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The '''Tool Store''' is the most important building in the game. It has the ability to teleport [[The Rock Raider|Rock Raiders]] and holds all the [[Mining Tools]] they will need for their missions (explosives, laser beams, shovels, etc.). The Tool Store does not take any Energy Crystals or Ore, and a replacement can be teleported down at any time, provided Rock Raiders have the room and a [[Power Path|power path]].  Rock Raiders can come here to store [[Ore]] and [[Energy Crystals]] (before the [[Power Station]] or [[Ore Refinery]] are built), and they can also [[The Rock Raider#Upgrading Rock Raiders|upgrade]] themselves.
The '''Tool Store''' is one of the most basic and essential [[Rock Raiders buildings|buildings]] used by the Rock Raiders. It is a multi-purpose building used to store materials and equipment and act as a temporary teleport pad for [[Rock Raider]]s. It only appears in the Windows PC video game, though several other buildings found in Rock Raiders building sets serve many of the same functions.


==Upgrades==
==In the PC game==
There are two upgrade levels for the tool store.
In the Windows PC version of [[LEGO Rock Raiders (PC game)|''LEGO Rock Raiders'']], the Tool Store is the first building available for construction. As the Tool Store is used to dispense [[building materials]], it requires none to be constructed, simply teleporting down as soon as its construction site has been designated. It takes up a 2x1 space, with one construction block in the center and one [[Power Path]] to the front. Nearly every level starts the player off with at least a Tool Store, and the few that don't have one in a hidden cavern that the player needs to uncover.


===UP1===
The Tool Store is used at the start of missions to initially teleport down Rock Raiders before a [[Teleport Pad]] has been constructed or powered. Because it is self-powered, it can be used for teleporting at any time, even after a Teleport Pad is functioning, and because it doesn't need materials to be built it can be used to start moving Rock Raiders HQ to areas cut off by [[water]] or [[lava]]. Rock Raiders can also be [[Upgrading Rock Raiders|upgraded]] at the Tool Store, as well as trained to use dynamite once the Tool Store has been upgraded sufficiently.
The [[Teleport Pad]] can be built.


===UP2===
The Tool Store holds all the [[Rock Raiders tools|tools]] that Rock Raiders may need during missions, and Rock Raiders will go to the Tool Store automatically to pick up necessary tools; they can also be ordered to pick up beam weapons and [[Sonic Blaster]]s to defend Rock Raiders HQ with. Building materials are also stored in the Tool Store, and are subsequently ejected when a construction site has been designated. [[Energy Crystal]]s will be deposited there until the [[Power Station]] has been constructed, and [[drained Energy Crystal]]s will be ejected for recharging at a [[Recharge Seam]]. [[Ore]] will be deposited and ejected until an [[Ore Refinery]] has been powered, at which point [[Building Stud]]s will be used instead. If a Rock Raider has been trained to use [[dynamite]], it will automatically be available at the Tool Store when a wall has been designated to be blown up. If [[Electric Fence]]s can be placed, they will be available from there as well when a location has been designated.
Rock Raiders can train as [[Explosives Experts]].


==Building Requirements==
===Upgrades===
There are two upgrade levels available for the Tool Store:
*'''Level 1:''' Allows for the [[Teleport Pad]] to be constructed.
*'''Level 2:''' Allows for Rock Raiders to be trained as [[Explosives Expert]]s.
 
===Dependency===
The Tool Store costs no building materials and requires the following for teleportation:
*[[Rock Raider]]
*[[Rock Raider]]


[[Category:Buildings]]
===Original design===
[[Category:Objects]]
The final design for the Tool Store is actually a combination of two unused buildings: the Tool Station and the Mobile Teleport. The image used for the Tool Store in the instruction manual is actually a render of the original Tool Station design, and the models and animations for it still exist in the Tool Store's folder. The Mobile Teleport, meanwhile, consisted of just the teleport pad and power boxes used in the final design, without any of the tools surrounding it. It was likely called such due to having no cost and being self-powered, like the Tool Store is.
 
[[Category:Rock Raiders buildings]]

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Official render of the Tool Store

The Tool Store is one of the most basic and essential buildings used by the Rock Raiders. It is a multi-purpose building used to store materials and equipment and act as a temporary teleport pad for Rock Raiders. It only appears in the Windows PC video game, though several other buildings found in Rock Raiders building sets serve many of the same functions.

In the PC game

In the Windows PC version of LEGO Rock Raiders, the Tool Store is the first building available for construction. As the Tool Store is used to dispense building materials, it requires none to be constructed, simply teleporting down as soon as its construction site has been designated. It takes up a 2x1 space, with one construction block in the center and one Power Path to the front. Nearly every level starts the player off with at least a Tool Store, and the few that don't have one in a hidden cavern that the player needs to uncover.

The Tool Store is used at the start of missions to initially teleport down Rock Raiders before a Teleport Pad has been constructed or powered. Because it is self-powered, it can be used for teleporting at any time, even after a Teleport Pad is functioning, and because it doesn't need materials to be built it can be used to start moving Rock Raiders HQ to areas cut off by water or lava. Rock Raiders can also be upgraded at the Tool Store, as well as trained to use dynamite once the Tool Store has been upgraded sufficiently.

The Tool Store holds all the tools that Rock Raiders may need during missions, and Rock Raiders will go to the Tool Store automatically to pick up necessary tools; they can also be ordered to pick up beam weapons and Sonic Blasters to defend Rock Raiders HQ with. Building materials are also stored in the Tool Store, and are subsequently ejected when a construction site has been designated. Energy Crystals will be deposited there until the Power Station has been constructed, and drained Energy Crystals will be ejected for recharging at a Recharge Seam. Ore will be deposited and ejected until an Ore Refinery has been powered, at which point Building Studs will be used instead. If a Rock Raider has been trained to use dynamite, it will automatically be available at the Tool Store when a wall has been designated to be blown up. If Electric Fences can be placed, they will be available from there as well when a location has been designated.

Upgrades

There are two upgrade levels available for the Tool Store:

Dependency

The Tool Store costs no building materials and requires the following for teleportation:

Original design

The final design for the Tool Store is actually a combination of two unused buildings: the Tool Station and the Mobile Teleport. The image used for the Tool Store in the instruction manual is actually a render of the original Tool Station design, and the models and animations for it still exist in the Tool Store's folder. The Mobile Teleport, meanwhile, consisted of just the teleport pad and power boxes used in the final design, without any of the tools surrounding it. It was likely called such due to having no cost and being self-powered, like the Tool Store is.