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Advanced hopper

2026-07-23T17:10:12Z

Nungal:

=== By combining in this vertical order: ===
- Chiseled stone bricks

- Cauldron (empty)

- A storage container (chest etc)

=== You get a hopper that periodically picks up items in an area 3x16x3 starting from the top of the chiseled stone brick going upward. It only works if you have been standing in the same chunk for 10 seconds or longer, it then initiates the scanning process which registers the advanced hopper into the game, or a periodic 6 minute scan can also initiate the scanning. This multiblock does not work on ships it's intended for loaded base industry where normal item pickup systems become inefficient such as over capacity of hoppers, this advanced hopper pulls all available items within its range and deposits straight into the storage container below. ===
[[Category:Multiblocks]]

2026-07-04T06:26:33Z

Nungal:

Ecostation refers to a place you can sell or make money these currently include [[Prometheus Station]] where you can sell crop goods, [[Gaia Station]] where you can sell processed foods and the new stations located in [[Deep Space]] where you can sell ore (soon).

Gaia is a different eco station type than the other it's confusing since both are crop based but they have different items and daily maximums, Gaia is 100k daily and has custom food items.

The Prometheus station crop work in order amounts of at least 1x stack of an item per order. For example "Collect 1x stack of potato for 64c".

Doing the same orders on repeat more than twice will refresh that order with a brand new randomized crop order. Each NPC seller offers different crop types in its order, you can make 100k daily. Although the randomization of the order variation is the same for each crop the order stack amounts vary for each crop type with bonemeal having less than average (1-5 stacks per order) and sweet berry having higher than average (up to 16 stacks per order) the average for the rest are around 6 stacks per order.

Collector 1 NPC offers sweet berry (higher average), beetroot (higher average), carrot, bonemeal (lower average), wheat, potato.

Collector 2 NPC offers Melon block (slightly higher average), Melon slice (much higher average), Sugar (lower average), Sugarcane (lower average), pumpkin block

When the deep-space ore collector is live it will also have a 100k daily max for selling ores.

2026-07-04T02:48:17Z

Nungal:

Power Guide

2026-07-04T02:46:30Z

Nungal:

[[File:Crafting table.png|thumb|Spits out power]]
'''Power''' is required for most machines and [[:Category:Player Gear|Player Gear]] to function. Power is '''NOT''' required for most starships or their weapons to run - the "ship power" used by shields, thrusters, and weapons is not the same as regular power.
[[File:Note block.png|thumb|Absorbs Power]]
[[File:Setup 1 (1).png|thumb|Setup of Power flowing to Machines]]
== Basic Components ==
Power flows through sponges (made using [[Printer|printers]]) and [[Crafted Resources|wires (end rods)]]. Sponges can move power in any direction, whereas wires move power in straight lines.

(visualization of power moved around with wires and sponges)

Extractors ('''crafting tables''') are '''power outputs'''; you can place them next to the noteblock of a powered machine to move 1000 power out of it every second. '''Noteblocks''' are power inputs; if power reaches the noteblock of a machine, it will charge that machine.

There is a common misconception that power can only be extracted from generators or banks, which have crafting tables as part of the multiblock. This is incorrect - as long as a machine has power and a noteblock, if you place a crafting table next to that multiblock, you can move power out of that machine.

(Visualization of power being drawn out of ship factory)

Power generation methods:

[[Generator]]

[[Solar Panel]]

[[Gas Power Plant]]

== Pathfinding ==
Understanding how power flows through wires - how it finds a path to its destination - is essential for making networks that work quickly and don't waste power.

(Visualization of a crossroads with a sponge)

When power finds a path to a noteblock from an extractor source it latches on to that power-flow for a while before refreshing.

(Visualization of basic solar panel network)

Take, for example, this solar panel network. When power gets into the line of sponges, it can go either left or right. If it goes right, it reaches a dead end, and pathfinding fails. This means that '''half the power from the solars is wasted'''! We could fix this by connecting one end back around to the noteblock, like so:

(Visualization of solar with a loop back around)

However, this can get complicated very quickly. Instead, we can use '''redstone''' or '''lapis''' blocks.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Redstone
!Lapis
|-
|
|
|-
|Redstone blocks receive power from sponges or wires, but only output energy to wires.
|Lapis blocks receive power from sponges and wires, but only output energy to sponges
|}
Redstone and lapis are also directional, meaning they will always move power in a straight line if they can.

