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"__COMMENT__": "This file was auto generated by the LanguageMerger, read the file \".README IF TRANSLATING\" found in \"minecraft/kubejs\" for more information.",
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"biome.tfg.nether/basalt_deltas": "Basalt Deltas",
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"biome.tfg.nether/decaying_caverns": "Decaying Caverns",
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"biome.tfg.nether/lush_hollow": "Lush Hollow",
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"biome.tfg.nether/webbed_lair": "Webbed Lair",
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"biome.tfg.nether/ash_forest": "Ash Forest",
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"biome.tfg.nether/lava_floes": "Lava Floes",
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"biome.tfg.nether/diorite_caves": "Deep Caves",
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"biome.tfg.nether/gabbro_caves": "Deep Caves",
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"biome.tfg.nether/gneiss_caves": "Deep Caves",
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"biome.tfg.nether/granite_caves": "Deep Caves",
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"biome.tfg.nether/schist_caves": "Deep Caves",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.black": "Black Decorative Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.gray": "Gray Decorative Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.light_gray": "Light Gray Decorative Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.white": "White Decorative Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.pink": "Pink Decorative Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.magenta": "Magenta Decorative Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.purple": "Purple Decorative Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.blue": "Blue Decorative Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.light_blue": "Light Blue Decorative Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.cyan": "Cyan Decorative Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.green": "Green Decorative Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.lime": "Lime Decorative Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.yellow": "Yellow Decorative Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.orange": "Orange Decorative Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.red": "Red Decorative Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.brown": "Brown Decorative Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.unfired": "Unfired Decorative Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.unfired.black": "Black Unfired Decorative Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.unfired.gray": "Gray Unfired Decorative Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.unfired.light_gray": "Light Gray Unfired Decorative Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.unfired.white": "White Unfired Decorative Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.unfired.pink": "Pink Unfired Decorative Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.unfired.magenta": "Magenta Unfired Decorative Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.unfired.purple": "Purple Unfired Decorative Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.unfired.blue": "Blue Unfired Decorative Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.unfired.light_blue": "Light Blue Unfired Decorative Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.unfired.cyan": "Cyan Unfired Decorative Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.unfired.green": "Green Unfired Decorative Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.unfired.lime": "Lime Unfired Decorative Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.unfired.yellow": "Yellow Unfired Decorative Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.unfired.orange": "Orange Unfired Decorative Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.unfired.red": "Red Unfired Decorative Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.unfired.brown": "Brown Unfired Decorative Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.generated.black": "Black Loot Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.generated.gray": "Gray Loot Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.generated.light_gray": "Light Gray Loot Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.generated.white": "White Loot Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.generated.pink": "Pink Loot Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.generated.magenta": "Magenta Loot Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.generated.purple": "Purple Loot Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.generated.blue": "Blue Loot Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.generated.light_blue": "Light Blue Loot Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.generated.cyan": "Cyan Loot Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.generated.green": "Green Loot Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.generated.lime": "Lime Loot Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.generated.yellow": "Yellow Loot Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.generated.orange": "Orange Loot Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.generated.red": "Red Loot Vase",
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"block.tfg.decorative_vase.generated.brown": "Brown Loot Vase",
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"block.tfg.light_concrete_support": "Light Concrete Support",
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"block.tfg.light_concrete_support_horizontal": "Light Concrete Horizontal Support",
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"block.tfg.dark_concrete_support": "Dark Concrete Support",
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"block.tfg.dark_concrete_support_horizontal": "Dark Concrete Horizontal Support",
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"block.tfg.reinforced_light_concrete_support": "Reinforced Light Concrete Support",
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"block.tfg.reinforced_light_concrete_support_horizontal": "Reinforced Light Concrete Horizontal Support",
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"block.tfg.reinforced_dark_concrete_support": "Reinforced Dark Concrete Support",
