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Note : Jetpack can't be worn with a chestplate armor since they have the same slot. But you still can wear helmet, boots and leggings. | Note : Jetpack can't be worn with a chestplate armor since they have the same slot. But you still can wear helmet, boots and leggings. | ||
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Revision as of 22:21, 7 March 2014
A Jetpack that runs off Hydrogen, an output option with the Electrolytic Separator.
Crafting Recipe
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Usage
After making the Jet pack, it needs to be filled with Hydrogen to run. Hook a Gas Tank up to an Electrolytic Separator and fill it with Hydrogen. Place the Jet Pack in the top slot and it should fill up relatively fast (<1 minute). Once full (24000 units of hydrogen) equip it and you should be set to go.
When worn the Jet Pack displays the Hydrogen remaining and the mode active in the bottom left corner. There are three different modes, Normal, Hover and Disabled. When on Normal mode, the Jet Pack will only use Hydrogen when active. Hover Mode continually consumes Hydrogen to prevent you descending (however you can still go down via the Shift key). Disabled is as it states, the Jet Pack will not function.
Lastly, you don't have to worry, the Jet Pack will not set fire to anything.
Note : Jetpack can't be worn with a chestplate armor since they have the same slot. But you still can wear helmet, boots and leggings.
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