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==== Nanotechne ====
 
==== Nanotechne ====
Nanotechne (last part pronounced 'tek-nee') is metal infused with symbiotic nanomachines that let the wielder shape it into a variety of useful forms, from simple plates of metal to complex machinary. Its is used for transcendense programs where the users make tablets wich one they use to transform in something else or for adquire some perk. Nanotechne can be found to higher or lower densities in the megastructure, so, most of civilizations smelts the boulder left behind the mining to found a bit of nanotechne to breed it by  feeding it with the various metals found underground.
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Nanotechne (last part pronounced 'tek-nee') is metal infused with symbiotic nanomachines that let the wielder shape it into a variety of useful forms, from simple plates of metal to complex machinary. Its is used for transcendense programs where the users make tablets wich one they use to transform in something else or for adquire some perk. Nanotechne can be found to higher or lower densities in the megastructure, so, most of civilizations smelts the boulder left behind the mining to found a bit of nanotechne to breed it by  feeding it with the various metals found underground. But deeper you go, the more dense is the nanotechne and the multiple horrors who lure around it.
  
 
In addition to producing it by feeding it metal, you can also scavenge it by butchering mechanical creatures, which will yield blocks of nanotechne or other metals. Any creature with metal body parts should suffice.
 
In addition to producing it by feeding it metal, you can also scavenge it by butchering mechanical creatures, which will yield blocks of nanotechne or other metals. Any creature with metal body parts should suffice.

Revision as of 13:21, 14 June 2023

Updating to 2.6

Nanotechne

Nanotechne (last part pronounced 'tek-nee') is metal infused with symbiotic nanomachines that let the wielder shape it into a variety of useful forms, from simple plates of metal to complex machinary. Its is used for transcendense programs where the users make tablets wich one they use to transform in something else or for adquire some perk. Nanotechne can be found to higher or lower densities in the megastructure, so, most of civilizations smelts the boulder left behind the mining to found a bit of nanotechne to breed it by feeding it with the various metals found underground. But deeper you go, the more dense is the nanotechne and the multiple horrors who lure around it.

In addition to producing it by feeding it metal, you can also scavenge it by butchering mechanical creatures, which will yield blocks of nanotechne or other metals. Any creature with metal body parts should suffice.

Note that nanotechne can be produced from any type of metal, so if you don't pay attention your citizens will use nanotechne to make more nanotechne, which actually reduces the amount you have. Make sure you properly designate what metal you intend to make nanotechne from.

Name Density Value Modifier Melting Point Uses
Grade-S 2700 50 11188 valuable crafts
Grade-C 7850 10 12768 nanotechne production, anvils
Grade-M 7850 20 12718 weapons, armor, ammo, anvils
Grade-A 8850 40 12718 weapons, ammo, anvils
Grade-N 8850 60 12718 weapons, armor, ammo, anvils
Grade-K 8850 60 12718 weapons, armor, ammo, anvils
Grade-X 8850 60 12718 weapons, armor, ammo, anvils
Ancient 200 300 25000 all


Weapon and Armor Qualities
Name Impact Yield Impact Fracture Impact Elasticity Compressive Yield Compressive Fracture Compressive Elasticity Tensile Yield Tensile Fracture Tensile Elasticity Torsion Yield Torsion Fracture Torsion Elasticity Shear Yield Shear Fracture Shear Elasticity Bending Yield Bending Fracture Bending Elasticity Max Edge
Grade-M 1505 2520 940 1505 2520 940 430 720 225 430 720 215 430 720 215 430 720 215 30000
Grade-A 2005 3020 1540 2005 3020 1540 500 800 300 500 770 275 470 790 275 470 770 275 15000
Grade-N 2005 3020 1540 2005 3020 1540 500 800 300 500 770 275 470 790 275 470 770 275 35000
Grade-K 2005 3020 1540 2005 3020 1540 500 800 300 500 770 275 470 790 275 470 770 275 15000
Grade-X 2005 3020 1540 2005 3020 1540 500 800 300 500 770 275 470 790 275 470 770 275 15000
Ancient 5000 5000 0 5000 5000 0 5000 5000 0 5000 5000 0 5000 5000 0 5000 5000 0 100000

For comparison, view the base game metals. Grade-M is identical to steel except for max edge and it is unclear how that affects calculations.

