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Revision as of 14:55, 8 May 2009
PP mines usage rules :
- if you mine for PP, PP resources will be used to repair the mine
- if you mine for yourself, you pay for repairs (either repair directly, or provide PP with other resources to replace repair mats)
| Ore type | Gem type | Coords | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aluminum | Quartz | 1422, 1824 | |
| Antimony | Quartz | 1466, -5459 | repaired 6 |
| Copper | Quartz (1L, 12M, 34S) | 1926, 2751 | repaired 4 (next: 20 boards, 30 bricks, 3 slate, 5 water, 8 leather, 5 rope) |
| Copper | Quartz | 1907, 2748 | repaired 4 |
| Copper | Quartz | 2160, 3543 | good gem production |
| Copper | Ruby (2L, 46M, 199S) | 2144, 3553 | repaired 9 (next: 20 boards, 30 bricks, 3 slate, 16 water, 33 leather, 10 rope) |
| Iron | Quartz | 1598, 3807 | repaired 5 |
| Iron | Quartz (2H, 4L, 40M, 114S) | 2390, 2178 | repaired 8 (broken: 20 boards, 30 bricks, 3 slate, 13 water, 27 leather, 9 rope) |
| Iron | Quartz | 2308, 2277 | repaired 7 (broken: 20 boards, 30 bricks, 3 slate, 11 water, 21 leather, 8 rope) |
| Lead | Quartz | 1897, 2819 | Repaired 3 |
| Lead | Quartz | 1905, 2818 | repaired 1 |
| Magnesium | Quartz | 2438, 2164 | Quite good gem production |
| Sand | Diamond | 1892, -1002 | |
| Sand | Diamond (10M, 27S) | 2400, 2143 | broken 1 (not guilded) |
| Silver | Quartz | 988, -4748 | |
| Strontium | Quartz | 2191, 3459 | Sequence: 2 7 4 5 1 2 3 6 (old 1 7 6 3 2 1 5 4) (numbering crystals from top to bottom and left to right) Repaired 2 |
| Strontium | Quartz | -1076, -5834 | Sequence: 2 6 2 5 7 4 7 3 1 (old 1 4 1 3 7 6 7 5 2) (numbering crystals from top to bottom and left to right) |
| Tin | Topaz | 2315, 2356 | Repaired 16 (broken), Quite good gem production |
| Sand | Topaz | 2281, 2330 | 0 |
| Tin | Quartz | 2494, 2137 | |
| Tungsten | Quartz | 2401, 2167 | |
| Titanium | Quartz | 989, 830 | Broken, needs : 20 boards, 30 bricks, 2 waters in jug, 3 slates, 1 rope |
| Tungsten | Emerald | 2392, 2143 | |
| Zinc | Quartz | 1869, 2723 | repaired 1 |
Here is the list of mines and ore veins, plotted with Mine Pattern Explorer v4: PP mines. Save the file in the folder where you installed MPEV4 and load it into the program.
