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RA2lover — Sun, 17 May 2026 08:56:17 GMT

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User talk:LizardFish

Legolegs — Sat, 16 May 2026 18:40:44 GMT

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Legolegs — Sat, 16 May 2026 18:40:38 GMT

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Dedicated Server Guide

JacksonTheMaster — Sat, 16 May 2026 13:28:05 GMT

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	\| Vulcan		\| Vulcan
	\| <code> ~~Vulcan~~ </code>		\| <code> Vulcan2 </code>
	\| <code>Creative, Easy, Normal, Stationeer</code>		\| <code>Creative, Easy, Normal, Stationeer</code>
	\| <code>VulcanDefault, VulcanDefaultCommunity, VulcanBrutal, VulcanBrutalCommunity</code>		\| <code>VulcanDefault, VulcanDefaultCommunity, VulcanBrutal, VulcanBrutalCommunity</code>

Kit (Counterflow Heat Exchanger)

Nightmare — Fri, 15 May 2026 18:21:50 GMT

Added Mechanics section and updated notes

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 Example showing how the initial temperature of network 1 determines the output temperature of network 2, when flowrate / thermal mass is skewed heavily in favor of network 1.<br>
 [[File:Counter flow example 2 diagram.png|Example of how to set up a counterlow heat exchanger to consistently cool hot gas]]<br>
 == Notes ==
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 * Requires frame support
 * In older versions, [[Kit (Heat Exchanger)|heat exchangers]] had 2 inputs and 2 outputs intended for active liquid flow, but the heat swapping mechanic wasn't fleshed out. This eventually became the '''counterflow heat exchanger''' after the [[Update v0.2.4294.19984|Airflow update]].
 === Prefab Information ===

Spray Paint

RA2lover — Thu, 14 May 2026 20:16:26 GMT

moved deprecation tag to recipes section

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	== Recipes ==		== Recipes ==
			{{Deprecated}}
	'''All''' recipes below require 5ml of [[Soy Oil]] in addition to the ingredients listed below.		'''All''' recipes below require 5ml of [[Soy Oil]] in addition to the ingredients listed below.
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	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==
	* As of 0.2.2581.12315, Spray Paint ~~could~~ be made with 1g [[Iron Ingot\|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).		* As of 0.2.2581.12315, Spray Paint can be made with 1g [[Iron Ingot\|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).

Talk:Spray Paint

RA2lover — Thu, 14 May 2026 20:09:32 GMT

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	Should the old paint system be removed such as the old soy recipes seems misleading since it has been replaced		Should the old paint system be removed such as the old soy recipes seems misleading since it has been replaced --[[User:Watermelon58]] <small>(Please sign your comments with <nowiki>--~~~~</nowiki> )</small>
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			A deprecation template as in [[Paint Mixer]] should suffice instead, i guess. --[[User:RA2lover\|RA2lover]] ([[User talk:RA2lover\|talk]]) 20:09, 14 May 2026 (UTC)

Talk:Spray Paint

Watermelon58 — Thu, 14 May 2026 11:43:07 GMT

Created page with "Should the old paint system be removed such as the old soy recipes seems misleading since it has been replaced"

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Should the old paint system be removed such as the old soy recipes seems misleading since it has been replaced

Modding:XMLMods/Worlds

Banangecko — Wed, 13 May 2026 20:07:36 GMT

Import terrain Heightmap: Corrected that .tiff is not a valid filetype

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	Custom terrain can be generated using the in-game command "terraineditor" in the f3 console. For this you need a heightmap and optionally crust map, cracks map, and lava map. In the terrain editor GUI you can navigate to each of the images saved on your computer for the terrain generator to use and hit generate. Once the 16 terrain files are generated, they should be placed in the terrain folder of the modded world.		Custom terrain can be generated using the in-game command "terraineditor" in the f3 console. For this you need a heightmap and optionally crust map, cracks map, and lava map. In the terrain editor GUI you can navigate to each of the images saved on your computer for the terrain generator to use and hit generate. Once the 16 terrain files are generated, they should be placed in the terrain folder of the modded world.

