The Steam Workerbot is the most expensive workerbot resource-wise and requires logs to charge, but has better carry and inventory capacity compared to the Basic Workerbot. It also has the ability to charge itself if it has logs or other wooden items (see below) in its inventory when it runs out of charge (but cannot refuel itself if it's only carrying the items). Otherwise, you or other workerbots can refuel them by right-clicking them while carrying one of the wooden items.
Recipe[]
In a Worker Assembler, you can make a Steam Workerbot by adding:
- 4 x Metal Plate
- 4 x Metal Pole
- 4 x Metal Gear
- 2 x Water
Fuel[]
The following items can refuel steam workerbots:
Item | Energy | Energy per Log* |
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Stick | 10 | 1440 |
Pole | 20 | 720 |
Plank | 60 | 360 |
Log | 120 | 120 |
* if you're using a Bench Saw
Since you can only fuel steam workerbots when they have run out of charge and only one item can be consumed at a time, only logs can fully refuel steam workerbots. Thus, if you're using anything except logs, the workerbots will be less productive over time due to having to refuel more frequently in addition to spending more time in a low-energy state (which reduces their movement speed).
Clothing | |
Decorative | |
Food |
Apple • Apple Pie • Apple Pie (Raw) • Berries • Cooked Fish • Crude Bread • Milky Porridge • Mushroom Soup • Pastry • Watery Porridge |
Raw Resources |
Cereal • Clay • Dung • Fish • Log • Metal Ore • Milk • Stick • Stone • Tree Seed • Water • Weeds • Sand • Mushroom (Dug) • Pumpkin |
Refined Resources |
Cereal Seed • Charcoal • Crude Blade • Crude Gear • Crude Wheel • Wheel • Fertiliser • Flour • Gear • Metal • Metal Gear • Metal Plate • Metal Pole • Metal Sawblade • Plank • Pole • Seedling • Straw • String • Pumpkin seed • Clay Pot• Raw Clay Pot • Mortar • Crude Brick (raw) • Crude Brick • Flower Pot • Flower Pot (raw) |
Upgrades | |
Vehicles |
Crude Scooter • Canoe & Paddle |
Workerbots |
Basic Workerbot • Crude Workerbot • Steam Workerbot
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