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Aloft: Complete Resources Guide

Jan 16, 2025 pm 12:47 PM

As you soar through the skies in Aloft, keep an eye on your map for all the little islands you might find floating between you and your next destination - there are going to be plenty of resources on each of them, with different resources in every new area you enter.

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Aloft: Complete Resources Guide

Since these collectible resources are the key to practically everything you do in Aloft - from sustaining your health, to creating new tools, to establishing a home island and taking off for a far-out distance - we've kept track of every collectible in Aloft to help you find them.

Aloft released on Steam on January 15 in early access, and our guides are accurate as of launch. If new resources are added to the game as it continues to develop, we'll keep our guides up to date.

How To Gather And Store Resources

Aloft: Complete Resources Guide

Mine Rocks, Chop Trees, And Gather Plants

As you explore different islands sailing across the fractured sky in Aloft, you'll encounter plenty of different kinds of natural resources scattered across islands. These can be all kinds of things, from natural resources like rocks and stones, to plant resources like flowers and leaves, animal-based resources like what livestock will produce or the various bugs you'll find in different biomes, and so many more.

How you collect resources depends on which resource it is. For the most part, you'll simply interact with things to collect them when you spot them out in the world, especially if you've turned on the white glow that occasionally highlights collectible resources nearby. However, there are a few resources that you'll need to use assorted tools in your inventory to break down and grab, things like whole trees of larger rocks that can't easily be stuffed into your pockets.

It's important to note, though, that your inventory is limited - your pockets are only so big, after all, and your character doesn't seem to be able to expand their inventory in any way. As such, you'll likely want to build storage spaces on your home island to stash all your spare resources when you leave the island. It's typically best to leave with as few things as you can, outside your tools and the things you may need to restore an unhealthy ecosystem should you find one.

Aloft: Complete Resources Guide

The tables below contain raw materials you'll find while exploring, though you'll be able to put several of these together at your workbench and create new assembled materials, things like paper, sharp stone, and rope, resources that you'll craft from your assorted collectibles listed in our guide below.

Store Extra Resources On Your Home Island To free Inventory Space

Different resources require different kinds of storage, which you'll find on the Storage tab of your Crafting menu. You can access this menu on any island with a healthy ecosystem, though it's typically best to build these storage spaces on your home island so you can bring them with you. When you craft at a workbench on your island or from the Crafting menu, it seems to pull right from the storage on the island.

In the Storage tab on the Crafting menu, you'll find both specialized storage for specific types of resources, with things like wood and charcoal both being stored in the Wood Stockpile or Small Plants being stored in the Leaf Stockpile, and more general storage options like baskets made of different materials that vary in size (with sturdier baskets offering additional storage slots).

Aloft: Complete Resources Guide

You can store specialized resources in baskets, but you cannot store anything else in a specialized resource stockpile. For example, you can put a stack of stone into a basket with a bug you collected, but you wouldn't be able to stash that bug in the Stone Stockpile.

It's wise to keep a few resources on you, but not too many - while you'll need some resources for fixing ecosystems, it's often best to deposit extra resources into your home storage before you venture out to explore. You'll be crafting and making new things all the time in Aloft, so it's best to keep some of everything accessible for easy use when the time comes.

Aloft: Complete Resources Guide

All Natural Resources

Aloft: Complete Resources Guide

In the table below, you'll find all the earthy resources like rocks, wood, and gemstones. We've split them into groups based on where you store them and have included a section at the bottom for anything that doesn't fit neatly into these storage containers but are similar in nature.

Every Wood, Rock, And Gem Resource In Aloft

Resource

Photo

How to Collect

Stone Storage

Face Sculpture

Aloft: Complete Resources Guide Gather from pillars in caves.

Rock Salt

Aloft: Complete Resources Guide Use your pickax on Rock Salt deposits.

Stone

Aloft: Complete Resources Guide Use your pickax on any regular gray rock, or gather fallen stones on the ground.

Windstone

USe your pickax on any gray rock with blue accents.

