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[[File:Jetpack Fuel Icon.png|thumb|100px|Wear (green) and fuel (yellow) bars]] | [[File:Jetpack Fuel Icon.png|thumb|100px|Wear (green) and fuel (yellow) bars]] | ||
Jetpacks require [[fuel]] to continue operating. Its fuel supply is shown as a yellow bar across the top of its icon, with red expanding from right to left as the supply diminishes. A newly-made jetpack is fully fueled, and a fully fueled jetpack conceals its fuel bar. Refueling requires the blockhead to have fuel in its accessible inventory and the jetpack worn. It can be refueled during flight. Tapping on either the jetpack or fuel icons will offer the option to add fuel. | Jetpacks require [[fuel]] to continue operating. Its fuel supply is shown as a yellow bar across the top of its icon just under the wear bar, with red expanding from right to left as the supply diminishes. A newly-made jetpack is fully fueled, and a fully fueled jetpack conceals its fuel bar. Refueling requires the blockhead to have fuel in its accessible inventory and the jetpack worn. It can be refueled during flight. Tapping on either the jetpack or fuel icons will offer the option to add fuel. | ||
A jetpack has capacity for ten fuel. A fully fueled jetpack should be able to run for a full game day before running out. | A jetpack has capacity for ten fuel. A fully fueled jetpack should be able to run for a full game day before running out. So long as supplies and power are available, fuel can be crafted faster than it is consumed. | ||
{{Fuel|Fuel}} | {{Fuel|Fuel}} | ||
