Mold Processing Table
MOLD TABLE
SHPC
Salvage modules for shards, then recast by slot
The Mold Processing Table sits in the mid-hull of the SHPC drop pod above spawn. Right-click to open it. There is no craft recipe. World gen places the tile. If that placement fails, a spare copy is stuffed into the inner SHPC chest.
Shards are counted per slot: Barrel Slot, Optic Slot, Power Slot, Stock Slot, Grip Slot, Frame Slot. Salvaging a barrel module only pays barrel shards.
Shards inscribed after a safe OldNet logout land in the same six pockets as table salvage. Cyberspace domain skills do not spend these shards.
Mold Processing Table
Deconstruct and reforge: six shard types, one per slot; shards do not cross slots
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Place the table
4×3 furniture on solid tiles. Teal on the map; faint blue electric dust nearby
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Open the UI
Right-click the table. Pick barrel, optic, power, stock, grip, or frame on the left; shard counts and codex progress are tracked per category
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Deconstruct modules
On the Workbench tab, click a same-slot module from your inventory. Each one melts into 3 shards for that slot and marks the mold discovered in your mold codex, even if you never picked it up before.
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Reforge molds
Spend shards for a new module: random reforge costs 4 shards and pulls from the lab-chest pool, preferring undiscovered entries; on the Mold Codex tab, pin a discovered mold for a fixed reforge at 6 shards. Output goes to inventory, or drops at your feet if full.
How it works
Section titled “How it works”The left side lists modules in your inventory for the selected slot. The right side is recast. A top tab opens the mold Codex. ESC closes the panel. Walking away from the table closes it too.
- Deconstruct: click a listed module. One module pays 3 shards of that slot and registers it in the Codex.
- Random recast: costs 4 shards of that slot. Prefers modules you have not discovered yet. Once the book is full, it rolls from the spawnable pool.
- Pinned recast: on the Codex tab, click a discovered module. Costs 6 shards of that slot and always pays that piece.
Salvage duplicates first. Then pin the slot you are missing.