workshop.

=== Modifying a translation file ===

You can simply modify your translation file by re-uploading the file through the Translation Tool, it will then automatically update your file after a couple of minutes.

Make sure that you keep the published file ID that is located at the top of your translation file the same! This ID is automatically set to a random number after the first upload.

Alternatively if you want to make a new file from an existing one, simply reset the published file ID to "0", this will force the Translation Tool to create a new number when you upload it.

Translation Tool

2017-01-13T16:28:55Z

SP-Conquintor:

[[File:LanguageFileIcon.png|frame|Width = 200|Translation Tool]]
=== Description ===
The translation tool is a small piece of additional software included with Interstellar Rift, it allows for the uploading of translation files to the Steam workshop.
The tool can be found in the installation folder of Interstellar Rift ("Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Interstellar Rift\Build").
----
=== How to make a translation ===
In the installation folder of Interstellar Rift ("Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Interstellar Rift\Content\Languages") you will find "localisation-en.json", this file can be edited with any text editor and includes every line of text in Interstellar Rift. A copy of this file can be made to create additional translation files for the game.

If opened the file shows the following information at the top or bottom:

"Gameversion": "0.1.36",
"TranslationVersion": "1",
"Language": "eng",
"Name": "English (built-in)",
"PublishedFileId": "0",

Here you can set the name of your translation file ("Name": "yournamehere"), all the other options will be automatically set by the Translation Tool.

Looking below that information the file divides into many subcategories such as:

"Ammo Loader": {
"100001": "Ammunition",
"100004": "Group: {0}",
"100005": "No Group",
"100006": "Remove Crate",
"100007": "Insert Crate",
},

The name on the top of each subcategory can not be changed as it is used as an identifier to locate the translated lines.

The numbers in front of the translation strings can also not be changed. Please note, any numbers in between "{}" must remain, as they are used to insert dynamic information into the text lines of the game. For example in the line; "{0} invites you to join their crew.", the "{0}" indicates a player name that is later on inserted into the line.

Please also take care to maintain any spaces at the beginning of a line, as they might be inserted directly after existing text.

When completed or to see your progress you can either replace the contents of the original translation file, (make sure to keep a backup!) or upload your new translation file to the Steam Workshop.
----
=== Uploading a translation file ===
[[File:IRLanguageTool.png|frame|Translation Tool]]
You can upload a translation file with the Translation Tool found in the installation folder of Interstellar Rift. After booting you can select a file to upload by clicking the "select file" button.
Once selected you must set the language of the file, from the language drop down list. Once set you can hit the "upload" button to upload the file to the workshop (this might take a minute).

You can find your file through your Steam application, or the Steam website. Hover over your username and select "Content", here you will find your workshop items.

Click on your translation file and hit the "subscribe" button to automatically add the language to your game. It might take a few minutes before it appears in your menu.

To set your new language as the default, open Interstellar Rift, go to the options and select the "language" tab on the top left.

You can set your file to private if you want to keep it off the workshop, by clicking on it in your workshop files. This is also where you can find any other settings that relate to the workshop.

=== Modifying a translation file ===

You can simply modify your translation file by re-uploading the file through the Translation Tool, it will then automatically update your file after a couple of minutes.

Make sure that you keep the published file ID that is located at the top of your translation file the same! This ID is automatically set to a random number after the first upload.

Alternatively if you want to make a new file from an existing one, simply reset the published file ID to "0", this will force the Translation Tool to create a new number when you upload it.

Translation Tool

2017-01-13T16:27:50Z

SP-Conquintor:

=== Description ===
[[File:LanguageFileIcon.png|frame|Translation Tool]]
The translation tool is a small piece of additional software included with Interstellar Rift, it allows for the uploading of translation files to the Steam workshop.
The tool can be found in the installation folder of Interstellar Rift ("Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Interstellar Rift\Build").
----
=== How to make a translation ===
In the installation folder of Interstellar Rift ("Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Interstellar Rift\Content\Languages") you will find "localisation-en.json", this file can be edited with any text editor and includes every line of text in Interstellar Rift. A copy of this file can be made to create additional translation files for the game.

