Z4 Explosives is a reference to C4 Explosives, a plastic explosive commonly used for demolition purposes and portable munitions, but never as launched ammo.The Gravity Gun and the Portal Gun are equipped with a Zero-Point Field Manipulator, and the Portal Gun is able to create two portals linking to each other. The Zero Point Splitter is a reference to the Gravity Gun in Half-Life 2, its expansions, and the Portal Gun, all products of Valve.However, these are introduced after the Gluon Beam's existence. The Gluon Beam is also a requirement of crafting certain Beam-Firing weapons, despite the description. Additionally, the Plasma Emitter, a beam-launching component, is used to craft it. Ironically, the Gluon Gun does launch a beam. The Gluon Beam is a reference to the Gluon Gun in Half-Life, both capable imploding matter.Certain components contain quite a few interesting details, either as references to other things, or just being a component in a block that they are seemly not associated with:.There are no scrappers for components, so the process of crafting one is irreversible.However, Components are able to be used in crafting and come in much more flavors, whereas Alloys were only sellable. Components are similar to the now-removed Alloys, as both are made from multiple types of resources and sell for more than the combined value of whatever that's used to craft them.The Proxima Dark component is key to any warp engine used for FTL Travel. The following image covers (perhaps) every component that one can ever encounter. Additionally, undiscovered blocks can be unlocked by crafting, while purchasing and looting are unlikely to have a stable outcome. However, what makes crafting alluring is that all blocks are brought at exactly three times of their sell value, or in this case, the value of their composites, therefore making crafting thrice as effective in terms of cost (Technically, in the form of saving the purchase price), although one will need to gather and store a lot of resources with a lot more effort. In terms of speed, it more intuitive to get blocks by purchasing. Basic Components do not require any dongle. Attaching an Exotic Dongle will only grant access to the Exotic tier, for example, but not for the others. In order to craft a component from any given tier, the corresponding Component Dongle must be physically connected to the Component Factory in use. ALL components sell more than the combined value of whatever things required to craft them. Higher-tiered components are worth more Block Bucks and have more complex crafting trees then lower-tiered components, not to mention that they are a requirement for crafting certain blocks. They come in four different tiers Basic, Advanced, Complex, and Exotic. They are only made from refined resources, or found from scrapped blocks.
Components are special resource chunks vital for almost all types of crafting.
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