	=== Import ~~terrain~~ Heightmap ===		=== Import Terrain Heightmap ===
	The in-game terrain editor tool requires a specific format of image for the heightmap; black and white 32-bit linear Grayscale in .raw, .data ~~or .tiff~~ formats with a size of 4096x4096 pixels ''(though other sizes are probably possible?)''. If it is not possible to export in one of these filetypes or it just does not seem to work, [https://www.gimp.org/ GIMP] can be used to convert the image to the correct format. Once it is selected you can choose the minimum (fully black) and maximum (fully white) height.		The in-game terrain editor tool requires a specific format of image for the heightmap; black and white 32-bit linear Grayscale in .raw or .data formats with a size of 4096x4096 pixels ''(though other sizes are probably possible?)''. If it is not possible to export in one of these filetypes or it just does not seem to work, [https://www.gimp.org/ GIMP] can be used to convert the image to the correct format. Once it is selected you can choose the minimum (fully black) and maximum (fully white) height.

	=== Import Crust Map ===		=== Import Crust Map ===

Modding talk:XMLMods/Worlds

Banangecko — Wed, 13 May 2026 20:03:15 GMT

response to Gimp recommendation

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	Recommending GIMP seems kind of like suggesting an axe to butter your bread instead of a knife... Surely a simpler image editor such as paint.net (getpaint.net), or if you're only converting formats even irfanview could just be used/suggested instead of GIMP? [[User:TK421\|TK421]] ([[User talk:TK421\|talk]]) 07:59, 1 May 2026 (UTC)		Recommending GIMP seems kind of like suggesting an axe to butter your bread instead of a knife... Surely a simpler image editor such as paint.net (getpaint.net), or if you're only converting formats even irfanview could just be used/suggested instead of GIMP? [[User:TK421\|TK421]] ([[User talk:TK421\|talk]]) 07:59, 1 May 2026 (UTC)

			I wasn't aware of any other programs and Gimp was the first one I found when trying to work through this problem on my own. Feel free to modify the suggestion just keep GIMP in there at the bottom of the page. --[[User:Banangecko\|Banangecko]] ([[User talk:Banangecko\|talk]]) 20:03, 13 May 2026 (UTC)

User talk:Parisean

Aproposmath — Wed, 13 May 2026 18:03:10 GMT

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Modding:XMLMods/Worlds

Banangecko — Tue, 12 May 2026 02:48:01 GMT

File structure: Adjusted format and verified that the file structure works

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	Custom worlds have three main parts: world settings, terrain, and textures. For stationeers to recognize a local custom world, the file path should be:<br><br>		Custom worlds have three main parts: world settings, terrain, and textures. For stationeers to recognize a local custom world, the file path should be:<br><br>

	...Documents\My Games\Stationeers\mods\'''My Modded World\GameData\ (then worldsettings, terrain folder, and textures folder)'''		...Documents\My Games\Stationeers\mods\'''My Modded World\GameData\ (then worldsettings.xml, terrain folder, and textures folder)'''

	* Bold are folders you must create		* Bold are folders you must create
	* "My Modded World" and "worldsettings" can be named anything		* "My Modded World" and "worldsettings" can be named anything
	* "About" and "Screenshots" folders also required in "My Modded World" if you plan to upload to the steam workshop.		* "About" and "Screenshots" folders also required in "My Modded World" if you plan to upload to the steam workshop.
	* "Language" folder is also required in "GameData" if the new world uses any new vocabulary/world description that isn't defined in the base game language folder.		* "Language" folder and localization xml's are also required in "GameData" if the new world uses any new vocabulary/world description that isn't defined in the base game language folder.

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	Where in the base game vulcan you might see the path:<br>		Where in the base game vulcan you might see the path:<br>
	Worlds/Vulcan/Textures/LAVA_heights.png<br>		'''Worlds/Vulcan/Textures/LAVA_heights.png'''<br>
	Your modded world would need the path:<br>		Your modded world would need the path:<br>
	GameData/Textures/ModLAVA_heights.png ~~{verify?}~~		'''GameData/Textures/ModLAVA_heights.png'''

	== World Settings ==		== World Settings ==

Kit (Satellite Dish)

Halavus — Sun, 10 May 2026 01:35:34 GMT

Capabilities: corrected Large Dish Base Power

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	\| Maximum Power Setting \|\| watts \|\| 200 \|\| 7,500 \|\| 50,000		\| Maximum Power Setting \|\| watts \|\| 200 \|\| 7,500 \|\| 50,000
	\|-		\|-
	\| Base Power Usage \|\| watts \|\| 10 \|\| 50 \|\| ~~100~~		\| Base Power Usage \|\| watts \|\| 10 \|\| 50 \|\| 200
	\|-		\|-
	\| Acquisition Power Usage, Ratio to Power Setting \|\| % \|\| style="text-align: center;" colspan=3 \| 10%		\| Acquisition Power Usage, Ratio to Power Setting \|\| % \|\| style="text-align: center;" colspan=3 \| 10%