(Directionality visualization)

For a more in-depth guide for how to optimize your pathfinding, check out [[S1ice's General Guide to Wiring]].

== Noteblock Mechanics ==
Similarly to how hoppers and chests work with [[Pipes|pipe]] pathfinding, when power checks a noteblock, '''the pathfinding does not terminate'''. This means that although an extractor only moves 1k power a second into a target noteblock, it can charge multiple noteblocks at the same time. This allows you to move extremely large amounts of power around very quickly.

(Noteblock mechanic visualizations)
[[Category:Guides]]
[[Category: Transport Systems]]

Gas Canisters

2026-07-03T08:48:32Z

Nungal:

__FORCETOC__
'''Gas Canisters''' are items used to store [[Gasses]]. When placed inside a [[Gas Collector]], they will be filled with gas, assuming the gas collector is within an area with available gasses.

Gas canisters cannot contain more than one type of gas at once, and can be cleared of gas by using a [[Gas Vent|Gas Vent.]]

== Obtaining ==
=== Crafting ===
{{CraftV2
|B1 = Aluminum Ingot
|A2 = Aluminum Ingot |B2 = Glass Pane |C2 = Aluminum Ingot
|B3= Aluminum Ingot
|Output = Empty Gas Canister
}}

=== Gas Collector ===
Placing an [[Empty Gas Canister]] in a [[Gas Collector]] will yield gasses from the planet's atmosphere. You can right click the sign to select which gas canister you want it to collect.
{{Furnace multiblock
|type = Gas Collector
|input = Empty Gas Canister
|fuel =
|output = Oxygen Gas Canister;Chlorine Gas Canister;Fluorine Gas Canister;Hydrogen Gas Canister;Nitrogen Gas Canister;Methane Gas Canister;Carbon Dioxide Gas Canister;Helium Gas Canister
}}

== Usage ==
=== Crafting Ingredient ===
{{CraftV2
|head=1
|B1= Steel Ingot
|B2= Circuitry |C2= Diamond
|A3= Empty Gas Canister
|Output=Crate Placer,1
}}
{{CraftV2
|A1= Aluminum Ingot |B1= Glass Pane|C1= Aluminum Ingot
|A2= Glass Pane |B2= Empty Gas Canister |C2= Glass Pane
|A3= Aluminum Ingot |B3= Glass Pane|C3= Aluminum Ingot
|Output=Pressure Field Module,1
|foot=1
}}

=== Multiblocks ===
Placing a filled gas canister in a [[Gas Vent]] will empty the canister.
{{Furnace multiblock
|type = Gas Collector
|input = Oxygen Gas Canister;Chlorine Gas Canister;Fluorine Gas Canister;Hydrogen Gas Canister;Nitrogen Gas Canister;Methane Gas Canister;Carbon Dioxide Gas Canister;Helium Gas Canister
|fuel =
|output = Empty Gas Canister
}}

Placing a fuel and oxidizer gas canister in a [[Gas Power Plant]] will empty the canister, and generate [[Power]].
{{Furnace multiblock
|type = Gas Power Plant
|input = Hydrogen Gas Canister;Nitrogen Gas Canister;Methane Gas Canister
|fuel = Oxygen Gas Canister;Chlorine Gas Canister;Fluorine Gas Canister
|output = Empty Gas Canister,2
}}

== Development History ==

[[Category:Items]]
[[Category:Player Gear]]

Ecostation

2026-07-02T21:02:07Z

Nungal:

Ecostation refers to a place you can sell or make money these currently include [[Prometheus Station]] where you can sell crop goods, [[Gaia Station]] where you can sell processed foods and the new stations located in [[Deep Space]] where you can sell ore (soon).

The Prometheus station crop work in order amounts of at least 1x stack of an item per order. For example "Collect 1x stack of potato for 64c".

