Holmium ore - Revision history

Alfonse: Moving this note to the scrap recycling research page.

2025-03-24T20:07:41Z

Moving this note to the scrap recycling research page.

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	* 20 [[Iron gear wheel]]		* 20 [[Iron gear wheel]]

	Note that scrap productivity only works properly if the recycler processes (nearly) only scrap: if you have 50% productivity on scrap recycling and the recycler processes one piece of scrap, the productivity progress bar goes to 50%. If the item directly afterwards is again scrap, it will fill to 100% and you get the bonus. But, if you process something else instead, the progress is lost and starts again at 0%.

	== History ==		== History ==

Luc: add a gotcha for productivity, since holmium ore can be a bottleneck for most bases and then scrap productivity is important

2025-03-24T16:51:46Z

add a gotcha for productivity, since holmium ore can be a bottleneck for most bases and then scrap productivity is important

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	* 7 [[Solid fuel]]		* 7 [[Solid fuel]]
	* 20 [[Iron gear wheel]]		* 20 [[Iron gear wheel]]

			Note that scrap productivity only works properly if the recycler processes (nearly) only scrap: if you have 50% productivity on scrap recycling and the recycler processes one piece of scrap, the productivity progress bar goes to 50%. If the item directly afterwards is again scrap, it will fill to 100% and you get the bonus. But, if you process something else instead, the progress is lost and starts again at 0%.

	== History ==		== History ==

Bilka: style

2025-02-07T12:17:51Z

style

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	== Scrap calculation ==		== Scrap calculation ==
	To get 1 holmium ore, ~~you will~~ need to ~~process~~ on average ~~100 scrap~~. This will result in also getting, on average:		To get 1 holmium ore, 100 scrap need to be processed on average. This will result in also getting, on average:
	* 1 [[Low density structure]]		* 1 [[Low density structure]]
	* 2 [[Processing unit]]s		* 2 [[Processing unit]]s

Thrawcheld: /* Scrap calculation */ stone is uncountable

2025-01-23T14:55:23Z

Scrap calculation: stone is uncountable

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	* 4 [[Steel plate]]s		* 4 [[Steel plate]]s
	* 4 [[Stone]]s		* 4 [[Stone]]
	* 5 [[Ice]]		* 5 [[Ice]]
	* 6 [[Concrete]]		* 6 [[Concrete]]

Alfonse: Rewording and removing stub.

2025-01-19T16:20:38Z

Rewording and removing stub.

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	{{Languages}}		{{Languages}}
	{{:Infobox:Holmium ore}}		{{:Infobox:Holmium ore}}
	~~{{Stub}}~~
	{{About/Space age}}		{{About/Space age}}
	'''Holmium ore''' is a rare resource that can only be found on [[Fulgora]]~~{{SA}}. Its only purpose is to be processed into [[holmium solution]]{{SA}}~~. It has ~~an extremely low~~ chance to be extracted from [[~~Recycler\|~~recycling~~]] [[scrap~~]], and can be found in ~~large quantities from~~ [[fulgorite]] deposits.		'''Holmium ore''' is a rare resource that can only be found on [[Fulgora]]. It has a 1% chance to be extracted from [[scrap recycling]], and can be found in [[fulgorite]] deposits.

	[[~~Quality~~]] ~~doesn't apply to~~ [[Fluid system\|~~fluids~~]], ~~and the only recipe that uses holmium ore converts it into a fluid, so~~ high-quality holmium ore provides no benefits. ~~(Indeed, it's arguably worse – you can't mix input quality levels in recipes~~, so ~~your high-quality~~ holmium ore ~~needs to be combined with equally high-~~quality ~~stone to produce holmium fluid~~, ~~whereas common holmium ore could be combined with common~~ stone ~~to produce exactly the same holmium fluid. High-~~quality ~~stone can~~ be ~~turned into various things, some of which actually benefit from the quality~~.)		The only recipe which consumes holmium ore is [[holmium solution]], which is a [[Fluid system\|fluid]]. Because [[quality]] does not apply to fluids, high-quality holmium ore provides no benefits. The holmium solution recipe also requires [[stone]], so to consume holmium ore of a particular quality, stone of equal quality must also be provided.