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"block.tfg.reinforced_dark_concrete_support_horizontal": "Reinforced Dark Concrete Horizontal Support",
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"block.tfg.rebar_support": "Rebar Support",
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"block.tfg.rebar_support_horizontal": "Rebar Horizontal Support",
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"block.tfg.steel_support": "Steel Support",
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"block.tfg.steel_support_horizontal": "Steel Horizontal Support",
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"block.tfg.gabbro_support_horizontal": "Gabbro Horizontal Support",
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"block.tfg.gabbro_support": "Gabbro Support",
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"block.tfg.shale_support_horizontal": "Shale Horizontal Support",
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"block.tfg.shale_support": "Shale Support",
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"block.tfg.claystone_support_horizontal": "Claystone Horizontal Support",
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"block.tfg.claystone_support": "Claystone Support",
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"block.tfg.limestone_support_horizontal": "Limestone Horizontal Support",
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"block.tfg.limestone_support": "Limestone Support",
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"block.tfg.conglomerate_support_horizontal": "Conglomerate Horizontal Support",
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"block.tfg.conglomerate_support": "Conglomerate Support",
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"block.tfg.dolomite_support_horizontal": "Dolomite Horizontal Support",
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"block.tfg.Dolomite_support": "Dolomite Support",
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"block.tfg.chert_support_horizontal": "Chert Horizontal Support",
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"block.tfg.chert_support": "Chert Support",
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"block.tfg.chalk_support_horizontal": "Chalk Horizontal Support",
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"block.tfg.chalk_support": "Chalk Support",
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"block.tfg.rhyolite_support_horizontal": "Rhyolite Horizontal Support",
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"block.tfg.rhyolite_support": "Rhyolite Support",
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"block.tfg.dacite_support_horizontal": "Dacite Horizontal Support",
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"block.tfg.dacite_support": "Dacite Support",
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"block.tfg.quartzite_support_horizontal": "Quartzite Horizontal Support",
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"block.tfg.quartzite_support": "Quartzite Support",
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"block.tfg.slate_support_horizontal": "Slate Horizontal Support",
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"block.tfg.slate_support": "Slate Support",
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"block.tfg.phyllite_support_horizontal": "Phyllite Horizontal Support",
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"block.tfg.phyllite_support": "Phyllite Support",
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"block.tfg.schist_support_horizontal": "Schist Horizontal Support",
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"block.tfg.schist_support": "Schist Support",
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"block.tfg.gneiss_support_horizontal": "Gneiss Horizontal Support",
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"block.tfg.gneiss_support": "Gneiss Support",
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"block.tfg.marble_support_horizontal": "Marble Horizontal Support",
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"block.tfg.marble_support": "Marble Support",
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"block.tfg.basalt_support_horizontal": "Basalt Horizontal Support",
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"block.tfg.basalt_support": "Basalt Support",
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"block.tfg.diorite_support_horizontal": "Diorite Horizontal Support",
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"block.tfg.diorite_support": "Diorite Support",
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"block.tfg.andesite_support_horizontal": "Andesite Horizontal Support",
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"block.tfg.andesite_support": "Andesite Support",
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"block.tfg.granite_support_horizontal": "Granite Horizontal Support",
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"block.tfg.granite_support": "Granite Support",
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"block.tfg.pyroxenite_support_horizontal": "Pyroxenite Horizontal Support",
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"block.tfg.pyroxenite_support": "Pyroxenite Support",
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"block.tfg.migmatite_support_horizontal": "Migmatite Horizontal Support",
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"block.tfg.migmatite_support": "Migmatite Support",
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"block.tfg.travertine_support_horizontal": "Travertine Horizontal Support",
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"block.tfg.travertine_support": "Travertine Support",
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"block.tfg.rock.hardened_deepslate": "Hardened Migmatite",
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"block.tfg.rock.hardened_blackstone": "Hardened Pyroxenite",
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"block.tfg.rock.hardened_dripstone": "Hardened Travertine",
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"block.tfg.spike.deepslate_spike": "Migmatite Spike",
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"block.tfg.spike.blackstone_spike": "Pyroxenite Spike",
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"block.tfg.spike.dripstone_spike": "Travertine Spike",
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"block.tfg.loose.deepslate": "Loose Migmatite Rock",