If opened the file shows the following information at the top or bottom:

"Gameversion": "0.1.36",
"TranslationVersion": "1",
"Language": "eng",
"Name": "English (built-in)",
"PublishedFileId": "0",

Here you can set the name of your translation file ("Name": "yournamehere"), all the other options will be automatically set by the Translation Tool.

Looking below that information the file divides into many subcategories such as:

"Ammo Loader": {
"100001": "Ammunition",
"100004": "Group: {0}",
"100005": "No Group",
"100006": "Remove Crate",
"100007": "Insert Crate",
},

The name on the top of each subcategory can not be changed as it is used as an identifier to locate the translated lines.

The numbers in front of the translation strings can also not be changed. Please note, any numbers in between "{}" must remain, as they are used to insert dynamic information into the text lines of the game. For example in the line; "{0} invites you to join their crew.", the "{0}" indicates a player name that is later on inserted into the line.

Please also take care to maintain any spaces at the beginning of a line, as they might be inserted directly after existing text.

When completed or to see your progress you can either replace the contents of the original translation file, (make sure to keep a backup!) or upload your new translation file to the Steam Workshop.
----
=== Uploading a translation file ===
[[File:IRLanguageTool.png|frame|Translation Tool]]
You can upload a translation file with the Translation Tool found in the installation folder of Interstellar Rift. After booting you can select a file to upload by clicking the "select file" button.
Once selected you must set the language of the file, from the language drop down list. Once set you can hit the "upload" button to upload the file to the workshop (this might take a minute).

You can find your file through your Steam application, or the Steam website. Hover over your username and select "Content", here you will find your workshop items.

Click on your translation file and hit the "subscribe" button to automatically add the language to your game. It might take a few minutes before it appears in your menu.

To set your new language as the default, open Interstellar Rift, go to the options and select the "language" tab on the top left.

You can set your file to private if you want to keep it off the workshop, by clicking on it in your workshop files. This is also where you can find any other settings that relate to the workshop.

=== Modifying a translation file ===

You can simply modify your translation file by re-uploading the file through the Translation Tool, it will then automatically update your file after a couple of minutes.

Make sure that you keep the published file ID that is located at the top of your translation file the same! This ID is automatically set to a random number after the first upload.

Alternatively if you want to make a new file from an existing one, simply reset the published file ID to "0", this will force the Translation Tool to create a new number when you upload it.

File:LanguageFileIcon.png

2017-01-13T16:27:10Z

SP-Conquintor:

Translation Tool

2017-01-13T16:22:52Z

SP-Conquintor:

=== Description ===
The translation tool is a small piece of additional software included with Interstellar Rift, it allows for the uploading of translation files to the Steam workshop.
The tool can be found in the installation folder of Interstellar Rift ("Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Interstellar Rift\Build").
----
=== How to make a translation ===
In the installation folder of Interstellar Rift ("Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Interstellar Rift\Content\Languages") you will find "localisation-en.json", this file can be edited with any text editor and includes every line of text in Interstellar Rift. A copy of this file can be made to create additional translation files for the game.

If opened the file shows the following information at the top or bottom:

"Gameversion": "0.1.36",
"TranslationVersion": "1",
"Language": "eng",
"Name": "English (built-in)",
"PublishedFileId": "0",

Here you can set the name of your translation file ("Name": "yournamehere"), all the other options will be automatically set by the Translation Tool.

Looking below that information the file divides into many subcategories such as:

"Ammo Loader": {
"100001": "Ammunition",
"100004": "Group: {0}",
"100005": "No Group",
"100006": "Remove Crate",
"100007": "Insert Crate",
},

The name on the top of each subcategory can not be changed as it is used as an identifier to locate the translated lines.

The numbers in front of the translation strings can also not be changed. Please note, any numbers in between "{}" must remain, as they are used to insert dynamic information into the text lines of the game. For example in the line; "{0} invites you to join their crew.", the "{0}" indicates a player name that is later on inserted into the line.

Please also take care to maintain any spaces at the beginning of a line, as they might be inserted directly after existing text.

When completed or to see your progress you can either replace the contents of the original translation file, (make sure to keep a backup!) or upload your new translation file to the Steam Workshop.
----
=== Uploading a translation file ===
[[File:IRLanguageTool.png|frame|Translation Tool]]
You can upload a translation file with the Translation Tool found in the installation folder of Interstellar Rift. After booting you can select a file to upload by clicking the "select file" button.
Once selected you must set the language of the file, from the language drop down list. Once set you can hit the "upload" button to upload the file to the workshop (this might take a minute).

