> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://scibot.gitbook.io/docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://scibot.gitbook.io/docs/metaverse-cybot/bots.md).

# Bots

The goal of the game is to collect bots and it would be good to understand what the bot consists of

### Bot device

Each bot consists of 3 blocks/systems:

1. **Energy block** - A large block / system / mechanism that is the heart of the bot.
2. **Housing** - A system that combines all the mechanisms of the bot.
3. **Propulsion system** - A large block that is responsible for the ability to move the bot.

A new bot can be assembled from only 3 systems.

### How to build a bot?

To assemble the bot, you need to find and open capsules. The capsules contain various spare parts from which you can assemble blocks and later on a bot, however, in order to assemble a mechanism from spare parts, you must have instructions.

Since the spare parts kits in capsules are universal, which mechanism you get depends on the instructions.

#### Instructions are of different types:

1. Instructions for the energy block
2. Instructions for the propulsion system
3. Enclosure instructions
4. Instructions for connection systems
5. Repair kit instructions
6. Etc.

### Spare parts

The capsules that appear on the map contain spare parts. Spare parts are measured in kilograms. Each capsule stores a different amount of spare parts, but a certain amount of kilograms will be needed to assemble the mechanism.

The contents of the capsule are affected by the luck parameter of your SciBot


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