Electric engine unit: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 05:26, 16 September 2019

An Electric engine unit is the advanced counterpart of the engine unit, and is used in some higher end recipes.

Note that lubricant requires a chemical plant to be created, and engine units require assembling machines, so electric engines cannot be built by hand from raw materials.

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 An '''Electric engine unit''' is the advanced counterpart of the [[engine unit]], and is used in some higher end recipes.
-It is the only intermediate item that requires [[Lubricant]] (which is made at a [[chemical plant]]), and along with [[processing unit]]s these are the only two intermediates that require liquid inputs.
+Note that [[lubricant]] requires a [[chemical plant]] to be created, and [[engine unit]]s require [[assembling machine]]s, so electric engines cannot be built by hand from raw materials.
-Electric engines cannot be built by hand from raw materials, even with barreled lubricant. Like [[engine unit]]s, they require use of an [[assembling machine]].
+== History ==
+{{history|0.9.0|
+* Introduced}}
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