	=== Scrap calculation ===		== Scrap calculation ==
	~~On average, to~~ get 1 holmium ore, you will need to process 100 scrap, ~~resulting in~~:		To get 1 holmium ore, you will need to process on average 100 scrap. This will result in also getting, on average:
	* 1 Holmium ore
	* 1 [[Low density structure]]		* 1 [[Low density structure]]
	* 2 [[Processing unit]]s		* 2 [[Processing unit]]s

Thrawcheld: rm "also" - this is the main way of getting it

2025-01-19T15:38:26Z

rm "also" - this is the main way of getting it

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	{{About/Space age}}		{{About/Space age}}
	'''Holmium ore''' is a rare resource that can only be found on [[Fulgora]]{{SA}}. Its only purpose is to be processed into [[~~Holmium~~ solution]]{{SA}}. It ~~also~~ has an extremely low chance to be extracted from [[Recycler\|recycling]] [[scrap]], and can be found in large quantities from [[~~Fulgorite~~]].		'''Holmium ore''' is a rare resource that can only be found on [[Fulgora]]{{SA}}. Its only purpose is to be processed into [[holmium solution]]{{SA}}. It has an extremely low chance to be extracted from [[Recycler\|recycling]] [[scrap]], and can be found in large quantities from [[fulgorite]] deposits.

	[[Quality]] doesn't apply to [[~~Fluid_system~~\|fluids]], and the only recipe that uses holmium ore converts it into a fluid, so high-quality holmium ore provides no benefits. (Indeed, it's arguably worse -- you can't mix input quality levels in recipes, so your high-quality holmium ore needs to be combined with equally high-quality stone to produce holmium fluid, whereas common holmium ore could be combined with common stone to produce exactly the same holmium fluid. High-quality stone can be turned into various things, some of which actually benefit from the quality.)		[[Quality]] doesn't apply to [[Fluid system\|fluids]], and the only recipe that uses holmium ore converts it into a fluid, so high-quality holmium ore provides no benefits. (Indeed, it's arguably worse – you can't mix input quality levels in recipes, so your high-quality holmium ore needs to be combined with equally high-quality stone to produce holmium fluid, whereas common holmium ore could be combined with common stone to produce exactly the same holmium fluid. High-quality stone can be turned into various things, some of which actually benefit from the quality.)

	=== Scrap calculation ===		=== Scrap calculation ===

Thrawcheld: no apostrophe in possessive "its"

2025-01-19T15:33:45Z

no apostrophe in possessive "its"

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	{{About/Space age}}		{{About/Space age}}
	'''Holmium ore''' is a rare resource that can only be found on [[Fulgora]]{{SA}}. ~~It's~~ only purpose is to be processed into [[Holmium solution]]{{SA}}. It also has an extremely low chance to be extracted from [[Recycler\|recycling]] [[scrap]], and can be found in large quantities from [[Fulgorite]].		'''Holmium ore''' is a rare resource that can only be found on [[Fulgora]]{{SA}}. Its only purpose is to be processed into [[Holmium solution]]{{SA}}. It also has an extremely low chance to be extracted from [[Recycler\|recycling]] [[scrap]], and can be found in large quantities from [[Fulgorite]].

	[[Quality]] doesn't apply to [[Fluid_system\|fluids]], and the only recipe that uses holmium ore converts it into a fluid, so high-quality holmium ore provides no benefits. (Indeed, it's arguably worse -- you can't mix input quality levels in recipes, so your high-quality holmium ore needs to be combined with equally high-quality stone to produce holmium fluid, whereas common holmium ore could be combined with common stone to produce exactly the same holmium fluid. High-quality stone can be turned into various things, some of which actually benefit from the quality.)		[[Quality]] doesn't apply to [[Fluid_system\|fluids]], and the only recipe that uses holmium ore converts it into a fluid, so high-quality holmium ore provides no benefits. (Indeed, it's arguably worse -- you can't mix input quality levels in recipes, so your high-quality holmium ore needs to be combined with equally high-quality stone to produce holmium fluid, whereas common holmium ore could be combined with common stone to produce exactly the same holmium fluid. High-quality stone can be turned into various things, some of which actually benefit from the quality.)

