Materials and You Surviving the first day and beyond

Volume 1 By Skyla
Table of Contents
Getting Started sapling 3 Recipes workbench 5 Armor Modifiers travelvest 4
Welcome to the first edition of Materials and You: Surviving the first day and beyond. Within these pages you will find the first steps to making the tools and materials you need to survive.

This book is a magic copy; it updates whenever the original has been modified. Check back occasionally for information on new things.
The first step in making tools is crafting a blank pattern. It is a blank slate to stamp a shape into, providing a reference for future creations. The patterns are shaped on the Stencil Table or are used as tabletops.

You can then shape a material in a part builder with the pattern, then combine parts in the tool station. Patterns can be stored and accessed in the pattern chest.

Together these make the Tool Workshop. It is recommended you keep all of these nearby when using any of them.
Blank Pattern
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Stencil Table
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Part Crafter
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Pattern Chest
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Tool Station
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Tool Forge
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Drying Rack
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Oreberry Bushes

Sometime in your travels you will happen upon the bush known as the Oreberry. They grow underground in dark areas, and require close to complete darkness to produce anything.

The berries can be melted down into nuggets and ingots, making them an invaluable source of metals.
Oreberries in their natural environment
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Slime Channels

Slime channels are useful for moving items or entities around. They are used as a sort of easily placeable water and can be paired with bounce pads for best effect.
Slime Channel
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Bounce Pad
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A few traps or blockades may help with your early survival experience
Punji Stick
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Barricade
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Once you're well established, you can begin to process metals in a more efficient manner. The scope of the smeltery is beyond this volume, but a few recipes will help you get started.

Note: The Smeltery is required to process all metals, including iron.
Grout
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Seared Brick
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Seared Bricks
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Smeltery Controller
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If you ever find yourself without this book, a new one is simple to make. Other books can be made from this one as well.
Book
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Materials and You: v1
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Materials and You: v2
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Mighty Smelting
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Armor Modifiers

The following armor modifiers seem to be missing names or in flux. No word is available on the accuracy or new home of these pages.

## Night Vision

Apparently carrots and juice are not only good for your eyes, but for your goggles as well. The Night Vision Potion also helps.

Effects: - Night Vision

Type: Single-use Stackable: No
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## Perfect Dodge

Ninja ninja.

Effects: - You're harder to hit

Type: Single-use Stackable: yes
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## Stealth

Travelling gear is not very protective. Therefore I mixed some magical items and an Invisibility Potion together, to make myself stealthier!

Effects: - Turn invisible while sneaking

Type: Single-use Stackable: No
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## Feather Fall

You already got wings. If chicken can do it, so can you. Any slime variant can be used.

Effects: - Allows you to glide down slowly in air

Type: Single-use Stackable: yes
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## Water Walk

If I put these things on my boots, I'm sure I can walk over water too. What could go wrong?

Effects: - Allows you to walk over water - Sneak to sink - Does not come with a halo

Type: Single-use Stackable: no
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## Lead boots

This iron block has served me well. I want to take it with me, to the bottom of the ocean. Perfect if you want to see where your pet-fish sleeps.

Effects: - Allows you to walk under water - Prevents you from swimming - Blub.

Type: Single-use Stackable: no
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## Slimy Soles

When I jump on slime, I bounce and don't take damage. I should be able to replicate that effect by putting the slime onto my soles.

Effects: - Dampens the fall impact - Reduces fall damage taken

Type: Single-use Stackable: yes
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## Speed

Putting redstone on my weapon makes it faster. So why don't I put it on my hands directly!

Effects: - Increases mining speed

Type: Multi-use Stackable: yes
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## Auto-Repair

Attaching moss to an armor infuses it with life. The tool appears to be capable of regenerating wear and tear.

Effects: - The tool slowly repairs itself - Sunlight speeds up the process - Can be applied to all travellers gear

Type: Single-use Stackable: yes
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## Double Jump

Infused with the power of a ghast tear and some slime and piston mechanics, I should be able to repel myself even further into the air.

Effects: - Jump during jumping to jump - Can be applied to wings as well

Type: Single-use Stackable: yes
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