Metal Irrigation Pipe - Inclined

Metal Irrigation Pipe - Inclined

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An inclined metal pipe for an irrigation network, used for transporting water up and down hills.

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Structure

Type

Irrigation

Health

100

Decay time

16d

Item

Weight

2.0

Stack size

100

Spawn Command

cheat giveitemnum 196 1 0 0
or
cheat giveitem "Blueprint'/Game/PrimalEarth/CoreBlueprints/Items/Structures/Pipes/PrimalItemStructure_MetalPipeIncline.PrimalItemStructure_MetalPipeIncline'" 1 0 0

Crafting

Required level

Level 40

Engram points

12 EP

Crafting XP

4.8 XP

Prerequisites

•  Stone Irrigation Pipe - Inclined
•  Metal Irrigation Pipe - Straight

Crafted in

•  Smithy
•  Argentavis Saddle
•  Castoroides Saddle
•  Thorny Dragon Saddle
•  Tek Replicator
•  Exo-Mek

Required stations

Refining Forge

Ingredients

4 × Metal Ingot or Scrap Metal Ingot

2 × Cementing Paste or Achatina Paste

The Metal Irrigation Pipe - Inclined is a structure in  ARK: Survival Evolved

Construction

The Metal Irrigation Pipe - Inclined can be snapped to any Metal Irritation Pipe (Intake, Straight, Tap, Inclined, Vertical, Intersection) or Stone Irritation Pipe (Intake, Straight, Tap, Inclined, Vertical, Intersection), as well to any Water Reservoir (Stone or Metal) and Industrial Cooker.

For more informations about irrigation mechanics, read here: Irrigation.

Notes

• The Metal Irrigation Pipe - Inclined is treated as a metal structure and can only be damaged by  explosives, the  Tek Rifle,  Tek Saddles, a  Titanosaur,  Arthropluera,  Corrupted Creatures,  Enraged Creatures,  Titans,  Bosses, or the  DodoRex.

Painting and Color Regions

The Metal Irrigation Pipe - Inclined is not currently paint-able, however this object may be re-mapped to include paint regions in a future update.

For more information on Paint Regions and how to use them, please view the Dye,  Paintbrush, or  Spray Painter pages.

Changelog

Patch	ASE Changes
179.0	All pipes are now considered "foundation" and will not fall apart if a piece is destroyed.
181.0	Pipes are no longer considered "enemy" foundations that prevent building nearby.