异星残骸

用于

• 异星物流塔 → 异星物流塔
• 异星物流容器 → 异星物流容器
• 异星能量核心 → 异星能量核心

指南

Xeno-Scrap is a unique world resource that can only be extracted from dedicated scrap nodes using the Xeno-Scrap-Extractor. Unlike most materials, it does not have a standard crafting recipe and cannot be produced in factory machines.

Its main role is in the assembly of advanced logistics infrastructure, specifically for crafting Xeno-Logistics Towers and Containers, as well as the Xeno Power Core. Players will not encounter Xeno-Scrap as a byproduct or belt-craft item - direct extraction is the only source.

Some worlds may also feature large, one-time scrap piles found in caves, providing a limited bonus supply. Xeno-Scrap stacks up to 200 units, making storage planning important for larger projects.

提示

• Always filter Xeno-Scrap out of terrain recyclers to avoid accidental loss or machine blockages.
• Set aside dedicated containers to stockpile Xeno-Scrap for future logistics builds or power upgrades.
• If you cannot find Xeno-Scrap nodes in an older world, consider starting a new save, as node generation may have changed.
• Increase the output of your extractors by optimizing their power supply and workstation placement, especially when planning for high-demand logistics projects.

常见问题

Is there a reliable way to add Xeno-Scrap nodes to old worlds or saves?

Currently, Xeno-Scrap nodes are generated when a world is first created. If your world is missing these nodes, the only consistent solution is to start a new save, as retroactively adding nodes is not supported.

Are there any other uses or sinks for Xeno-Scrap beyond logistics and power items?

At present, Xeno-Scrap is only used in the assembly of Xeno-Logistics Tower, Xeno-Logistics Container, and Xeno Power Core. There are no additional sinks or alternate uses.

What are the exact extraction rates and how do power cores or workstations affect output?

Extraction rates depend on the configuration and power supply of your Xeno-Scrap-Extractor. Boosting extractor power and optimizing workstation placement can increase output, but the exact rate may vary by setup and is not fixed across all worlds.