Doing the same orders on repeat more than twice will refresh that order with a brand new randomized crop order. Each NPC seller offers different crop types in its order, you can make 50k daily on one, and 50k daily in the other. Although the randomization of the order variation is the same for each crop the order stack amounts vary for each crop type with bonemeal having less than average (1-5 stacks per order) and sweet berry having higher than average (up to 16 stacks per order) the average for the rest are around 6 stacks per order.

Collector 1 NPC offers sweet berry (higher average), beetroot (higher average), carrot, bonemeal (lower average), wheat, potato.

Collector 2 NPC offers Melon block (slightly higher average), Melon slice (much higher average), Sugar (lower average), Sugarcane (lower average), pumpkin block

Ecostation

2026-06-30T06:00:54Z

Nungal:

Ecostation refers to a place you can sell or make money these currently include [[Prometheus Station]] where you can sell crop goods, [[Gaia Station]] where you can sell processed foods and the new stations located in [[Deep Space]] where you can sell ore (soon).

The Prometheus station crop work in order amounts of at least 1x stack of an item per order. For example "Collect 1x stack of potato for 64c".

Doing the same orders on repeat more than twice will refresh that order with a brand new randomized crop order. Each NPC seller offers different crop types in its order, you can make 50k daily on one, and 50k daily in the other. Although the randomization of the order variation is the same for each crop the order stack amounts vary for each crop type with bonemeal having less than average (1-5 stacks per order) and sweet berry having higher than average (up to 16 stacks per order) the average for the rest are around 6 stacks per order.

Collector 1 NPC offers sweet berry, beetroot (higher average), carrot, bonemeal (lower average), wheat, potato.

Collector 2 NPC offers Melon block (slightly higher average), Melon slice (much higher average), Sugar (lower average), Sugarcane (lower average), pumpkin block

Ecostation

2026-06-30T05:52:08Z

Nungal:

Ecostation

2026-06-30T05:51:09Z

Nungal:

Ecostation

2026-06-30T05:50:10Z

Nungal:

2026-06-22T16:11:28Z

Nungal:

== You just joined Horizons End and you're clueless what to do after the tutorial! Here's your short guide with a map and image helpers at the bottom. ==

=== '''Game theme''' ===
Horizons end is a sandbox with both PvP and PvE, also lots of base building, economy, industry, designing. There is sieging for deepspace regions (check other parts of the wiki for more info), PvP is enabled everywhere but safezones, all trading posts (often referred to as OST's or trade cities/TC's by players) are safezones and Asteri is a safezone system so no PvP there, perfect for those who can't cope with attacks and only came here to play for building/PvE.

The game is divided between different regions (see the image map).

As you level up you will unlock larger ships.

=== How to start ===

====== Claiming your homes: ======
Using credits (server currency) you can claim predefined territories on planets by starting your own settlement (Most cost too much to afford on your first day) and also make custom sized circular claims in space for space stations. If you want somewhere protected and cheap it's recommended to make a small starter station just to hold your belongings in while you start off, you only need less than 5000c to have a decently sized area in space. You can also join existing player settlements if they invite you. There are three types of stations for creation you only need the "personal" type. an example command to create a station: /station create personal name 50. It will then give you the cost and you must repeat it with the cost after such as /station create personal name 50 3927.

====== How to earn credits as a beginner ======
Daily commissions are the best method they give 5-15k daily per commission depending on your streaking level for up to 3 daily quests. Start a quest at an OST using the commission droid, see current quests with /journal. Hostile spawns vary per planet and none spawn in OST or near mob defenders. The streak doesn't ever get reset only grown higher each step.

server voting is optional but it's good too and gives chetherite (starship fuel) as an additional gain.

Buying then selling crates between OST's gives profit per crate, the larger your ship (in block count) the more crates your ship can hold so this isn't good for the lower levels but it is good once you reach around level 20. You can only place crates on sticky piston heads and those must have space between each one.

If you run out of fuel while doing your tasks there are purple colored asteroids in each system that have chetherite ore on them and also you can buy chetherite from the player market /bazaar. /bazaar shops are regional but you may view (view only not purchase) global stock by clicking on a button at the top of the /bazaar gui.

[[Trade City]] <--- link to the wiki page for a list of OST's.

