Cryston Components are used to assemble purple-quality gear, and an AIC blueprint can automate their production. The codes below are community layouts—not official guarantees—and are tied to a server region. Check the region, import summary, and required facilities before placing one.
What Cryston Components are for
Cryston Component is an AIC product used with Stock Bills to craft purple-quality gear. In Valley IV, it is part of the production path toward purple level-50 equipment, according to All Things How.
You may not need to rush into a dedicated factory: Gryphline’s February 2026 announcement says rewards at Authority Levels 28, 29, and 30 together provide enough Cryston Components to assemble four pieces of purple-quality gear. Those rewards are intended to help players gear up before constructing and developing their AIC factories.
Cryston Component blueprint codes
These are community-submitted examples reported by third-party guides, not official codes. Match the code to your account’s region; a code for one region will not import on an account in the other region. The guides do not establish that every code remains compatible with every game version, so use the in-game import summary to verify what you are loading.
| Region | Code | Reported layout and caveats |
|---|---|---|
| US/EU | EFO0172UAoEA7451O2Ai |
Combines Cryston Component production with 12 Thermal Banks for power in an Outpost 3 footprint. Reported by All Things How on January 30, 2026. |
| US/EU | EFO01U4Ai82iU5Ou7Oa8 |
Adjusted belt routing intended to reduce idle Thermal Banks. Reported by All Things How on January 30, 2026. |
| US/EU | EFO016i1aEAa6e72O83e |
Faster-processing variant that trades away some Thermal Banks. Reported by All Things How on January 30, 2026. |
| Asia | EFO01E50U42I90o139Ia |
Standalone layout combining Cryston production, seed picking, planting, grinding, and gearing. The guide reports that belt connections near the Grinding unit may need to be added manually. Reported by All Things How on January 30, 2026. |
| Asia | EFO01194o23o9uUo34O7 |
Another Asia Cryston Component blueprint listed by Mobalytics in a guide updated July 18, 2026; additional layout details are not stated there. |
Choose based on your region, available facilities, and whether you want power generation included. The published descriptions do not provide directly comparable throughput figures, so they do not establish a single best layout.
How to import and place a blueprint
- Go to an AIC Area and open the Blueprints Menu. On PC, press F1.
- Select Import Blueprint and paste the code exactly as shown.
- Check the import summary. Confirm that it names the expected blueprint and matches your intended layout.
- Save the imported design to Shared Blueprints.
- Open the saved blueprint, choose Place, position it in the AIC, and confirm.
Facilities required by a design must already be unlocked. The game can place its facilities and connections automatically when those prerequisites are met.
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If a code will not import or the factory does not work
- Import rejected: Check whether the code is for Asia or US/EU (also described as Americas/Europe). Region mismatch is a stated reason an import will fail.
- Unexpected blueprint summary: Recheck the pasted characters, including capitalization, and do not place a design unless the summary is the one you intended.
- Missing facilities: Unlock the facilities required by the layout before trying to place it.
- Placed layout has idle facilities: Inspect belt routing and connections rather than assuming the code created a working production line. The adjusted US/EU variant was specifically described as addressing idle Thermal Banks.
- Asia standalone layout is not connected: The January 2026 guide reports missing belt connections near the Grinding unit in that design; add the connections manually if needed.
- Code imports but differs from expectations: Treat community layouts as version-specific examples and inspect the placed factory. A later code listing does not by itself prove older codes are invalid.
For the progression reward details, see Gryphline’s official announcement. For blueprint examples and their reported setup notes, consult All Things How’s January 2026 guide and Mobalytics’ guide updated July 18, 2026.
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