TD Armored Conveyors Graphene

TD Armored Conveyors - Graphene '25 Edition

Threshold Dynamics, Applied Geometry Already armouring your hull in Graphene? Then why is the conveyor running under it still made of steel? This is the conveyor pack for you! Large-grid conveyors built as armour: every block is a working conveyor that takes a hit like a heavy armour cube. This edition adds a Graphene '25 version of every block, built from Graphene 2025's materials. REQUIRES Graphene 2025 - Core.

The lineup

Seven large-grid shapes, each in two tiers — fourteen blocks, one scrollable G-menu slot per tier: Straight Two ports, opposite faces. Straight 5-Long One five-cell straight run, priced at two and a half Straights. Elbow Two ports at 90 degrees. T-Junction Three ports. All-Way A port on every face. Slope 45 Two ports, with a paintable ramp face and tread ridges. Slope 2x1 Three ports along a long ramp.

Two tiers

Standard Costs what a vanilla heavy armour cube costs, scaled to the block's size, and takes damage and deforms like one. Graphene '25 Costs what a Graphene 2025 heavy armour cube costs, scaled the same way, and takes damage and deforms like one: it deforms half as much as the standard tier. Marked with the Graphene badge on its icon. Both tiers add the working parts of the stock conveyor with the same number of ports — in Graphene '25 materials for the Graphene tier, converted the same way Graphene 2025 converts its own conveyors — and the slopes take 75% and 80% of a cube's armour. Mass, integrity and weld time follow from the components.

Where to find them

The Threshold Dynamics tab, and vanilla's Logistics tab next to the stock conveyors.

One edition only

This edition contains everything in the standard TD Armored Conveyors pack. Install one or the other, never both. The standard blocks are identical in both editions, so switching between them does not remove anything you have built.

Tell me what is wrong with it

This is early. If a port does not connect when it obviously should, a block looks wrong from some angle, or the costs feel off — say so in the comments. "I expected X and got Y" is the single most useful kind of report.

☕ Support the Ongoing Experiments If you enjoyed this improbable engineering exercise, feel free to toss a few credits into the reactor core — funds coffee, replacement keyboards lost to arguments with the AI over "theoretically possible" versus "actually works," and the continued pursuit of overengineering perfectly good ideas. https://ko-fi.com/unsayablestorm Download it, build ridiculous things, have fun either way. Every contribution increases the probability of future projects by a scientifically significant margin.* *Science has not reviewed this claim.

Credits

Built with AI assistance — Claude, by Anthropic — as a working partner throughout. Every design decision, every balance number, and all of the in-game testing are mine. Graphene materials by Epsilon, from Graphene 2025 - Core. [hr][/hr] Threshold Dynamics accepts no responsibility for cargo lost to conveyors that were not armoured.