====== Leveling up ======
You can earn xp from numerous sources such as /achievements (things like visiting planets for the first time and mining X amount of ore), buying xp using credits with /buyxp which you can calculate how many you need until your designated level with /calcxp 10. Delivering crates earns a small amount of xp per crate, completing daily quests earns decent xp. Sinking AI ships also earns XP but some are dangerous to fight against so be wary if you go down this path, if you want to try then go for transit line ships because most don't shoot back.

====== Tips ======
As a new player you have new player protection (the golden star next to your name) which applies to all of the main systems only, it doesn't make you invulnerable but it's against the server rules to attack.

Left click to open your ship computer settings which includes redetection (for ship edits), changing of ship class/type, ownerships, lock, naming.

After a ship sinks it blows up and the wreck will regenerate where it sank after 5 minutes with most of what it was before it sank so don't park your ships inside blown up areas.

Switch between creative and survival using /server survival and /server creative. On creative you can claim a basic plot for 100x100 space to mess around with.

You can save blueprints of your builds (works cross server between creative and survival) and then use a "ship factory" to print them on survival so there's no manually building large things. You will need the materials or credits.

Each time you make an edit to your ship which includes placing and removing crates you will need to left click on your starship computer (blue flashy block) and redetect in order to pilot with those new changes made.

Don't park touching structures, this is the most common mistake newbs make when crating because they need to redetect and instead it will detect the nearby buildings and other ships if it's touching them so leave plenty of space when parking in places.
====== Traveling ======
Always hold the controller (clock item) while flying it's your only way to pilot, while holding: Q to turn left, F to turn right there's also a steering wheel on starter vessels for that, there's a cruise sign in starter vessels but you can also type it with /cruise. Holding the controller and shifting will nudge you in that direction you're facing. /dc which means direct control will take you into a different mode of flying where you can scroll hotbar slots so the clock goes in 1-9 where 1 is reverse, 2 is stationary, 3-9 are forward speeds, A strafes left, D strafes right, S goes UP, W goes down.

For long distance space travel it's recommended to use hyperspace. Hyperspace jumping is initiated with /jump. For example you can jump to coordinates with /jump 5000 5000 (don't include Y level), /jump Lioda (a planet name), /jump Regulus_To_Sirius_East (a warp gate name, if you start typing it in chat and press tab key to cycle through the options it will autofill the rest of the name in. Use the image map and the survival dynmap to navigate your path between planets and systems.

Your current location is always on your contacts bar to the right of your screen. Hyperspace jumping gets blocked by gravity wells which can be seen as gray circles around stars and planets on the dynmap so if your path is blocked by one you will be taken out of hyperspace and you'll need to move out of it away from the nearby planet/star to free your path. Same goes for exiting a planet you will need to go 1000 blocks away from a planet to get outside of the gravity well before you can jump otherwise it will block you.

The direction you enter a planet from the outside matters, it will take you N/E/S/W inside that planet.

The black lines on the map are connection points (hyperspace gates) between systems. The region names are Ward, Breach, Monolith, Spine, Fracture. You can claim and live inside Asteri, Ilios, Regulus, Sirius. Trench is a mining system with no new player protection.
[[File:Server map.webp|thumb|1118x1118px|All regions]]
[[File:Shot 2026-06-22 16-08-08.png|thumb|Jump]]

'''Wiki''' is very useful but it's not instruction friendly so here's how to use the wiki:

Search bar at the top for the thing you're looking for, it's not always categorized so there will be pages like "xp guide" that don't show in the "guides category".

[[:Category:Guides]]

Images, especially for multiblocks can often contain multiple like a slideshow you can click on the arrows left and right if there are any to cycle. The ones on multiblock pages show the different building layers of the multiblocks.

example (as a non functional image):

[[Printer]]
[[File:Shot 2026-06-22 16-20-54.png|left|thumb|394x394px]]
[[File:Shot 2026-06-22 16-20-58.png|left|thumb|[[File:Shot 2026-06-22 16-36-30.png|center|thumb|This is a trade cities star icon unique to OST's as seen from the dynmap.]]]]
[[Category:Guides]]