For beginners of JUNKPUNK, this is a basic guide of the game, which includes keybinds, resource images, basics for crafting, farming, and more
Keybinds and Visual effects it displays
W, A, S, D – Basic movement
Left Shift – Sprint
Space – Jump
Control (Left or Right) – Crouch
T – Toggles Flashlight
Q – Opens/Closes Inventory
N – Removes HUD
X – Toggle Building Snap
TAB – Opens/Closes Building Menu
E – Open or Interact with Containers or objects
F – Laser Tool (Below is the visual effect)
V – Repair Tool (Below is the visual effect)
Resource Piles
Scrap Junk
The White are more likely to give Gears and Steel Scrap
The Copper tone are more likely to give you gold, scrap, copper
Electronics Junk
Gives you electronic scrap, resistors, circuit boards, basic processors, etc.
Rubber Junk
These give you rubber based products, but have a chance for circuit boards and scrap plastics
Crafting Recipes
This list is a work in progress and may not reflect correct details as of yet.
Scrap Copper or Scrap Steel
Requires 5 Scrap Metal
Scrap Gold
Requires 20 Scrap Metal
Bucket
Requires 2 Scrap Steel
Large Pipe
Requires (X) Scrap Copper and (Y) Scrap Steel
Advanced Materials
This section will give you the breakdown to make the Ingots.
Copper Ingot
Requires 2 Scrap Copper
Gold Ingot
Requires 2 Scrap Gold
Steel Ingot
Requires 4 Scrap Steel
Aluminum Ingot
Requires (X) Scrap Aluminum
More to come
Farming
You will need to get into the water with a water pump. Below is one that is in water.
Once you do that, connect it to a Small water tank:
If you use the initial humidifier, then you will need buckets for water to fill it. I didn’t do this as I didn’t initially figure out how to get buckets of water. There is a drain on one side of the storage tank that will fill a bucket.
Run piping to your advanced humidifier to water the planters:
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In order to start growing in your planters, you will need to set up your dirt extractor. You will need an empty bucket to get dirt (Doesn’t require power of any type):
Once you get dirt in your bucket you need to put it in the Compost:
Picture Coming Soon (accidentally removed it)
After you get the dirt from the compost, put the bucket of dirt in the planter. 1 bucket of dirt will handle at least 12 seeds of growth, that is 2 growth cycles as each cycle is 6 seeds each.
Planter without power hooked up and no dirt in it:
