Razi More Asteroids


Six new Space Age asteroid families and orbital resources, with optional Krastorio 2 Spaced Out processing.

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Transportation Logistics Environment
Owner:
Raziphel
Source:
https://github.com/Raziphel/Razi-More...
Homepage:
https://github.com/Raziphel/Razi-More...
License:
MIT
Created:
11 days ago
Latest Version:
1.2.1 (14 hours ago)
Factorio version:
2.1
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Razi More Asteroids 1.1.0

Eight new asteroid families for Factorio: Space Age. Collect and defend against Radioactive, Lithic, Dense-Metal, Wreckage, Biogenic, Volatile, Halide and Electrostatic asteroids alongside Space Age's existing asteroid types.

Every custom family adds collectible chunks, hostile size variants, distinctive basic and advanced crushing, and updated original artwork.

Eight industrial identities

  • Radioactive: Uranium ore and isotopes.
  • Lithic: Stone and calcite.
  • Dense-Metal: Tungsten ore and K2SO raw rare-metal ore recovery.
  • Wreckage: Recyclable scrap and K2SO component salvage.
  • Biogenic: Alien biological matter and K2SO biomass.
  • Volatile: Ammonia and K2SO hydrogen/oxygen recovery.
  • Halide: Fluorine, lithium brine, and K2SO mineral water.
  • Electrostatic: Holmium ore with K2SO silicon recovery.

Asteroids spawn on relevant native Space Age routes and become more hazardous toward the outer system. Planet discovery research controls access to tungsten, holmium, and advanced chemistry.

Space Age + K2SO compatibility

Requires Space Age 2.1.20+ and RAZI Library 1.3.1+. Krastorio 2: Spaced Out is optional. With K2SO installed, eight additional orbital resource recipes integrate its processing chains and dry crusher machinery, without handing out free science or finished high-tier products.

The six previous internal prototype IDs remain stable for existing saves; the old Crystalline asteroid ID is now presented as Dense-Metal. Back up saves before updating because resource outputs have changed.

Release ZIP includes no forbidden executable/script files. Custom RP3 galaxy, quality and difficulty integration belongs to RP3 itself.

Credits: Based on More Asteroids by spartanlaser32 (MIT). Existing sprites were modified, not replaced by AI-generated art. Source.