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"block.tfg.loose.dripstone": "Loose Travertine Rock",
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"item.tfg.antipoison_pill": "Antipoison Pill",
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"item.tfg.haste_pill": "Haste Pill",
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"item.tfg.night_vision_pill": "Night Vision Pill",
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"item.tfg.poison_pill": "Poison Pill",
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"item.tfg.regeneration_pill": "Regeneration Pill",
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"item.tfg.slowness_pill": "Slowness Pill",
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"item.tfg.speed_pill": "Speed Pill",
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"item.tfg.water_breathing_pill": "Water Breathing Pill",
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"item.tfg.weakness_pill": "Weakness Pill",
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"item.tfg.antipoison_tablet": "Antipoison Tablet",
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"item.tfg.haste_tablet": "Haste Tablet",
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"item.tfg.night_vision_tablet": "Night Vision Tablet",
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"item.tfg.poison_tablet": "Poison Tablet",
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"item.tfg.regeneration_tablet": "Regeneration Tablet",
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"item.tfg.slowness_tablet": "Slowness Tablet",
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"item.tfg.speed_tablet": "Speed Tablet",
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"item.tfg.water_breathing_tablet": "Water Breathing Tablet",
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"item.tfg.weakness_tablet": "Weakness Tablet",
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"item.tfg.absorption_salvo": "Absorption Salvo",
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"item.tfg.fire_resistance_salvo": "Fire Resistance Salvo",
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"item.tfg.instant_health_salvo": "Instant Health Salvo",
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"item.tfg.invisibility_salvo": "Invisibility Salvo",
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"item.tfg.luck_salvo": "Luck Salvo",
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"item.tfg.resistance_salvo": "Resistance Salvo",
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"item.tfg.paraffin_wax": "Paraffin Wax",
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"item.tfg.flint_arrow_head": "Flint Arrow Head",
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"item.tfg.fletching": "Fletching",
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"item.tfg.conifer_rosin": "Conifer Rosin",
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"item.tfg.hardwood_strip": "Hardwood Strip",
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"item.tfg.soaked_hardwood_strip": "Soaked Hardwood Strip",
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"item.tfg.prepared_leather_gloves": "Prepared Leather Gloves",
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"item.tfg.latex_soaked_gloves": "Latex-Soaked Gloves",
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"item.tfg.spade_head_extruder_mold": "Extruder Mold (Spade Head)",
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"item.tfg.unfired_chalk": "Unfired Chalk Stick",
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"item.tfg.brick.deepslate": "Migmatite Brick",
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"item.tfg.terra_firma_greg": "TerraFirmaGreg",
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"item.tfg.scaffolding_frame": "Scaffolding Frame",
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"item.tfg.airship_hull": "Airship Hull",
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"item.tfg.airship_balloon": "Airship Balloon",
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"item.tfg.lv_aircraft_engine": "LV Aircraft Engine",
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"item.tfg.hv_aircraft_engine": "HV Aircraft Engine",
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"item.tfg.ev_aircraft_engine": "EV Aircraft Engine",
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||
"item.tfg.black_steel_plated_airplane_propeller": "Black Steel Plated Airplane Propeller",
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"item.tfg.redblu_steel_plated_airplane_propeller": "Red & Blue Steel Plated Airplane Propeller",
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"item.tfg.stainless_steel_plated_airplane_propeller": "Stainless Steel Plated Airplane Propeller",
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"item.tfg.titanium_plated_airplane_propeller": "Titanium Plated Airplane Propeller",
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||
"item.tfg.redblu_steel_landing_gear": "Red & Blue Steel Landing Gear",
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"item.tfg.aluminium_landing_gear": "Aluminium Landing Gear",
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"item.tfg.stainless_steel_landing_gear": "Stainless Steel Landing Gear",
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"item.tfg.titanium_landing_gear": "Titanium Landing Gear",
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"item.tfg.redblu_steel_hull_reinforcement": "Red & Blue Steel Hull Reinforcement",
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"item.tfg.aluminium_hull_reinforcement": "Aluminium Hull Reinforcement",
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"item.tfg.stainless_steel_hull_reinforcement": "Stainless Steel Hull Reinforcement",
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"item.tfg.titanium_hull_reinforcement": "Titanium Hull Reinforcement",
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"material.tfg.latex": "Latex",
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"material.tfg.vulcanized_latex": "Vulcanized Latex",
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"material.tfg.fluix": "Fluix",
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"material.tfg.conifer_pitch": "Conifer Pitch",
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"material.gtceu.lactose": "Lactose",
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"material.tfg.gabbro": "Gabbro",