User talk:MemeManDan

RA2lover — Sat, 09 May 2026 05:13:07 GMT

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User talk:Grillatactics

RA2lover — Thu, 07 May 2026 15:33:37 GMT

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Toolbelt

Ams — Thu, 07 May 2026 10:15:04 GMT

Link to mk2

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	== Description ==		== Description ==
	The toolbelt can hold all tools, cables, and the data tablet. It has 8 slots for tools. The player spawns with a tool belt stocked with [[Angle Grinder]], [[Crowbar]], [[Hand Drill]], [[Screwdriver]], [[Welding Torch]], [[Wire Cutters]], [[Wrench]], and 50 [[Cables]].		The toolbelt can hold all tools, cables, and the data tablet. It has 8 slots for tools. The player spawns with a tool belt stocked with [[Angle Grinder]], [[Crowbar]], [[Hand Drill]], [[Screwdriver]], [[Welding Torch]], [[Wire Cutters]], [[Wrench]], and 50 [[Cables]].

			See also: [[Tool Belt MK II]].

Tool Belt MK II

Ams — Thu, 07 May 2026 10:13:02 GMT

Cross reference the mk1.

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	== Description ==		== Description ==
	The Tool Belt MK II is an upgrade on the Tool Belt it can hold all tools, cables, and the data tablet. It has 10 slots for tools and 2 additional generic slots.		The Tool Belt MK II is an upgrade on the [[Tool Belt]] it can hold all tools, cables, and the data tablet. It has 10 slots for tools and 2 additional generic slots.

User talk:Zarix

RA2lover — Tue, 05 May 2026 21:44:09 GMT

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User:Zarix

RA2lover — Tue, 05 May 2026 21:44:04 GMT

User account Zarix was created by RA2lover and password was sent by email I don't think there's a "get a dump of all pages" feature on vanilla mediawiki - Getting one would likely need an extension for that on top of a wiki account. I'd recommend reaching out to User:JacksonTheMaster for this.

User talk:Licidil

RA2lover — Tue, 05 May 2026 12:53:44 GMT

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User:Licidil

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User account Licidil was created by RA2lover and password was sent by email No join reason provided but has enough of an online footprint linking to this game.

User talk:Ghstride

Legolegs — Sun, 03 May 2026 17:34:36 GMT

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MediaWiki:Sitenotice

JacksonTheMaster — Fri, 01 May 2026 09:45:20 GMT

Replaced content with "-"

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	As of April 25, We've enabled Cloudflare's WAF and a Cloudflare managed challenge on Stationeers Wiki. In the first 24 hours, it blocked 637,000 malicious requests. That's about 79 percent of all traffic hitting the site. '''You might notice a brief security check page''' when you visit, but it's worth it. Those weren't real users; they were bots scraping content and hammering the infrastructure in unpredictable spikes. With them filtered out now, the wiki should stay snappy and responsive for people actually contributing and reading. I'll keep monitoring it, but this is a solid win for stability. ~ Jackson		-

Modding talk:XMLMods/Worlds

TK421 — Fri, 01 May 2026 07:59:42 GMT

Suggest paint.net/irfanview instead of GIMP

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Recommending GIMP seems kind of like suggesting an axe to butter your bread instead of a knife... Surely a simpler image editor such as paint.net (getpaint.net), or if you're only converting formats even irfanview could just be used/suggested instead of GIMP? [[User:TK421|TK421]] ([[User talk:TK421|talk]]) 07:59, 1 May 2026 (UTC)

Autolathe/Data Network

Magnavode — Thu, 30 Apr 2026 07:48:19 GMT

Added missing parameter

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	\|		\|
	\| Total number of reagents inside the device (e.g. ~~92g~~ of iron = 92).		\| Total number of reagents inside the device (e.g. 90g of iron + 2g of copper = 92).
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	\| Unique Reference Identifier for this object.		\| Unique Reference Identifier for this object.
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			!StackSize
			\|Integer
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			\|The stack size of the devices internal memory.
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Modding:XMLMods/Worlds

Banangecko — Thu, 30 Apr 2026 01:01:31 GMT

Referenced GIMP and fixed a mistake in the file path section.

