Difference between revisions of "Fossil Cleaner"
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− | [[File:Fossil_Cleaner_2.png|thumb|A Fossil | + | [[File:Fossil_Cleaner_2.png|thumb|A Fossil cleaner placed on the ground]] |
− | When discovered, a [[ | + | When discovered, a [[Fossil]] comes in the form of a [[covered Fossil]], and can be put into a Fossil cleaner to be identified as one of nine different Fossils. These cleaned Fossils can then be placed into a [[Fossil machine]] to be revived into Pokémon. When placed, a Fossil cleaner takes up one block of space. It can be retrieved by mining it with a pickaxe. |
− | + | A Fossil cleaner does not have to be placed next to a [[Fossil machine]] in order for it to clean Fossils. However, a Fossil machine is still needed to extract the DNA of ancient Pokémon from the cleaned Fossils. | |
It is crafted by placing six [[aluminium plates]] on the top two rows of the crafting table, two [[redstone]] on the left and right of the bottom row, and a [[glass pane]] in the middle of the bottom row. | It is crafted by placing six [[aluminium plates]] on the top two rows of the crafting table, two [[redstone]] on the left and right of the bottom row, and a [[glass pane]] in the middle of the bottom row. |
Revision as of 12:55, 14 September 2014
When discovered, a Fossil comes in the form of a covered Fossil, and can be put into a Fossil cleaner to be identified as one of nine different Fossils. These cleaned Fossils can then be placed into a Fossil machine to be revived into Pokémon. When placed, a Fossil cleaner takes up one block of space. It can be retrieved by mining it with a pickaxe.
A Fossil cleaner does not have to be placed next to a Fossil machine in order for it to clean Fossils. However, a Fossil machine is still needed to extract the DNA of ancient Pokémon from the cleaned Fossils.
It is crafted by placing six aluminium plates on the top two rows of the crafting table, two redstone on the left and right of the bottom row, and a glass pane in the middle of the bottom row.