- This page is about the Railgun added by Immersive Engineering. For other uses, see Railgun.
Railgun | |
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Mod | Immersive Engineering |
Type | Weapon |
Energy | |
Max RF input | 256 RF/t |
RF use | 800 RF/t |
RF storage | 1600 RF |
The Railgun is a ranged weapon added by Immersive Engineering. It shoots various items as ammunition.
The Railgun does not need to be loaded; it will automatically grab ammunition from items in the inventory, displayed as being in the "slot" in the UI (bottom right corner, usually). This works much like a bow, in terms of ammunition.
A Charging Station is required to keep the Railgun functional. While in the player's inventory, the player can view the Railgun's charge level.
Holding down the right-mouse button with the Railgun in hand will "charge" it (not to be confused with Redstone Flux (RF) charging). Once the charge level (the number on the Railgun in-game) is at 99, it can be released. Each use of the Railgun costs 800 RF, though this can be changed in the config file.
Railgun charging takes time, though; it is not instant, and different materials and shapes incur more required charge time, although when fully charged, it will make various electrical noises. There is no overcharge, nor a limit to how long you may hold a projectile.
It should be noted that users have reported that firing the Railgun has caused some users to experience game client crashes for themselves and others within 30 blocks of the firing player in multiplayer.
Ammunition[]
Items, usually rods and bars, are used as ammunition for the Railgun. Rods can be picked up, considering recent updates, but will despawn as usual. Notably, with the new versions, a Sawblade could be used as ammunition, though stats are currently untested or are otherwise uncertain, as of right now. (The version history needs to be checked for these new changes.)(A Blaze rod and an End rod can also be used but i can't edit the list to add it)
List of Ammunition[]
Item | Damage | Gravity | Required Mod | Notes |
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Iron Rod |
10 | 1.25 | ||
Steel Rod |
12 | 1.25 | ||
Aluminium Rod |
9 | 1.05 | ||
Graphite Electrode |
16 | 0.9 | ||
Cicada |
0 | Untested | Twilight Forest | Places a Cicada where the shot lands. |
Sawblade (no link) | 12 | Untested | ||
Trident |
Varies | Untested | Vanilla | Launches the trident as if thrown. All enchantment effects apply. |
Before 1.8.25[]
This information pertains to an older version of the mod.
Item | Damage | Gravity | Required Mod |
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Iron Rod |
7 | 1.25 | |
Steel Rod |
9 | 1.25 | |
Aluminium Rod |
6 | 1.0625 | |
Graphite Electrode |
12 | 0.9 | |
Standard Rail |
7 | 1.25 | Railcraft |
Standard Rail |
7 | 1.25 | Railcraft |
Standard Rail |
7 | 1.25 | Railcraft |
Advanced Rail |
6 | 1.375 | Railcraft |
H.S. Rail |
7 | 1 | Railcraft |
Reinforced Rail |
8 | 1.375 | Railcraft |
Electric Rail |
7 | 1 | Railcraft |
Rebar |
7 | 1.25 |
Upgrades[]
The Railgun can be upgraded through an Engineer's Workbench. Two slots are available for upgrades, as well as an additional slot for Shaders.
List of Upgrades[]
Recipe[]
History[]
Version history | ||
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0.11-62 | Reduced the energy storage from 8,000 to 1,600. Buffed the damage by 50%. |