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	Custom worlds have three main parts: world settings, terrain, and textures. For stationeers to recognize a local custom world, the file path should be:<br><br>		Custom worlds have three main parts: world settings, terrain, and textures. For stationeers to recognize a local custom world, the file path should be:<br><br>

	...Documents\My Games\Stationeers\mods\'''My Modded World\GameData~~\World Name~~\ (then worldsettings, terrain folder, and textures folder)'''		...Documents\My Games\Stationeers\mods\'''My Modded World\GameData\ (then worldsettings, terrain folder, and textures folder)'''

	* Bold are folders you must create		* Bold are folders you must create
	* "My Modded World~~" and "World Name~~" and "worldsettings" can be named anything		* "My Modded World" and "worldsettings" can be named anything
	* "About" and "Screenshots" folders also required in "My Modded World" if you plan to upload to the steam workshop.		* "About" and "Screenshots" folders also required in "My Modded World" if you plan to upload to the steam workshop.
	* "Language" folder is also required in "GameData" if the new world uses any new vocabulary that isn't defined in the base game language folder.		* "Language" folder is also required in "GameData" if the new world uses any new vocabulary/world description that isn't defined in the base game language folder.

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	== World Settings ==		== World Settings ==
	World Settings define the structure of a world in stationeers; how it appears in the new world menu, its atmosphere, weather, mineables, deep mining regions, POI's, terrain path, what textures it uses, lighting and more. Many of these options branch to other .xml files, like mineables and weather, which can also be modified and added to the mod folder alongside the worldsettings folder. for more advanced customization. <br>		World Settings define the structure of a world in stationeers; how it appears in the new world menu, its atmosphere, weather, mineables, deep mining regions, POI's, terrain path, what textures it uses, lighting and more. Many of these options branch to other .xml files, like mineables and weather, which can also be modified and added to the mod folder alongside the worldsettings folder for more advanced customization. <br>
	It's easiest to start with looking at/copying the world settings of an existing map and modifying the .xml file.		It's easiest to start with looking at/copying the world settings of an existing map and modifying the .xml file.
	=== Modifying Atmosphere ===		=== Modifying Atmosphere ===
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	=== Import terrain Heightmap ===		=== Import terrain Heightmap ===
	The in-game terrain editor tool requires a specific format of image for the heightmap. black and white 32-bit Grayscale ~~images~~ in .raw, .data or .tiff formats with a size of 4096x4096 pixels ''(though other sizes are probably possible?)''. Once it is selected you can choose the minimum (fully black) and maximum (fully white) height.		The in-game terrain editor tool requires a specific format of image for the heightmap; black and white 32-bit linear Grayscale in .raw, .data or .tiff formats with a size of 4096x4096 pixels ''(though other sizes are probably possible?)''. If it is not possible to export in one of these filetypes or it just does not seem to work, [https://www.gimp.org/ GIMP] can be used to convert the image to the correct format. Once it is selected you can choose the minimum (fully black) and maximum (fully white) height.

	=== Import Crust Map ===		=== Import Crust Map ===
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	# [https://www.blender.org/ Blender] is very useful for sculpting a world and generating height maps/normal maps from it.		# [https://www.blender.org/ Blender] is very useful for sculpting a world and generating height maps/normal maps from it.
	# [https://www.omnicalculator.com/physics/ideal-gas-law Omni Calculator] can be helpful in determining the total mols of gas required for a desired atmospheric pressure.		# [https://www.omnicalculator.com/physics/ideal-gas-law Omni Calculator] can be helpful in determining the total mols of gas required for a desired atmospheric pressure.
			# [https://www.gimp.org/ GIMP] Is useful to convert image formats to the ones useable by the terrain editor command.

User talk:StarCatcher

Legolegs — Wed, 29 Apr 2026 15:16:21 GMT

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User talk:HereticHazel

Legolegs — Wed, 29 Apr 2026 15:15:56 GMT

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Modding:XMLMods

Aproposmath — Wed, 29 Apr 2026 14:25:51 GMT

Basic XML modding page, link to Modding:XMLMods/Worlds

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= XML Modding =

XML Modding in ''Stationeers'' lets you change game data like plants, recipes, and world settings using XML files, without coding.

Two example mods ('''ExampleMod.zip''' and '''AttributesExampleMod''') are in the game directory at '''<GameDir>/rocketstation_Data/StreamingAssets'''.

