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Created page with "{{Languages}} {{:Infobox:Sunnycomb}} {{Stub}} {{About/Space age}} '''Sunnycombs''' are part of the natural terrain generation in Gleba{{SA}}. They are lichens with a sponge-like structure that accumulates a yellow crust when dried by the sun. They provide 10 spoilages when mined. == History == {{history|2.0.7| * Introduced in Space Age{{SA}} expansion. }} == See also == * Gleba{{SA}} {{EnvironmentNav}}" |
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'''Sunnycombs''' are part of the natural [[map generator|terrain generation]] in [[Gleba]]{{SA}}. They are lichens with a sponge-like structure that accumulates a yellow crust when dried by the sun. | '''Sunnycombs''' are part of the natural [[map generator|terrain generation]] in [[Gleba]]{{SA}}. They are lichens with a sponge-like structure that accumulates a yellow crust when dried by the sun. | ||
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* During development, Gleba was intended to have many plants which were harvested directly into items. [https://github.com/wube/factorio-data/blob/2.0.8/space-age/prototypes/entity/plants.lua#L1317 A code comment in the entity definition for the Sunnycomb] indicates it was originally designed as a source of [[Sulfur]]. | |||
== History == | == History == | ||
Latest revision as of 11:52, 12 November 2025
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A Gleba lichen with a sponge-like structure that accumulates a yellow crust when dried by the sun. |
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Space Age expansion exclusive feature.
Sunnycombs are part of the natural terrain generation in Gleba. They are lichens with a sponge-like structure that accumulates a yellow crust when dried by the sun.
Trivia
- During development, Gleba was intended to have many plants which were harvested directly into items. A code comment in the entity definition for the Sunnycomb indicates it was originally designed as a source of Sulfur.
History
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