Assemblers and Recipe Database

Portable Recipe Database

	Size	Health	Power	Research Prerequisites	Resource Cost
	1x1	150HP	250W	PRF Magnetic Tape	Qty Name 1 PRF Machine Frame I 20 Steel 1 Component Industrial 1 PRF Data Disk

A portable storage device that can duplicated and transfer bills and recipes from worktables to assemblers. Uploaded bills will be automatically lost if the portable database is either moved or destroyed.

White cells are import range for the database.

Uploaded recipes and bills will be lost if the database is moved or destroyed.

I wonder what all these other buttons do...

Assembler

	Size	Health	Power	Research Prerequisites	Resource Cost
	3x3	250HP	625W	PRF Universal Autocrafting	Qty Name 2 PRF Robotic Arm 1 PRF Machine Frame III 120 Steel 10 Plasteel 2 PRF Electronic Chip I 1 PRF Electronic Chip II

An automatic assembler controlled by a computer. Despite being called an assembler, it's also capable of simpler procedures such as cutting stone blocks, and refinery work.

Downloads recipes from an adjacent recipe database.

White cell is input range, Blue cell are db range, Yellow cell is output

Adaptive Assembler

	Size	Health	Power	Research Prerequisites	Resource Cost
	3x3	350HP	750W	PRF Self Correcting Assemblers	Qty Name 2 PRF Robotic Arm 4 PRF Electronic Chip I 2 PRF Electronic Chip II 1 PRF Machine Frame III 10 Plasteel 150 Steel 2 Component Industrial

An automatic assembler controlled by a primitive AI.

The simple artificial neural network enables it to learn; to be more precise and efficient at individual recipes. Slowly overwrites currently unused recipe algorithms, as it has limited processing and memory capacity.

Downloads recipes from an adjacent recipe database.
Stats
Min. speed 100% - Max 500%
Min Qual. Awfull - Max Masterwork
Skill lv. for recipes 20
skill lv. for Art 12
db. input range 5


White cell is input range, Blue cell are db range, Yellow cell is output

Quantum Assembler Prime

	Size	Health	Power	Research Prerequisites	Resource Cost
	3x3	500HP	1000W	PRF Self Correcting Assemblers II	Qty Name 2 PRF Robotic Arm 4 PRF Electronic Chip II 2 PRF Electronic Chip III 1 PRF Machine Frame III 100 Plasteel 200 Steel 5 Component Industrial

This Assembler is an upgraded version that works very slowly, but it starts at normal quality instead of awful and so will ramp up faster. It also has a huge database. input range
Stats
Min. speed 10% - Max 100%
Min Qual. Normal - Max Legendary
Skill lv. for recipes 20
skill lv. for Art 12
db. input range 24

White cell is input range, Blue cell are db range, Yellow cell is output

Quantum Assembler Overclocked

	Size	Health	Power	Research Prerequisites	Resource Cost
	3x3	500HP	1000W	PRF Self Correcting Assemblers II	Qty Name 2 PRF Robotic Arm 4 PRF Electronic Chip I 2 PRF Electronic Chip III 1 PRF Machine Frame III 100 Plasteel 150 Steel 5 Component Industrial

A high-end assembler that works at a high rate, starts faster, and can ramp up higher than other assemblers. The output isn't very good quality though. The database is huge. input range
Stats
Min. speed 300% - Max 1000%
Min Qual. Awfull - Max Normal
Skill lv. for recipes 10
skill lv. for Art 1
db. input range 24
Speedbonus multiplier 100-200%

White cell is input range, Blue cell are db range, Yellow cell is output

Assembler / Recipe Database Usage

Once you have built, for example, a Machining Table; build or place a Recipe database adjacent to the table. Once built or placed, click on the Recipe database and observe the "Import recipe" action. Clicking that will open a contextual menu showing you the recipes available in the Machining Table. Clicking on any of those recipes will begin the importing process, that process will take time.

Once you have imported one or more recipes into the Recipe database, you can place it adjacent to either an Assembler or Adaptive assembler. This, in turn, will allow the adjacent assembler(s) to use the recipes from the Recipe database to setup bills as if it were the initial Machining table.