== See Also ==

* [[Modding:XMLMods/Worlds]]

Modding:XMLMods/Worlds

Banangecko — Wed, 29 Apr 2026 08:03:44 GMT

Fixed broken links

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	==== Gas ====		==== Gas ====
	Gas composition of a world is defined by type and quantity of each constituent gas. "Type" follows the prefab name of the gas as it appears in the stationpeda, ''(no spaces between words)''.<br>		Gas composition of a world is defined by type and quantity of each constituent gas. "Type" follows the prefab name of the gas as it appears in the stationpeda, ''(no spaces between words)''.<br>
	"Quantity" is measured in mols per frame, which matches what reading you would get with an [[Atmos Analyzer]] tablet when standing in any empty grid outside. This input doesn't correlate very intuitively with pressure, which needs to be calculated from the total mols of gas, volume of a frame (8000L) and the temperature ''(which varies according the the temperature map)''. The external tool [https://www.omnicalculator.com/physics/ideal-gas-law\| Omni Calculator] can be helpful for this.		"Quantity" is measured in mols per frame, which matches what reading you would get with an [[Atmos Analyzer]] tablet when standing in any empty grid outside. This input doesn't correlate very intuitively with pressure, which needs to be calculated from the total mols of gas, volume of a frame (8000L) and the temperature ''(which varies according the the temperature map)''. The external tool [https://www.omnicalculator.com/physics/ideal-gas-law Omni Calculator] can be helpful for this.

	== Terrain ==		== Terrain ==
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	== Useful tools ==		== Useful tools ==
	# [https://www.blender.org/\| Blender] is very ~~usefull~~ for sculpting a world and generating height maps/normal maps from it.		# [https://www.blender.org/ Blender] is very useful for sculpting a world and generating height maps/normal maps from it.
	# [https://www.omnicalculator.com/physics/ideal-gas-law\| Omni Calculator] can be helpful in determining the total mols of gas required for a desired atmospheric pressure.		# [https://www.omnicalculator.com/physics/ideal-gas-law Omni Calculator] can be helpful in determining the total mols of gas required for a desired atmospheric pressure.

Modding:XMLMods/Worlds

Banangecko — Wed, 29 Apr 2026 07:58:13 GMT

Created page.

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== File structure ==
Custom worlds have three main parts: world settings, terrain, and textures. For stationeers to recognize a local custom world, the file path should be: 

...Documents\My Games\Stationeers\mods\'''My Modded World\GameData\World Name\ (then worldsettings, terrain folder, and textures folder)'''

* Bold are folders you must create
* "My Modded World" and "World Name" and "worldsettings" can be named anything
* "About" and "Screenshots" folders also required in "My Modded World" if you plan to upload to the steam workshop.
* "Language" folder is also required in "GameData" if the new world uses any new vocabulary that isn't defined in the base game language folder.

 
Modded texture filepaths used in the new worldsettings.xml differ from the way they are defined in base game worldsettings. It is important not to define the filepath based on where your local textures are saved, as it may not work when uploaded to the steam workshop and ran on another device. 

Where in the base game vulcan you might see the path: 
Worlds/Vulcan/Textures/LAVA_heights.png 
Your modded world would need the path: 
GameData/Textures/ModLAVA_heights.png {verify?}

== World Settings ==
World Settings define the structure of a world in stationeers; how it appears in the new world menu, its atmosphere, weather, mineables, deep mining regions, POI's, terrain path, what textures it uses, lighting and more. Many of these options branch to other .xml files, like mineables and weather, which can also be modified and added to the mod folder alongside the worldsettings folder. for more advanced customization. 
It's easiest to start with looking at/copying the world settings of an existing map and modifying the .xml file.
=== Modifying Atmosphere ===
The atmosphere is defined in the worldsettings under <GlobalAtmosphere> by a temperature map <Temperature> and gas composition <Gas>. Note that for vacuum worlds this entire section may simply be <GlobalAtmosphere/> with none of the following sections.
==== Temperature ====
Temperature for a world is defined by a map interpolated between several keys over the course of an in-game day. Each key has two important entries; time and value. 
"Value" is taken as degrees kelvin. The atmosphere will be at this temperature when exactly over the key.
Over the course of a day, the world "time" moves back and fourth between 0 (noon) and 180 (midnight). 