You can find your file through your Steam application, or the Steam website. Hover over your username and select "Content", here you will find your workshop items.

Click on your translation file and hit the "subscribe" button to automatically add the language to your game. It might take a few minutes before it appears in your menu.

To set your new language as the default, open Interstellar Rift, go to the options and select the "language" tab on the top left.

You can set your file to private if you want to keep it off the workshop, by clicking on it in your workshop files. This is also where you can find any other settings that relate to the workshop.

=== Modifying a translation file ===

You can simply modify your translation file by re-uploading the file through the Translation Tool, it will then automatically update your file after a couple of minutes.

Make sure that you keep the published file ID that is located at the top of your translation file the same! This ID is automatically set to a random number after the first upload.

Alternatively if you want to make a new file from an existing one, simply reset the published file ID to "0", this will force the Translation Tool to create a new number when you upload it.

Translation Tool

2017-01-13T12:17:01Z

SP-Conquintor:

=== Description ===
The translation tool is a small piece of additional software included with Interstellar Rift, it allows for the uploading of translation files to the Steam workshop.
The tool can be found in the installation folder of Interstellar Rift ("Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Interstellar Rift").
----
=== How to make a translation ===
In the installation folder of Interstellar Rift ("Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Interstellar Rift\Content\Languages") you will find "localisation-en.json", this file can be edited with any text editor and includes every line of text in Interstellar Rift. A copy of this file can be made to create additional translation files for the game.

If opened the file shows the following information at the top:

"Gameversion": "0.1.36",
"TranslationVersion": "1",
"Language": "eng",
"Name": "English (built-in)",
"PublishedFileId": "0",

Here you can set the name of your translation file ("Name": "yournamehere"), all the other options will be automatically set by the Translation Tool.

Looking below that information the file divides into many subcategories such as:

"Ammo Loader": {
"100001": "Ammunition",
"100004": "Group: {0}",
"100005": "No Group",
"100006": "Remove Crate",
"100007": "Insert Crate",
},

The name on the top of each subcategory can not be changed as it is used as an identifier to locate the translated lines.

The numbers in front of the translation strings can also not be changed. Please note, any numbers in between "{}" must remain, as they are used to insert dynamic information into the text lines of the game. For example in the line; "{0} invites you to join their crew.", the "{0}" indicates a player name that is later on inserted into the line.

Please also take care to maintain any spaces at the beginning of a line, as they might be inserted directly after existing text.

When completed or to see your progress you can either replace the contents of the original translation file, (make sure to keep a backup!) or upload your new translation file to the Steam Workshop.
----
=== Uploading a translation file ===
[[File:IRLanguageTool.png|frame|Translation Tool]]
You can upload a translation file with the Translation Tool found in the installation folder of Interstellar Rift. After booting you can select a file to upload by clicking the "select file" button.
Once selected you must set the language of the file, from the language drop down list. Once set you can hit the "upload" button to upload the file to the workshop (this might take a minute).

You can find your file through your Steam application, or the Steam website. Hover over your username and select "Content", here you will find your workshop items.

Click on your translation file and hit the "subscribe" button to automatically add the language to your game. It might take a few minutes before it appears in your menu.

To set your new language as the default, open Interstellar Rift, go to the options and select the "language" tab on the top left.

You can set your file to private if you want to keep it off the workshop, by clicking on it in your workshop files. This is also where you can find any other settings that relate to the workshop.

=== Modifying a translation file ===

You can simply modify your translation file by re-uploading the file through the Translation Tool, it will then automatically update your file after a couple of minutes.

Make sure that you keep the published file ID that is located at the top of your translation file the same! This ID is automatically set to a random number after the first upload.

Alternatively if you want to make a new file from an existing one, simply reset the published file ID to "0", this will force the Translation Tool to create a new number when you upload it.

