Spray Paint
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| Properties | |
|---|---|
| Stacks | No |
| Recipes | |
| Paint Mixer | 5ml Soy Oil + Coloring (varying) |
| Tool Manufactory | 1g Iron |
Contents
Description
Spray Paint allows you to change the color of structures and most items (ex: Handheld Tablet). For how to set colors to electronic displays and the like, see their respective logic parameters and the Data Network Colors.
Use
Use left-click while in active hands to use. Spray Paint starts at 100% and decreases by 4% with each subsequent use. The cans can be used more efficiently if used inside of a Spray Gun. It is possible to paint a whole stack of items (like a cable coil, or pipes, or steel frames) with one use of Spray. When combining stacks the receiving stacks retains its color.
Caution: Using the Spray Paint releases Pollutant. If used inside an aired base or greenhouse it will contaminate the Atmosphere with a small amount of X. i.e. The contents of Spray Paint are toxic, and inhalation can be harmful to your Stationeer's (or plant's) health.
Current colors
- Black
- Blue
- Brown
- Green
- Grey
- Khaki
- Orange
- Pink
- Purple
- Red
- White
- Yellow
Recipes
All recipes below require 5ml of Soy Oil in addition to the ingredients listed below.
| Black | 40g Carbon Powder, 10g Silver Powder |
|---|---|
| Blue | 50g Coloring (Blue) |
| Brown | 20g Coloring (Red), 10g Coloring (Blue), 20g Coloring (Yellow) |
| Green | 50g Coloring (Green) |
| Grey | 20g Silver Powder, 10g Coloring (Red), 10g Coloring (Blue), 10g Coloring (Yellow) |
| Khaki | 10g Coloring (Red), 10g Coloring (Blue), 30g Coloring (Green) |
| Orange | 50g Coloring (Orange) |
| Pink | 30g Coloring (Red), 10g Coloring (Blue), 10g Coloring (Yellow) |
| Purple | 20g Coloring (Red), 30g Coloring (Blue) |
| Red | 50g Coloring (Red) |
| White | 20g Gold Powder, 10g Coloring (Red), 10g Coloring (Blue), 10g Coloring (Yellow) |
| Yellow | 50g Coloring (Yellow) |
Trivia
- As of 0.2.2581.12315, Spray Paint could be made with 1g Iron at a Tool Manufactory. It seems like a temporary shortcut recipe added (or kept) because the recipes above are too expensive (one must grow 1 flower per painting action).