As an example, setting two keys: 
<Key Time="0" Value="200" InTangent=.../> 
<Key Time="100" Value="150" InTangent=.../> 

Would give a temperature that starts at 200K midday then gradually decreases to 150K just after sunset and stays at 150K all night before starting to increase just before sunrise back up to 200K.
==== Gas ====
Gas composition of a world is defined by type and quantity of each constituent gas. "Type" follows the prefab name of the gas as it appears in the stationpeda, ''(no spaces between words)''. 
"Quantity" is measured in mols per frame, which matches what reading you would get with an [[Atmos Analyzer]] tablet when standing in any empty grid outside. This input doesn't correlate very intuitively with pressure, which needs to be calculated from the total mols of gas, volume of a frame (8000L) and the temperature ''(which varies according the the temperature map)''. The external tool [https://www.omnicalculator.com/physics/ideal-gas-law| Omni Calculator] can be helpful for this.

== Terrain ==
Custom terrain can be generated using the in-game command "terraineditor" in the f3 console. For this you need a heightmap and optionally crust map, cracks map, and lava map. In the terrain editor GUI you can navigate to each of the images saved on your computer for the terrain generator to use and hit generate. Once the 16 terrain files are generated, they should be placed in the terrain folder of the modded world.

=== Import terrain Heightmap ===
The in-game terrain editor tool requires a specific format of image for the heightmap. black and white 32-bit Grayscale images in .raw, .data or .tiff formats with a size of 4096x4096 pixels ''(though other sizes are probably possible?)''. Once it is selected you can choose the minimum (fully black) and maximum (fully white) height.

=== Import Crust Map ===
The crust map only requires a black and white .PNG image, size does not need to be 4096{verify?}. The terrain material is defined in the worldsettings under <TerrainSettings...> ⇒ <Detail...> ⇒ <GroupOne> and <GroupTwo>. A fully black pixel on the map will correlate to group one, and fully white to group two, with any intermediate greys resulting in a blending of the two materials with varying weight towards one or two accordingly. On Europa, for example, group one is chunky rock and group two is snow. Blending is seen on the steepening faces of each mountain.

=== Import Crack Map ===
The crack map also requires a black and white .PNG. Importing one into the terrain editor will prompt several additional options to configure the cracks.

=== Making Lava from a Heightmap ===
The lavamap in the terraineditor is ''(confusingly)'' not actually used. Instead, a regular black and white .PNG heightmap of the lava should be located in the textures folder of the modded world and referenced in the worldsettings. Vulcan's default worldsettings section for this is: 
<Lava MinHeight="32" MaxHeight="723">...

== Textures ==
Texture files are used for colors and normals of the whole map and the close up dirt/rock details. They are also used to define where deep mining regions and POI's are located, using color codes defined by RGB in the worldsettings. Any modified textures placed in the mod folder must be properly addressed by file path in the worldsettings, as described in the file structure section.

== Useful tools ==
# [https://www.blender.org/| Blender] is very usefull for sculpting a world and generating height maps/normal maps from it.
# [https://www.omnicalculator.com/physics/ideal-gas-law| Omni Calculator] can be helpful in determining the total mols of gas required for a desired atmospheric pressure.

Autolathe/Internal Memory

Magnavode — Tue, 28 Apr 2026 20:00:11 GMT

minor clarifications and typo's fixed

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	\| rowspan="3" \| ~~JumpIfNextValid~~		\| rowspan="3" \| JumpIfNextInvalid
	\| rowspan="3" \| This is another flag that applies to the next address (if it is ExecuteRecipe). If the recipe cannot be completed, then the Fabricator will jump to the specified address.		\| rowspan="3" \| This is another flag that applies to the next address (if it is ExecuteRecipe). If the recipe cannot be completed, then the Fabricator will jump to the specified address.
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	\| rowspan="3" \| DeviceSetLock		\| rowspan="3" \| DeviceSetLock
	\| rowspan="3" \| This will set the lock state of the device (true 1, false 0), similar to the "L" IC instruction. Useful if you want to lock the device, do something, then unlock it.		\| rowspan="3" \| This will set the lock state of the device (true 1, false 0), similar to the "Lock" IC instruction. Useful if you want to lock the device, do something, then unlock it.
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	\| rowspan="3" \| This allows you to specity the reagent you want to eject. All reagents of that type will be ejected. The stack will not advance until this is complete		\| rowspan="3" \| This allows you to specity the reagent you want to eject. All reagents of that type will be ejected. The stack pointer will not advance until this is complete
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User talk:Magnavode

RA2lover — Tue, 28 Apr 2026 16:52:48 GMT

Welcome to the crew!

