Developer Psyonix has released new details on the blueprints, which will replace the current drop system in September. Players can see clearly which items they can tinker with it.
After the update, you will have the opportunity to receive uncovered blueprints after online games, which you can then use to create the items from the blueprint. You can either spend credits, exchange the blueprint with another player or keep it in your inventory.
As mentioned earlier, crates that are in your inventory at the time of the update will be converted into blueprints from the same series. Any blueprints you receive from this conversion will appear in your inventory as unrevealed blueprints. So you can uncover an uncovered blueprint for free to show what item he can make in the game. After uncovering, you can create the item from this draft for credits. Only blueprints converted from Crates will not be revealed.
It's time for more Blueprints info! Our latest announcement tackles player-to-player trading, what's happening to Decryptors, and how your Crates will convert to Blueprints! Blog: https://t.co/BXOWfQ81VD pic.twitter.com/Dv5nFyGBfW
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In terms of trading with other players, it is also said that items can be traded as before, with a few exceptions. Revealed blueprints and items made from blueprints can be traded, as well as free drops and tradable items from your inventory before the blueprint system. Undisclosed blueprints can not be traded. Credits are also tradable, but with some restrictions.
All current details on the Blueprints are also available on the game page.