The material qualities of the metals affect the calculations that occur in combat for a variety of different attacks with a different type of attack being countered by a different resisting characteristic.

  • Impact measures the resistance to blunt attacks.
  • Compressive measures the resistance to pinching and strangulation attacks.
  • Tensile measures the resistance to latched-on tearing attacks.
  • Torsion measures the resistance to latched-on blunt attacks.
  • Shear measures the resistance to cutting attacks.
  • Bending measures the resistance to joint locking attacks.

Each characteristic is further broken down to form a series of setpoints:

  • Yield: the force at which the material will begin to deform.
  • Fracture: the force at which the material will completely break.
  • Elasticity: how much the material will deform once the yield point is exceeded.

Likewise, offensive capabilities are also determined by material properties:

  • Max Edge measures the offensive cutting ability.
  • Density measures the severity of offensive blunt impact.


Stone

Stone Density Value Multipiler Melting Point Ore Type Uses
Industrial slag 2780 2 11485 Energetic compound: 10% layer flux, lime
Concrete 2780 2 11485 no layer flux, lime
Corroded metal 2780 2 11485 Iron: 10% layer nanotechne production, flux, lime
Piping 2780 2 11485 Iron: 10%
Energetic compound: 10%
layer flux, lime
Old machinery 5260 8 12736 Iron: 100%
Energetic compound: 30%
cluster none
Fused ammunition casings 5260 8 12736 Brass: 95%
Steel: 5%
Energetic compound: 10%
small cluster none
Heavy metal refuse 3796 8 none Aluminum: 100%
Nickel: 10%
Gold: 10%
Copper: 10%
Zinc: 10%
Silver: 10%
Lead: 10%
Tin: 10%
Platinum: 10%
Bismuth: 10%
Energetic compound: 10%
sedimentary vein none
Bituminous coal 1346 1 11440
(ignition)
no sedimentary vein coke
Lignite 1250 1 11440
(ignition)
no sedimentary vein coke
Circuitry 5260 20 12736 Energetic compound: 50% cluster none
Gypsum 2320 1 10261 no sedimentary cluster plaster
Petrified wood 2200 1000 12970 no sedimentary single none
Unrefined ancient nanotechne 200 250 25000 Yes special thread extraction
Megastructure 200000 1 none no special undiggable

Soil

Soil Density Aquifer Notes
Plastic refuse 1210 no earthenware
Tar clay 1210 no earthenware
Polluted soil 1290 yes
Mud 1450 yes
Sand 1710 yes glass
Industrial runoff 2200 no stoneware
Biofilm 200 no ocean
Calcareous ooze 2690 yes ocean, porcelain
Siliceous ooze 2460 yes ocean, porcelain

Gems

Gem Density Value Multipiler Ignition Point Type
Synthetic gem 3520 50 11440 small cluster
Crystalline glass 3520 50 11440 cluster
Plastiglass 1650 10 none small cluster

Other

Name Density Value Multipiler Melting Point Notes
Recycled Plastic 1360 3 none produced in kiln from tar clay or plastic refuse
Recycled Slag 2000 4 none produced in kiln from industrial runoff
Porcelain 2403 10 none produced in kiln from oozes
Machinery 25000 300 20000 unknown (?machine creature tissue?)
Bullet 13135 2 18750 bioframe projectile (boiling point is 1001, bug?)
plasma 3135 1 12750 bioframe projectile

Related Pages


The Long Night: Lore
The Long Night: Civilizations
The Long Night: Weapons
The Long Night: Armor
The Long Night: Creatures
The Long Night: Plants