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RA2lover — Tue, 28 Apr 2026 16:52:42 GMT

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MediaWiki:Sitenotice

RA2lover — Tue, 28 Apr 2026 16:52:10 GMT

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	As of ~~yesterday~~, We've enabled Cloudflare's WAF and a Cloudflare managed challenge on Stationeers Wiki. In the first 24 hours, it blocked 637,000 malicious requests. That's about 79 percent of all traffic hitting the site. '''You might notice a brief security check page''' when you visit, but it's worth it. Those weren't real users; they were bots scraping content and hammering the infrastructure in unpredictable spikes. With them filtered out now, the wiki should stay snappy and responsive for people actually contributing and reading. I'll keep monitoring it, but this is a solid win for stability. ~ Jackson		As of April 25, We've enabled Cloudflare's WAF and a Cloudflare managed challenge on Stationeers Wiki. In the first 24 hours, it blocked 637,000 malicious requests. That's about 79 percent of all traffic hitting the site. '''You might notice a brief security check page''' when you visit, but it's worth it. Those weren't real users; they were bots scraping content and hammering the infrastructure in unpredictable spikes. With them filtered out now, the wiki should stay snappy and responsive for people actually contributing and reading. I'll keep monitoring it, but this is a solid win for stability. ~ Jackson

Kit (Autominer Small)

Legolegs — Mon, 27 Apr 2026 15:02:04 GMT

Layout and head obstruction

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	When the head is returning automatically to dump the ore, it then goes back down the fastest route.		When the head is returning automatically to dump the ore, it then goes back down the fastest route.

			If the head gets stuck at welded frames on its way up the Autominer will lock it the error state forever and has be rebuilt.

			== Layout and head obstruction==
			[[File:Autominer layout.jpg\|thumb\|center\|The autominer (small) surrounded by frames. Green frames are allowed and do not obstruct the head movement, red frames if welded will make the autominer stuck.]]

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

File:Autominer layout.jpg

Legolegs — Mon, 27 Apr 2026 14:56:26 GMT

Legolegs uploaded File:Autominer layout.jpg

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Autominer layout with surrounding frames

Kit (Autominer Small)

Legolegs — Mon, 27 Apr 2026 14:52:42 GMT

Notes: increased ore yield, mining speed

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	Ices mined this way will melt if the atmosphere around the miner is warm. [[Volatiles]] will catch fire on [[Mars]] during the day but won't on [[Europa]] because of the temperature difference.		The Autominer extracts more ore from the veins than other means of mining (such as digging with the [[Mining Drill]]). According to the research, the rate is 200% for ores and 150% for ices<ref>the ore being gold and the ice being volatiles in the test patch</ref>.

			The Autominer digs 2x2 area in 36 ticks per level. On its way up the head travels at 5 ticks per level.

			Ices mined this way will melt upon ejected if the atmosphere around the miner is warm. [[Volatiles]] will catch fire on [[Mars]] during the day but won't on [[Europa]] because of the temperature difference.
	It would be best to redirect the miner's output with chutes to an enclosed space with negative temperature or zero pressure. Alternatively an [[SDB Silo]] or [[Loader]] with stockpile of belts can be used.		It would be best to redirect the miner's output with chutes to an enclosed space with negative temperature or zero pressure. Alternatively an [[SDB Silo]] or [[Loader]] with stockpile of belts can be used.

Mining Charge

Legolegs — Mon, 27 Apr 2026 14:41:11 GMT

Notes: explosion does not destroy the ore items

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	* The explosion power/radius seems to be the same as the [[Demolition Charge]], just with a timed explosion instead of remotely triggered detonation.		* The explosion power/radius seems to be the same as the [[Demolition Charge]], just with a timed explosion instead of remotely triggered detonation.
	* The mining charge will explode immediately if destroyed while armed (such as by fire).		* The mining charge will explode immediately if destroyed while armed (such as by fire).
			* The explosion does not destroy the ore items nor the constructions.

Guide (Mining)

