UPDATE 049 confirms that Desequencer crypto modules can be swapped by dragging, using the same ownership condition described for batteries. It also records a fix involving the Learning Algo module and the Mirage Projector. A Module Extractor procedure, complete list of modules and guaranteed acquisition route remain 待确认 / Pending confirmation.
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Use the documented swap operation
The update states that dragging a battery onto another battery swaps them if both are owned. Desequencer crypto modules can be swapped the same way. This is the supported control to keep in mind when you already have the relevant owned modules.
The announcement does not provide a full Desequencer tutorial or a list of compatible sockets. It also does not say that swapping produces a new module, duplicates one or extracts it from another item. Those are different operations and require their own instructions before they can be described as confirmed.
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What the Learning Algo note confirms
UPDATE 049 fixes a bug where the Learning Algo module effect did not work with the Mirage Projector. This establishes that the named interaction was addressed in that update. The sentence does not give an effect value, upgrade formula or installation sequence.
A numerical benefit or best-module recommendation would therefore be unsupported by this source. The Mirage Projector name should also not be treated as evidence for a complete machine catalogue. This page retains the confirmed interaction while leaving its undocumented values 待确认 / Pending confirmation.
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Keep module swaps separate from crate access
The same announcement withdraws Supply and Science keycards and desequencer chips from stock because there were currently no supply crates for them. Elsewhere it mentions a buff to the Security Supply Crate. Those statements have their own crate and stock context, rather than supplying a module extraction method.
A desequencer chip is not automatically interchangeable with a crypto module just because the terms appear in the same update. The supply crate page preserves the distinction between those notes. A claim that a module swap unlocks a crate remains 待确认 / Pending confirmation.
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Ownership and inventory controls still matter
UPDATE 049 restricts equipping to owned items and adds previews of containers and machines before purchase. It also lets players sort a grid inventory through its right-click menu. These are useful general controls around equipment management, but they do not establish a module-specific crafting recipe.
The items index groups the equipment actually named in the collected update. It is a partial reference rather than an exhaustive inventory. An object appearing there should not be assigned a module slot or upgrade path unless the source explicitly describes that relationship.
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What is missing from an extractor guide
The keyword library contains searches for a Module Extractor. Search demand shows that players want an answer, but it does not establish where the item is obtained or how it works. The collected material supplies no verified input, output, cost or step sequence for that task.
A complete extractor walkthrough would need the item's current instructions and the applicable Demo or full-game version. Until that evidence is available, extraction remains 待确认 / Pending confirmation. The confirmed answer on this page is the swap control and the limited official module interaction above.