Reinforced Glass
Reinforced Glass is a blast-tough Industrial Craft 2 building block that keeps glass walls from shattering in a single explosion.
Description
Industrial Craft 2 players install Reinforced Glass as viewing windows for nuclear reactors, because the reinforcement lets a player monitor the machine without cutting a weak spot into an indestructible wall. Reinforced Glass also feeds advanced recipes: 1 block for the Personal Safe, 1 for the Mass Fabricator, 2 for the Quantum Helmet, and 1 for the Nightvision Goggles. Builders who want blast-resilient glass facades and reactor halls keep Reinforced Glass in stock.
Block properties
| Item ID |
ic2:reinforced_glass
|
|---|---|
| /give command |
/give @p ic2:reinforced_glass
|
| Stackable | Yes (64) |
Guide
How to craft Reinforced Glass in Industrial Craft 2
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1
Gather 7 glass and 2 Alloy
Collect 7 glass blocks and 2 Alloy, the metal crafting material of Industrial Craft 2.
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2
Open a crafting table
Arrange the ingredients in the 3×3 grid. Layout one: Alloy in the left and right cells of the middle row, glass in the other eight cells. Layout two: Alloy in the top and bottom cells of the center column, glass in the other eight cells.
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3
Take the output
Pull 7 Reinforced Glass blocks from the crafting table result slot.
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4
Place the blocks
Build reactor windows and glass walls from Reinforced Glass wherever explosions are a risk.
One crafting run spends 2 Alloy and returns 7 Reinforced Glass blocks. The Quantum Helmet recipe takes 2 Reinforced Glass, so a single run covers three Quantum Helmets with one block left over.
Used in crafts
- Personal Safe
- Nightvision Goggles
- Quantum Helmet
- Mass Fabricator
Related blocks
Frequently asked questions
Is Reinforced Glass completely unbreakable?
No. Reinforced Glass is still glass and not a completely unbreakable block, but a whole glass house will not blow up in an instant.
Does Reinforced Glass emit light?
No. Reinforced Glass emits no light and does not brighten a room on its own.
Does Reinforced Glass obey gravity?
No. Reinforced Glass ignores gravity and stays in position after placement.
Does breaking Reinforced Glass require a special tool?
No. Reinforced Glass lists no required tool, so no particular tool is needed.
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