Translation Tool

2017-01-13T12:09:53Z

SP-Conquintor:

=== Description ===
The translation tool is a small piece of additional software included with Interstellar Rift, it allows for the uploading of translation files to the Steam workshop.
The tool can be found in the installation folder of Interstellar Rift ("Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Interstellar Rift").
----
=== How to make a translation ===
In the installation folder of Interstellar Rift ("Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Interstellar Rift\Content\Languages") you will find "localisation-en.json", this file can be edited with any text editor and includes every line of text in Interstellar Rift. A copy of this file can be made to create additional translation files for the game.

If opened the file shows the following information at the top:

"Gameversion": "0.1.36",
"TranslationVersion": "1",
"Language": "eng",
"Name": "English (built-in)",
"PublishedFileId": "0",

Here you can set the name of your translation file ("Name": "yournamehere"), all the other options will be automatically set by the Translation Tool.

Looking below that information the file divides into many subcategories such as:

"Ammo Loader": {
"100001": "Ammunition",
"100004": "Group: {0}",
"100005": "No Group",
"100006": "Remove Crate",
"100007": "Insert Crate",
},

The name on the top of each subcategory can not be changed as it is used as an identifier to locate the translated lines.

The numbers in front of the translation strings can also not be changed. Please note, any numbers in between "{}" must remain, as they are used to insert dynamic information into the text lines of the game. For example in the line; "{0} invites you to join their crew.", the "{0}" indicates a player name that is later on inserted into the line.

Please also take care to maintain any spaces at the beginning of a line, as they might be inserted directly after existing text.

When completed or to see your progress you can either replace the contents of the original translation file, (make sure to keep a backup!) or upload your new translation file to the Steam Workshop.
----
=== Uploading a translation file ===
[[File:IRLanguageTool.png|frame|Translation Tool]]
You can upload a translation file with the Translation Tool found in the installation folder of Interstellar Rift. Once started you can select a file to upload by clicking the "select file" button.
Once selected you must set the language of the file, from the language drop down list. Once set you can hit the "upload" button to upload the file to the workshop (this might take a minute).

You can find your file through your Steam application, or the Steam website. Hover over your username and select "Content", here you will find your workshop items.

Click on your translation file and hit the "subscribe" button to automatically add the language to your game. It might take a few minutes before it appears in your menu.

To set your new language as the default, open Interstellar Rift, go to the options and select the "language" tab on the top left.

You can set your file to private if you want to keep it off the workshop, by clicking on it in your workshop files. This is also where you can find any other settings that relate to the workshop.

=== Modifying a translation file ===

You can simply modify your translation file by re-uploading the file through the Translation Tool, it will then automatically update your file after a couple of minutes.

Make sure that you keep the published file ID that is located at the top of your translation file the same! This ID is automatically set to a random number after the first upload.

Alternatively if you want to make a new file from an existing one, simply reset the published file ID to "0", this will force the Translation Tool to create a new number when you upload it.

File:IRLanguageTool.png

2017-01-13T12:08:56Z

SP-Conquintor:

Translation Tool

2017-01-12T12:37:17Z

SP-Conquintor:

=== Description ===
The translation tool is a small piece of additional software included with Interstellar Rift, it allows for the uploading of translation files to the Steam workshop.
The tool can be found in the installation folder of Interstellar Rift ("Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Interstellar Rift").
----
=== How to make a translation ===
In the installation folder of Interstellar Rift ("Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Interstellar Rift\Content\Languages") you will find "localisation-en.json", this file can be edited with any text editor and includes every line of text in Interstellar Rift. A copy of this file can be made to create additional translation files for the game.

If opened the file shows the following information at the top:

"Gameversion": "0.1.36",
"TranslationVersion": "1",
"Language": "eng",
"Name": "English (built-in)",
"PublishedFileId": "0",

Here you can set the name of your translation file ("Name": "yournamehere"), all the other options will be automatically set by the Translation Tool.

Looking below that information the file divides into many subcategories such as:

"Ammo Loader": {
"100001": "Ammunition",
"100004": "Group: {0}",
"100005": "No Group",
"100006": "Remove Crate",
"100007": "Insert Crate",
},

The name on the top of each subcategory can not be changed as it is used as an identifier to locate the translated lines.

The numbers in front of the translation strings can also not be changed. Please note, any numbers in between "{}" must remain, as they are used to insert dynamic information into the text lines of the game. For example in the line; "{0} invites you to join their crew.", the "{0}" indicates a player name that is later on inserted into the line.

