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• Farming

  Farming is the process of growing food in Scrap Mechanic. Farming is an essential part of Survival Mode. It serves as the player's primary method of providing food for themselves throughout the entire game.

  https://scrapmechanic.fandom.com/wiki/Farming

• Scrap Mechanic Wiki

  The Scrap Mechanic reference manual written and maintained by the players. We currently have 1,982 pages (463 articles).

  https://scrapmechanic.fandom.com/wiki/Scrap_Mechanic_Wiki

• Commands

  Commands can be entered into the chat to accomplish certain tasks. These commands can be used in any gamemode.

  https://scrapmechanic.fandom.com/wiki/Commands

• Trading

  Trading is the act of exchanging Produce Crates or Caged Farmers for items in Scrap Mechanic Survival Mode. Trading is done at the Farmers Hideout located behind the Vegetable Packing Station in an area surrounded

  https://scrapmechanic.fandom.com/wiki/Trading

• Farmbot

  Farmbot is an enemy in Scrap Mechanic. Farmbots are very large red robots with six legs, wielding a scythe arm, a pesticide gun, and a small drill on their undersides.

  https://scrapmechanic.fandom.com/wiki/Farmbot

• Robots

  Robots are enemies in Scrap Mechanic. Robots spawn during Raids and also naturally in the world.

  https://scrapmechanic.fandom.com/wiki/Robots

• Survival Mode

  Survival Mode is a gamemode in Scrap Mechanic. You’re a robot maintenance mechanic on a mission to a fully-automated farm planet. By sheer luck, you survive your spaceship crashing just before touchdown, but

  https://scrapmechanic.fandom.com/wiki/Survival_Mode

• Spud Gun

  Spud Gun is a tool in Scrap Mechanic. A gun that shoots potatoes. It is one of only three ranged weapons in the game.

  https://scrapmechanic.fandom.com/wiki/Spud_Gun

• Caged Farmer

  Caged Farmer is an object in Scrap Mechanic. Size of Cage is 8x8x8.

  https://scrapmechanic.fandom.com/wiki/Caged_Farmer

• Warehouse

  Warehouse is a structure in Scrap Mechanic. Warehouses are massive structures generated in Survival Mode worlds. A Warehouse Key is required to access a Warehouse. Warehouses have multiple types of floor variations and can spawn

  https://scrapmechanic.fandom.com/wiki/Warehouse

• Craftbot

  Craftbot is a crafting station in Scrap Mechanic. The Craftbot is the primary crafting station in Survival Mode. It is used to craft many items.

  https://scrapmechanic.fandom.com/wiki/Craftbot

• Produce Crate

  Produce Crate is a type of object in Scrap Mechanic. Produce Crates are created by packing Food items using a Packing Station. They are used in Trading.

  https://scrapmechanic.fandom.com/wiki/Produce_Crate

• Dev Mode

  Dev Mode is a cheat mode in Scrap Mechanic Survival Mode. Dev Mode was created by the developers for testing purposes. It enables the use of Commands in Survival Mode.

  https://scrapmechanic.fandom.com/wiki/Dev_Mode

• Packing Station

  Packing Station is a structure in Scrap Mechanic. Packing Stations are used to package Food into Produce Crates for use in Trading.

  https://scrapmechanic.fandom.com/wiki/Packing_Station

• Glowb

  Glowb, or Glowbug, is an animal in Scrap Mechanic. Glowbs are very small glowing yellow and green colored creatures. They spawn underwater on the ocean floor, though they can survive both underwater and on land.

  https://scrapmechanic.fandom.com/wiki/Glowb

• Cotton

  Cotton is a crafting part in Scrap Mechanic. Cotton is growable from Cotton Seeds.

  https://scrapmechanic.fandom.com/wiki/Cotton

• Autumn Forest

  Autumn Forest is a biome in Scrap Mechanic. A forest with red, orange, and yellow trees. It is the only biome where Cotton Plants can be found.

  https://scrapmechanic.fandom.com/wiki/Autumn_Forest

• Interactive Parts

  Interactive Parts are functional parts, many of which are essential to building vehicles. They are distinguished by an orange dot in the inventory. The following items are exclusive to Survival Mode.

  https://scrapmechanic.fandom.com/wiki/Interactive_Parts

• Modding

  The mod tool is made to ease the process of creating and sharing mods. With the mod tool you can easily manage all your mods through the steam workshop. If you make any changes to

  https://scrapmechanic.fandom.com/wiki/Modding

• Clothing

  Clothing is part of character customization in Scrap Mechanic. Clothing items are unlocked by using a Dressbot. Doing so requires a Garment Box and Cotton.

  https://scrapmechanic.fandom.com/wiki/Clothing

• Blocks

  Blocks are basic building materials in Scrap Mechanic. They are distinguished by a blue dot in the inventory. Blocks are placed by left-clicking and removed by right-clicking. Hold down the mouse button to

  https://scrapmechanic.fandom.com/wiki/Blocks

• Haybot

  Haybot is an enemy in Scrap Mechanic. Haybots are orange Robots with red eyes and a pitchfork arm. They are commonly found in and around Ruins and in Meadows and Fields.

  https://scrapmechanic.fandom.com/wiki/Haybot

• Tapebot

  Tapebot is an enemy in Scrap Mechanic. Tapebots attack by firing yellow tape rolls. It is one of the two robots in the game that has a ranged attack.

  https://scrapmechanic.fandom.com/wiki/Tapebot

• Vacuum Pump

  Vacuum Pump is an interactive part in Scrap Mechanic. The Vacuum Pump has many uses when connected to a trigger, including but not limited to: collecting Water into a Water Container, harvesting crops, and placing

  https://scrapmechanic.fandom.com/wiki/Vacuum_Pump

• Totebot

  Totebot is an enemy in Scrap Mechanic. Totebots are small robots with six legs and a sparking, whip-like antenna on top of their heads. They attack with this antenna whip.

  https://scrapmechanic.fandom.com/wiki/Totebot