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# 4. How to merge the Miners?

The merge process involves combining specific parts and a miner to create an upgraded version. The items necessary for crafting certain miners are listed in the description of that miner. To view the description, please click on the button, as shown in the screenshot below.

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You need to have identical miners, sufficient RLT, and same-level parts to upgrade low-level miners into a higher-level one!\
After pressing the “Merge” button, there will be a short delay, and your brand-new upgraded miner will be added to your inventory. The game will automatically remove the miner from the room for merging.

Once the merge process is successful, you will need to place your new Miner from your Inventory onto the Rack in your room.


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