Sap is a sticky, amber-colored liquid that is produced by trees in the game Ark: Survival Evolved. It can be collected by using a Stone Hatchet or a Metal Hatchet on trees. Sap is a valuable resource that can be used to craft a variety of items, including:
To collect sap, you will need to use a Stone Hatchet or a Metal Hatchet on a tree. You will need to hit the tree multiple times to collect sap. The amount of sap that you collect will depend on the type of tree that you hit.
There are several different types of trees in Ark: Survival Evolved that can produce sap. The most common type of tree is the Redwood Tree. Redwood Trees produce a large amount of sap, making them the best choice for collecting sap. Other types of trees that can produce sap include:
Sap can be used to craft a variety of items in Ark: Survival Evolved. Some of the most common uses of sap include:
Sap farming is a great way to collect a large amount of sap. To farm sap, you will need to plant a large number of Redwood Trees in a close proximity to each other. Once the trees have grown, you can use a Stone Hatchet or a Metal Hatchet to collect sap from the trees.
Sap can also be extracted from trees using a Sap Extractor. A Sap Extractor is a machine that can be crafted using the following materials:
Once the Sap Extractor is crafted, you can place it next to a tree and it will automatically extract sap from the tree. The Sap Extractor will produce sap every 10 minutes.
Sap can be stored in a variety of containers, including:
Sap can be stored for up to 10 days in a wooden chest or a metal chest. Sap can be stored for up to 20 days in a barrel or a pot.
The amount of sap that you collect from a tree will depend on the type of tree and the size of the tree. The following table shows the average yield of sap from different types of trees:
Tree Type | Average Sap Yield |
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Redwood Tree | 100 Sap |
Birch Tree | 50 Sap |
Maple Tree | 25 Sap |
Oak Tree | 10 Sap |
Pine Tree | 5 Sap |
The amount of sap that is consumed when crafting an item will depend on the item being crafted. The following table shows the amount of sap that is consumed when crafting some of the most common items in Ark: Survival Evolved:
Item | Sap Consumption |
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Thatch Roofing | 10 Sap |
Wooden Fence | 20 Sap |
Bola | 5 Sap |
Tranquilizer Arrow | 10 Sap |
Flint Hatchet | 15 Sap |
Metal Hatchet | 20 Sap |
Cooked Meat | 5 Sap |
Jerky | 10 Sap |
Healing Salve | 15 Sap |
Health Potion | 20 Sap |
Sap is a valuable resource that can be used to craft a variety of items in Ark: Survival Evolved. Sap can be collected from trees by using a Stone Hatchet or a Metal Hatchet. Sap can also be extracted from trees using a Sap Extractor. Sap can be stored in a variety of containers, including wooden chests, metal chests, barrels, and pots. The amount of sap that you collect from a tree will depend on the type of tree and the size of the tree. The amount of sap that is consumed when crafting an item will depend on the item being crafted.
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