Wood Storage

Charcoal

Aloft: Complete Resources Guide Use your ax to chop up any burned tree stumps you find.

Wood

Aloft: Complete Resources Guide Use your ax to chop down trees, gather branches from the ground, or grab them from trees.

Other Natural Resources

Dirty Water

Aloft: Complete Resources Guide Use the Gather button while standing in water of any kind.

Hardstone

Aloft: Complete Resources Guide Use your pickax on the large, square, black stone deposits you'll find sporadically across islands.

Opal

Aloft: Complete Resources Guide Find in treasure chests, often in locked chests.

Windstone Crystal

Aloft: Complete Resources Guide

Use your pickax on any blue Windstone deposit you see as you explore islands, often within caves.

Windstone Gem

Aloft: Complete Resources Guide

Keep your ax and pickax on you as you venture out in Aloft - who knows which natural resources you'll need and when.

Aloft: Complete Resources Guide

All Plant And Crop Resources

Aloft: Complete Resources Guide

Next, we've got all the plant-based crops, things like plants, bushes, decomposers, and flowers. While only Small Plants seem to go into the Leaf Stockpile bin at the moment, there are plenty of other plant resources in Aloft that you'll need before long.

Every Farming And Plant-Based Resource In Aloft

Resource

Photo

How to Collect

Leaf Storage

Small Plants

Aloft: Complete Resources Guide Use the scythe on wild plants, and gather them from fallen trees.

Other Plant-Based Resources

Flax

Aloft: Complete Resources Guide Use your scythe on the purplish blue flowers in Fallen Heights.

Glasswort

Aloft: Complete Resources Guide Use your scythe on the green and brown finger-like tendrils when you see them in the wild.

Mykter Fibre

Aloft: Complete Resources Guide Defeat monsters in combat, and break up fungus nodes left over after healing an ecosystem.

Reishi Mushroom

Aloft: Complete Resources Guide Gather from the bases of certain trees.

Turf

Aloft: Complete Resources Guide Use the dorkip on any grass to pull up the turf and leave behind dirt instead.

Floral Resources

Azure Sky Blossoms

Aloft: Complete Resources Guide Gather from islands in the Fallen Heights during the day.

Brightsun Flower

Aloft: Complete Resources Guide Gather from islands in the Emerald Isles.

Yellow Moonbloom

Aloft: Complete Resources Guide Gather from islands in the Fallen Heights at night.

Keep a good amount of Mykter Fibre stored as you collect it, as well as any Mykter samples you may come across - you'll need them once you've found the recipe for the Research Lab.

Aloft: Complete Resources Guide

All Animal And Bugs Resources

Aloft: Complete Resources Guide

Finally, you'll also be collecting plenty of bugs and livestock resources, which can be found either on your home island if you tamed and kept any animals you've found or just out and about as you explore if you've got hay or pellets on you to help make friends.

Every Bug And Livestock Resource In Aloft

Resource

Photo

How to Get

Livestock Resources

Egg

Aloft: Complete Resources Guide Occasional drop with female Pheasants on the island.

Feather

Aloft: Complete Resources Guide Occasional on islands with Pheasants.

Honey

Aloft: Complete Resources Guide Collect from trees that have a beehive in Fallen Heights.

Manure

Aloft: Complete Resources Guide Dropped on the ground from most livestock.

Milk

Use a bucket on a female goat after feeding it.

Wax

Aloft: Complete Resources Guide Collect from trees that have a beehive in Fallen Heights.

Wool

Aloft: Complete Resources Guide Use shears on any sheep or alpaca after feeding it.

Bug Resources

Bee

Aloft: Complete Resources Guide Gathered from trees that have a beehive.

Blue Beetle

Aloft: Complete Resources Guide

Gathered from tree stumps across different islands.

Ladybug

Aloft: Complete Resources Guide

Worm

Aloft: Complete Resources Guide

Manure can be turned into soil using a Compost Bin when you're ready to start your own garden on your home island!

Aloft: Complete Resources Guide

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