Legolegs — Mon, 27 Apr 2026 14:32:31 GMT

Preparing to the mining trip: rearranged the mining checklist

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	== Basic mining guide ==		== Basic mining guide ==
	=== Preparing to the mining trip ===		=== Preparing to the mining trip ===
	* Have your life support okay:		* Have your primary equipment:
	** Suit [[battery]], [[Oxygen\|breathing air]] [[Gas Canister\|canister]] and [[Basic Jetpack\|jetpack]] [[canister]].
	** Character's [[Food\|Nutrition]] and [[Thirst\|Hydration]] taken care off.
	* Have your primary [[equipment]]
	** [[Mining Drill]], [[Mining Drill (Heavy)]] or [[Pneumatic Mining Drill]] charged.		** [[Mining Drill]], [[Mining Drill (Heavy)]] or [[Pneumatic Mining Drill]] charged.
	** [[Mining Belt]] or [[Mining Backpack]] worn to automatically catch ores and ices. Bring a few extra if you can.		** [[Mining Belt]] or [[Mining Backpack]] worn to automatically catch ores and ices. Bring a few extra if you can.
	* Have your secondary/optional equipment		* Have your secondary/optional equipment
	** [[Tablet]] with [[Tracker]] [[cartridge]] AND a working [[Tracking Beacon]] at home. It will help you get home at night, in storm or if you get lost.
	** [[Light]] source: [[Road Flares]]/[[Flare Gun]] or [[Portable Light]]. The [[Helmet\|helmet]] light is kinda weak and [[power]] hungry.
	** [[Ore Detector]] or [[Sensor Lenses]]. Optional. Ores can be spotted visually well enough.		** [[Ore Detector]] or [[Sensor Lenses]]. Optional. Ores can be spotted visually well enough.
	** [[Food]] and [[~~Water Bottle~~\|~~Water~~]]. ~~While it is unadvised to open the~~ [[~~helmet~~]] ~~outside to eat, it won't immediately kill you~~.		** [[Tablet]] with [[Tracker]] cartridge AND a working [[Tracking Beacon]] at home. It will help you get home at night, in storm or if you get lost.
			** Light source: [[Road Flares]]/[[Flare Gun]] or [[Portable Light]]. The [[Helmet\|helmet]] light is weak and power hungry.
			* Make your life support okay:
			** Suit battery, [[Oxygen\|breathing air]] [[Gas Canister\|canister]] and [[Basic Jetpack\|jetpack]] canister.
			** Character's [[Food\|Nutrition]] and [[Thirst\|Hydration]].
			** [[Food]] and [[Water Bottle\|Water]].
	* Be ready for accidents		* Be ready for accidents
	** Have [[Duct Tape\|duct tape]] on you in case you fall in a hole and damage your suit		** Have [[Duct Tape\|duct tape]] on you in case you fall in a hole and damage your suit
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	\| 1 \|\| [[Mining Drill (Heavy)]] and [[Pneumatic Mining Drill]] \|\| Advanced tool. Digs faster. \|\| 100% \|\| No. Auto [[Stacker#Unloader\|unloading]] belts at best		\| 1 \|\| [[Mining Drill (Heavy)]] and [[Pneumatic Mining Drill]] \|\| Advanced tool. Digs faster. \|\| 100% \|\| No. Auto [[Stacker#Unloader\|unloading]] belts at best
	\|-		\|-
	\| 1 \|\| [[Mining Charge]] and [[Demolition Charge]] \|\| Explosives \|\| ~~???~~ \|\| No.		\| 1 \|\| [[Mining Charge]] and [[Demolition Charge]] \|\| Explosives \|\| 100% \|\| No.
	\|-		\|-
	\| 2 \|\| ~~[[Kit (Autominer Small)\|Autominer Small]],~~ [[O.G.R.E.]] \|\| Stationary device \|\| ~~150~~%~~<ref>https://steamcommunity~~.~~com/app/544550/discussions/0/592912124322349502/#c663844088187021834</ref>~~(~~needs verifying~~) \|\| Can be automated, needs to be reconstructed and relocated upon exhausting the reachable area.		\| 2 \|\| [[O.G.R.E.]] \|\| Stationary device \|\| 100% \|\| Can be automated, needs to be reconstructed and relocated upon exhausting the reachable area.
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			\| 2 \|\| [[Kit (Autominer Small)\|Autominer Small]] \|\| Stationary device \|\| 200% ores, 150% ices \|\| Can be automated, needs to be reconstructed and relocated upon exhausting the reachable area.
	\|-		\|-
	\| 4 \|\| [[Deep Miner]] \|\| Stationary device \|\| infinite resources \|\| Can be automated to work forever, needs supporting machinery		\| 4 \|\| [[Deep Miner]] \|\| Stationary device \|\| infinite resources \|\| Can be automated to work forever, needs supporting machinery

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	\| rowspan="3" \| This is another flag that applies to the next address (if it is ExecuteRecipe). If the recipe cannot be completed, then the Fabricator will jump to the specified address.		\| rowspan="3" \| This is another flag that applies to the next address (if it is ExecuteRecipe). If the recipe cannot be completed, then the Fabricator will jump to the specified address.
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