Please also take care to maintain any spaces at the beginning of a line, as they might be inserted directly after existing text.

When completed or to see your progress you can either replace the contents of the original translation file, (make sure to keep a backup!) or upload your new translation file to the Steam Workshop.
----
=== Uploading a translation file ===
You can upload a translation file with the Translation Tool found in the installation folder of Interstellar Rift. Once started you can select a file to upload by clicking the "select file" button.
Once selected you must set the language of the file, from the language drop down list. Once set you can hit the "upload" button to upload the file to the workshop (this might take a minute).

You can find your file through your Steam application, or the Steam website. Hover over your username and select "Content", here you will find your workshop items.

Click on your translation file and hit the "subscribe" button to automatically add the language to your game. It might take a few minutes before it appears in your menu.

To set your new language as the default, open Interstellar Rift, go to the options and select the "language" tab on the top left.

You can set your file to private if you want to keep it off the workshop, by clicking on it in your workshop files. This is also where you can find any other settings that relate to the workshop.

=== Modifying a translation file ===

You can simply modify your translation file by re-uploading the file through the Translation Tool, it will then automatically update your file after a couple of minutes.

Make sure that you keep the published file ID that is located at the top of your translation file the same! This ID is automatically set to a random number after the first upload.

Alternatively if you want to make a new file from an existing one, simply reset the published file ID to "0", this will force the Translation Tool to create a new number when you upload it.

Translation Tool

2017-01-12T12:35:24Z

SP-Conquintor:

=== Description ===
The translation tool is a small piece of additional software included with Interstellar Rift, it allows for the uploading of translation files to the Steam workshop.
The tool can be found in the installation folder of Interstellar Rift ("Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Interstellar Rift").
----
=== How to make a translation ===
In the installation folder of Interstellar Rift ("Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Interstellar Rift\Content\Languages") you will find "localisation-en.json", this file can be edited with any text editor and includes every line of text in Interstellar Rift. A copy of this file can be made to create additional translation files for the game.

If opened the file shows the following information at the top:

"Gameversion": "0.1.36",
"TranslationVersion": "1",
"Language": "eng",
"Name": "English (built-in)",
"PublishedFileId": "0",

Here you can set the name of your translation file ("Name": "yournamehere"), all the other options will be automatically set by the Translation Tool.

Looking below that information the file divides into many subcategories such as:

"Ammo Loader": {
"100001": "Ammunition",
"100004": "Group: {0}",
"100005": "No Group",
"100006": "Remove Crate",
"100007": "Insert Crate",
},

The name on the top of each subcategory can not be changed as it is used as an identifier to locate the translated lines.

The numbers in front of the translation strings can also not be changed. Please note, any numbers in between "{}" must remain, as they are used to insert dynamic information into the text lines of the game. For example in the line; "{0} invites you to join their crew.", the "{0}" indicates a player name that is later on inserted into the line.

Please also take care to maintain any spaces at the beginning of a line, as they might be inserted directly after existing text.

When completed or to see your progress you can either replace the contents of the original translation file, (make sure to keep a backup!) or upload your new translation file to the Steam Workshop.
----
=== Uploading a translation file ===
You can upload a translation file with the Translation Tool found in the installation folder of Interstellar Rift. Once started you can select a file to upload by clicking the "select file" button. Once selected you must set the language of the file, from the language drop down list. Once set you can hit the "upload" button to upload the file to the workshop (this might take a minute).

You can find your file through your Steam application, or the Steam website. Hover over your username and select "Content", here you will find your workshop items.

Click on your translation file and hit the "subscribe" button to automatically add the language to your game. It might take a few minutes before it appears in your menu.

To set your new language as the default, open Interstellar Rift, go to the options and select the "language" tab on the top left.

You can set your file to private if you want to keep it off the workshop, by clicking on it in your workshop files. This is also where you can find any other settings that relate to the workshop.

=== Modifying a translation file ===

You can simply modify your translation file by re-uploading the file through the Translation Tool, it will then automatically update your file after a couple of minutes.

Make sure that you keep the published file ID that is located at the top of your translation file the same! This ID is automatically set to a random number after the first upload.

Alternatively if you want to make a new file from an existing one, simply reset the published file ID to "0", this will force the Translation Tool to create a new number when you upload it.