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Included in | Industrial Craft |
There are three types of Reinforced Material added by Industrial Craft, all made from Advanced Alloy and having much increased blast resistance. These materials also are extremely tough, requiring about 5 seconds to mine with a Red Morningstar.
Reinforced Stone[]
Reinforced Stone | |
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Name | Reinforced Stone |
Type | Block |
Tool | ![]() |
Stackable | Yes |
Included in | Industrial Craft |
Reinforced stone is the main reinforced building material. It is extremely strong, and can even stand up to a nuclear explosion and only have a couple of blocks destroyed. It is made from eight stone and an Advanced Alloy, which makes eight. A two thick layer will definitely survive a nuke while three layers are required to protect against an exploding reactor
- Reinforced Stone can be moved by pistons and sticky pistons.
Reinforced Glass[]
Reinforced Glass | |
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Name | Reinforced Glass |
Type | Block |
Tool | ![]() |
Stackable | Yes |
Included in | Industrial Craft |
Reinforced glass is very similar to Reinforced stone, except you can see through it. It is made from seven glass and two Advanced Alloy, which makes seven. it has an almost identical blast resistance to reinforced stone and the same thickness is reqiured to survive a blast
- Reinforced Glass can be moved by pistons and sticky pistons.
Reinforced Door[]
Reinforced Door | |
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Name | Reinforced Door |
Type | Door |
Tool | ![]() |
Stackable | Yes |
Included in | Industrial Craft |
Made from six Reinforced stone, the Reinforced door is an explosion resistant door. It can only be opened or closed with a redstone current, like an Iron door.
Note: Placing a Reinforced door on a weak block like dirt is useless; if the block under it is destroyed, the Reinforced door will be as well.
Special Note: When building bunkers, containment chambers, or moving blast doors. Remember that all blast resistant blocks need to be touching side against side, not just corners or edges. Not "sealing" your corners will let explosions through these spots, resulting in destroyed pistons, wires, and anything in its way.
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