Alfonse: /* Scrap calculation */

2024-12-14T00:19:45Z

Scrap calculation

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	* 3 [[Copper cable]]s		* 3 [[Copper cable]]s
	* 4 [[Battery]]s		* 4 [[Battery\|Batteries]]
	* 4 [[Steel plate]]s		* 4 [[Steel plate]]s
	* 4 [[Stone]]s		* 4 [[Stone]]s

Adehnert: mention the need for quality stone

2024-12-13T22:50:50Z

mention the need for quality stone

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	'''Holmium ore''' is a rare resource that can only be found on [[Fulgora]]{{SA}}. It's only purpose is to be processed into [[Holmium solution]]{{SA}}. It also has an extremely low chance to be extracted from [[Recycler\|recycling]] [[scrap]], and can be found in large quantities from [[Fulgorite]].		'''Holmium ore''' is a rare resource that can only be found on [[Fulgora]]{{SA}}. It's only purpose is to be processed into [[Holmium solution]]{{SA}}. It also has an extremely low chance to be extracted from [[Recycler\|recycling]] [[scrap]], and can be found in large quantities from [[Fulgorite]].

	[[Quality]] doesn't apply to [[Fluid_system\|fluids]], and the only recipe that uses holmium ore converts it into a fluid, so high-quality holmium ore provides no benefits.		[[Quality]] doesn't apply to [[Fluid_system\|fluids]], and the only recipe that uses holmium ore converts it into a fluid, so high-quality holmium ore provides no benefits. (Indeed, it's arguably worse -- you can't mix input quality levels in recipes, so your high-quality holmium ore needs to be combined with equally high-quality stone to produce holmium fluid, whereas common holmium ore could be combined with common stone to produce exactly the same holmium fluid. High-quality stone can be turned into various things, some of which actually benefit from the quality.)

	=== Scrap calculation ===		=== Scrap calculation ===

Iridium235: Added scrap calculation

2024-12-12T04:59:17Z

Added scrap calculation

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	{{About/Space age}}		{{About/Space age}}
	'''Holmium ore''' is a rare resource that can only be found on [[Fulgora]]{{SA}}. It's only purpose is to be processed into [[Holmium solution]]{{SA}}. It also has an extremely low chance to be extracted from [[scrap]], and can be found in large quantities from [[Fulgorite]].		'''Holmium ore''' is a rare resource that can only be found on [[Fulgora]]{{SA}}. It's only purpose is to be processed into [[Holmium solution]]{{SA}}. It also has an extremely low chance to be extracted from [[Recycler\|recycling]] [[scrap]], and can be found in large quantities from [[Fulgorite]].

	[[Quality]] doesn't apply to [[Fluid_system\|fluids]], and the only recipe that uses holmium ore converts it into a fluid, so high-quality holmium ore provides no benefits.		[[Quality]] doesn't apply to [[Fluid_system\|fluids]], and the only recipe that uses holmium ore converts it into a fluid, so high-quality holmium ore provides no benefits.

			=== Scrap calculation ===
			On average, to get 1 holmium ore, you will need to process 100 scrap, resulting in:
			* 1 Holmium ore
			* 1 [[Low density structure]]
			* 2 [[Processing unit]]s
			* 3 [[Advanced circuit]]s
			* 3 [[Copper cable]]s
			* 4 [[Battery]]s
			* 4 [[Steel plate]]s
			* 4 [[Stone]]s
			* 5 [[Ice]]
			* 6 [[Concrete]]
			* 7 [[Solid fuel]]
			* 20 [[Iron gear wheel]]

	== History ==		== History ==