Wiring loom Blueprint?

[Galileon]

Any one know how to acquire It? I'm using a lot of those when repairing crashed ships.
I always figured it was just the exotic goods whose blueprints were unobtainable.

[DEDloc_©]

It doesn't exist without a mod.

[MechWarden]

It's an item that basically requires you to buy from somewhere when crafting or repairing things. I typically have a few on me just in case.

If you don't mind the cost or early game rarity, repair kits are pretty handy in a pinch when lacking something.

[Fienyx]

If you hunt distress signals for scrap ships, they usually have a shield mod that you can disassemble for chromatic metal (which is enough to fix the shields), sodium and 1 wiring loom. Most of the looms I use come from free tech upgrades that I find while exploring.

[Entropydemic]

I found the best way to get these is to open up the glass that drops from the easier corrupted sentinels, install the mod then scrap the mod. I'm actually overstocked on wiring loom. This is also a good way to make money. I don't think I've ever seen a blueprint for this item.

[Unlucky]

As others stated, they never added the blueprint to the vanilla game. You need a mod if you want to have the blueprint for it in the game.

I always thought it was extremely ironic that we could create things like microprocessors, but somehow couldn't create fundamental things like wiring looms...... It should probably be in the game. I'm guessing they did this for the same sorts of reasons why things like Carbon are not sold on the market... maybe makes the game a bit too easy? I dunno...

IMO, the game is easy no matter what they do... So might as well just have everything MAKE SENSE. Add everything to the markets, add blueprints for almost everything (at least basic stuff like wiring looms!), and generally stop trying to "balance" the game by taking things out of the game (or never adding them) rather than simply adjusting their price values based on what difficulty you're set at... *shrugs*

[Guyver8]

if you have access to the anomaly iteration Ares sells C-Class upgrades upgrades (cheap and large stock) buy, install and dismantle as many as you need to get all the wiring looms you could ever need, bear in mind and be selective of which upgrades you use for the other resources you'll get back

[Geldric™]

Originally posted by Guyver8:

if you have access to the anomaly iteration Ares sells C-Class upgrades upgrades (cheap and large stock) buy, install and dismantle as many as you need to get all the wiring looms you could ever need, bear in mind and be selective of which upgrades you use for the other resources you'll get back

I was going to post exactly this (you can purchase upgrades at your starting system space station too), not to mention if you buy/install/dismantle ship based upgrades not only do you get a Wiring Loom but most upgrades also give you 125 Cadmium.... Hmm, what is required to build an Emeril Hyperdrive upgrade for your ship??? Oh yeah Cadmium

[Galactic Starman]

Cheap upgrades can be purchased from the Anomaly vendor. Easy to dismantle for a variety of resources and the Anomaly seller does not run out of them.

Otherwise collect or craft anything else and simply buy wiring looms almost anywhere that has a trade terminal including settlement markets. Keep a trade terminal on your freighter to use.

[Galileon]

Originally posted by Guyver8:

if you have access to the anomaly iteration Ares sells C-Class upgrades upgrades (cheap and large stock) buy, install and dismantle as many as you need to get all the wiring looms you could ever need, bear in mind and be selective of which upgrades you use for the other resources you'll get back

Thank you, this seems to to be next best way to get Wiring Looms, short of a blueprint.

[Galileon]

Originally posted by Unlucky:

As others stated, they never added the blueprint to the vanilla game. You need a mod if you want to have the blueprint for it in the game.

I always thought it was extremely ironic that we could create things like microprocessors, but somehow couldn't create fundamental things like wiring looms...... It should probably be in the game. I'm guessing they did this for the same sorts of reasons why things like Carbon are not sold on the market... maybe makes the game a bit too easy? I dunno...

IMO, the game is easy no matter what they do... So might as well just have everything MAKE SENSE. Add everything to the markets, add blueprints for almost everything (at least basic stuff like wiring looms!), and generally stop trying to "balance" the game by taking things out of the game (or never adding them) rather than simply adjusting their price values based on what difficulty you're set at... *shrugs*

Totally agree! I love this game and have played it for years. The developers are so committed to supporting and expanding the game that my hats off to them. NOT ONE DLC, that's got to be a game record.

[Grimmslayer73]

The game has a way of knowing when you need something and it suddenly become hard to find. Start collecting glyphs and suddenly travelers are no where to be found. Have a piece of tech installed that needs a wiring loom? They suddenly disappear from the market. Can't prove it but it sure feels that way. It's best to stock up on them when you come across a station that has 50 or 60 of them.

[SirProsik]

And its in the top 10 of Murphy's Laws :)