Creating a Gundam consumed a significant amount of time in Infinite Craft. Despite the fun, it demanded numerous trials and errors. Fortunately, I meticulously documented the extensive steps required to fabricate a Mobile Suit, allowing you to swiftly move on to other projects. Let’s delve into the process of constructing a Gundam in Infinite Craft.
Infinite Craft: How to build a Gundam
In the realm of Infinite Craft, crafting a Gundam resembles a challenging mode. It demands a plethora of ingredients, some of which may not directly correlate with the original concept. However, by adhering to this guide, you’ll find a clear path laid out for you. The beauty lies in the fact that if you’ve been actively creating within the game, you likely possess several elements that can contribute to the creation of a Gundam.
Erecting anime in Infinite Craft
Gundam, being an anime entity, adheres to the same principles within Infinite Craft. Constructing anime within the game entails a lengthy process. However, possessing elements such as God and figures like Dwyane “The Rock” Johnson may streamline the creation process, unlocking numerous possibilities. Yet, for those without such elements, the steps outlined below include everything you’ll need.
- Mountain Rage + Metropolis = Mt. Fuji
- Mt. Fuji + City = Tokyo
- Mt. Fuji + Tokyo = Japan
- Glass + Blackhole = Lens
- Fuel Cell + Oxygen = Electricity
- Fuel Cell + Fire = Energy
- Blackhole + Gravity = Universe
- Book + Book = Bookshelf
- Bookshelf + Book = Library
- Book + Library = Knowledge
- Knowledge + Rainbow = Wisdom
- Wisdom + Universe = God
- Ocean + God = Poseidon
- Electricity + Poseidon = Lightning
- Energy + Lightning = Laser
- Laser + Energy = Light
- Lens + Light = Camera
- Camera + Paper = Photograph
- Photograph + Camera = Picture
- Hollywood + Picture = Movie
- Japan + Movie = Anime
As depicted, crafting a Gundam involves numerous intricacies. However, all these complexities align in the subsequent section.
Programming a robot in Infinite Craft
For the uninitiated, Gundams are colossal robots requiring pilots. However, in our case, we’re focusing solely on the physical robot without the need for a pilot. Unlike the arduous task of crafting anime, creating a robot proves to be relatively straightforward.
- Iron + Iron = Steel
- Statue + Steel = Robot
While fashioning the robot, I found it peculiar that it only involved two steps. Simultaneously, I was grateful for the simplicity, sparing me from additional complexities.
Home stretch
With anime and the robot now fabricated, all that remains is to combine them. This pattern seems to resonate with most of my creations. The initial element often poses the greatest challenge, while the subsequent one utilizes elements from previously made creations. As you continue building, the process becomes even more streamlined due to the preparedness of other elements.
Feeling up for a greater challenge? Attempt constructing the Death Star, and utilize this guide as your companion.
