Planet Crafter: Explore Procedural Wrecks

How to Explore Procedural Wrecks in Planet Crafter

By Lidia Rozo | 2024-04-17 21:42:42
We invite you to discover How to explore procedural wrecks in Planet Crafter with our complete guide.

What to know about exploring procedural remains in Planet Crafter?


Entering an interesting world of creation that offers us many things to do, here we achieve a terraforming rate of 250 GTi is the first step towards building a portal generator, in the middle of telling you How to explore procedural remains in Planet Crafter, as this milestone indicates that the Portal Generator will be available upon reaching the halfway point between the Fish and Amphibian terraforming stages.

How to explore procedural wrecks in Planet Crafter?


To carry out this process, we require the following materials:
  •   2 fusion energy cells
  •   2 Energy Multiplier Fuses
  • 2 circuit boards
  •   1 Microchip - Compass
  • 2 super alloy rods

At this stage, obtaining power multiplier fuses can be a complex task. Recipes for both Fusion Energy Cell and Pulsar Quartz are usually unlocked early in the game. On the other hand, power multiplier fuses are extremely rare, and even a thorough exploration of rooms hidden in nearby wrecks may turn up none.
It should be noted that we have the option to buy them from the Space Trader, only that these will have a high cost of 6000 Terra Tokens each. We must make sure to allocate some tokens for this purpose, since we will earn more than enough by exploring distant shipwrecks. If not, we may need to build a large-scale automated drone outpost to accumulate the necessary Terra Tokens. Another option is to sell most types of fuses to accumulate tokens, since we will find several varieties of the randomly generated remains.

How to use the portal generator in Planet Crafter?



Once the Portal Generator is operational, we can interact with the adjacent screen to access the "Long Range Wreck Detector" interface. Each location is usually assigned a unique identification number (procedure seed) this includes:

  • A list of necessary materials.
  • A rarity rating.
  • A difficulty rating.

It is good to know that the necessary materials are exclusively various types of quartz:

  • Press.
  • Solar.
  •   Quasar.
  • Magnetar.
  • Blazar.

These materials mentioned above can be located in the Rainbow Caves to the north, as long as the ice has melted, or in boxes that can be obtained when reaching the Fish stage. The exact amount and rarity of quartz needed depends on the rarity and difficulty of the target location. Lower rarity locations may only require Pulsar Quartz, allowing you to visit one to search for other types of quartz.

The wreck detector is a useful tool that displays three locations simultaneously. Rarity indicates the quality of items we can obtain from remains, and higher scores indicate valuable items, such as expensive fuses and unique seeds. Difficulty measures the complexity of the wreck's interior, with higher scores indicating larger wrecks as well as more challenging navigation. The most desirable locations have high rarity and low difficulty. If none of the locations fit our preferences, we can search for distant wrecks without consequences or limitations until we find the one we want.

How to find keycards and unlock sealed rooms in Planet Crafter?


Each of the remains houses a secure door, behind which is a collection of safes containing numerous valuable items. While fusion power cells are required to open these doors on the main map, procedural wrecks require the recovery of one, two, or three keycards, it's good to know that procedural wrecks present the only opportunity to acquire keycards. Access. These elusive items can be found hidden in small blue boxes, which bear a similar resemblance to the containers that house the microchips on the predominant map.

It should be noted that the access cards are interchangeable, allowing us to use those found on one shipwreck to access a locked room on another shipwreck. With an ample supply of keycards in each shipwreck, getting three should be enough for each new exploration. However, we have the option of bringing extras to speed up our progress and avoid the hassle of acquiring more, on the other hand, Access Cards serve no other purpose and can be disposed of without worry, either by leaving them behind or using the convenient Shredding Machine. .

We conclude this guide on How to explore procedural wrecks in Planet Crafter, just follow our instructions and make your way through a generator construction process.
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