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"material.tfg.shale": "Shale",
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"material.tfg.claystone": "Claystone",
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"material.tfg.limestone": "Limestone",
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||
"material.tfg.conglomerate": "Conglomerate",
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||
"material.tfg.dolomite": "Dolomite",
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||
"material.tfg.chert": "Chert",
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"material.tfg.rhyolite": "Rhyolite",
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||
"material.tfg.dacite": "Dacite",
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"material.tfg.slate": "Slate",
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"material.tfg.phyllite": "Phyllite",
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"material.tfg.schist": "Schist",
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"material.tfg.gneiss": "Gneiss",
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"material.tfg.chalk": "Chalk",
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"material.gtceu.thermochemically_treated_hardwood": "Thermochemically Treated Hardwood",
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"material.gtceu.hardwood": "Hardwood",
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||
"tfg.disabled_portal": "Portal magic seems to be blocked by an unknown force, try reaching another dimension by going down or up",
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"item.treetap.tap": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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"item.gtceu.zinc_ingot": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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"item.gtceu.brass_ingot": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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"item.gtceu.vanadium_ingot": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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"item.gtceu.black_steel_ingot": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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"item.gtceu.red_steel_ingot": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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"item.gtceu.blue_steel_ingot": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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"item.gtceu.iron_double_ingot": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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"item.gtceu.black_steel_double_ingot": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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"item.gtceu.red_steel_double_ingot": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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"item.gtceu.blue_steel_double_ingot": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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"item.gtceu.zinc_nugget": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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"item.gtceu.brass_nugget": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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"item.gtceu.copper_nugget": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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"item.gtceu.vanadium_nugget": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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"item.gtceu.copper_plate": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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"item.gtceu.brass_plate": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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"item.gtceu.gold_plate": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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"item.gtceu.iron_plate": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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"item.gtceu.cobalt_plate": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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"item.gtceu.rose_gold_plate": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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"item.gtceu.aluminium_plate": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"item.gtceu.invar_plate": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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"item.gtceu.lead_plate": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"item.gtceu.nickel_plate": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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"item.gtceu.osmium_plate": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"item.gtceu.palladium_plate": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"item.gtceu.platinum_plate": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"item.gtceu.rhodium_plate": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"item.gtceu.silver_plate": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"item.gtceu.vanadium_plate": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"item.gtceu.zinc_plate": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"item.gtceu.vanadium_block": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"item.gtceu.zinc_block": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"item.gtceu.brass_block": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"item.gtceu.gold_purified_ore": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"item.gtceu.copper_purified_ore": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"item.gtceu.zinc_purified_ore": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"item.gtceu.silver_purified_ore": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"item.gtceu.tin_purified_ore": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"item.gtceu.lead_purified_ore": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"gtceu:rich_raw_copper": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"gtceu:poor_raw_copper": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"gtceu:rich_raw_gold": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"gtceu:poor_raw_gold": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"gtceu:rich_raw_tetrahedrite": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"gtceu:raw_tetrahedrite": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"gtceu:poor_raw_tetrahedrite": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"gtceu:rich_raw_malachite": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"gtceu:raw_malachite": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"gtceu:poor_raw_malachite": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"gtceu:rich_raw_hematite": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"gtceu:raw_hematite": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"gtceu:poor_raw_hematite": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"gtceu:rich_raw_cassiterite": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"gtceu:raw_cassiterite": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"gtceu:poor_raw_cassiterite": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"gtceu:rich_raw_bismuth": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"gtceu:raw_bismuth": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"gtceu:poor_raw_bismuth": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"gtceu:rich_raw_magnetite": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"gtceu:raw_magnetite": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"gtceu:poor_raw_magnetite": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"gtceu:rich_raw_yellow_limonite": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"gtceu:raw_yellow_limonite": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"gtceu:poor_raw_yellow_limonite": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"gtceu:rich_raw_silver": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"gtceu:raw_silver": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"gtceu:poor_raw_silver": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"gtceu:rich_raw_garnierite": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"gtceu:raw_garnierite": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"gtceu:poor_raw_garnierite": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"gtceu:rich_raw_sphalerite": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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||
"gtceu:raw_sphalerite": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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"gtceu:poor_raw_sphalerite": "Deprecated Item, Craft to Upgrade",
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"quests.naming-1": "t - Title",
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"quests.naming-2": "st - Subtitle",
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"quests.naming-3": "d* - Description, where * description number, for example: d1, d2, d3, d4...",
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||
"quests.naming-4": "t* - Task, where * task number, for example: t1, t2, t3, t4...",
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||
"quests.76EF4D00586A8B74.t": "&aTerraFirmaGreg Modpack!",
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||
"quests.76EF4D00586A8B74.st": "Thank you for choosing our modpack!",
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||
"quests.76EF4D00586A8B74.d1": "The fun starts right now! May this world be blessed with your existence!",
|
||
"quests.387DEEADF4922AB3.t": "Ore generation in the TFG world",
|
||
"quests.387DEEADF4922AB3.st": "Much more fun than vanilla",
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||
"quests.387DEEADF4922AB3.d1": "In TerraFirmaGreg ore is generated more interestingly than anywhere else. \n1. Each ore appears in its own rock. TFC adds many different rocks to the world, that is, you won’t find a regular vanilla stone anywhere, so ores, like in real life, are generated only in certain rocks. \n2. There are several types of ore veins, such as: cluster, sphere, pipe and a few rare others that we will not talk about. \n3. To make life easier for players, ore indicators appear on the surface, under which in most cases the ore vein itself is located. \nTFG contains a small Wiki for this in an Excel spreadsheet. In order to follow the link, complete the task, then pick up the reward and a button will appear in the chat when you click on it, which will transfer you to an Excel table with ore generation.",
|
||
"quests.63E6C5684E12828C.st": "You need to drink water in order not to die, try to find a river or lake with ordinary water!",
|
||
"quests.63E6C5684E12828C.d1": "Use the right mouse button to drink some water. \nCareful! If you drink salt water you will experience increased thirst and will most likely die.",
|
||
"quests.63E6C5684E12828C.t1": "Look at regular water (not salty or hot).",
|
||
"quests.6D43C29AC049341D.t": "How to create a team?",
|
||
"quests.6D43C29AC049341D.st": "Do you play with friends? Surprising...",
|
||
"quests.6D43C29AC049341D.d1": "You can create a team to complete quests together. To do this, open your inventory, then in the upper left corner select the button where 3 colorful people are drawn, then an interface will open in which you can create a team, use the §aCreate a team§r button, then give it a name and possibly some other parameters, after successful creating a team, you can invite other players to it using the plus button in the green circle in the upper right corner, in the future your quests will be synchronized and any team member will be able to complete them. Good luck!",
|
||
"quests.6D43C29AC049341D.t1": "Click here to complete the quest",
|
||
"quests.0B42D4AE2AC67F93.t": "How to capture territory?",
|
||
"quests.0B42D4AE2AC67F93.st": "Or how to load chunks in your territory",
|
||
"quests.0B42D4AE2AC67F93.d1": "You can private the chunks you want if you play on a server, for example. How to do it? Use the button to open the mini-map, then select the chunks that you want to capture, then by clicking on the right mouse button, select §aCapture territory§r from the list, it seems to be the third item from the bottom, voila, you have captured the territory. Attention: your teammates will be able to break blocks in your region, which is logical.",
|
||
"quests.0B42D4AE2AC67F93.t1": "Click here to complete the quest",
|
||
"quests.2672C65095539E23.t": "How to get crushed ore without a crusher?",
|
||
"quests.2672C65095539E23.st": "It's actually very simple.",
|
||
"quests.2672C65095539E23.d1": "Simply break a block of ore with a hammer (sledgehammer) and you will immediately receive crushed ore, which can be crushed by hand into powders such as graphite or sulfur.",
|
||
"quests.2672C65095539E23.t1": "Click here to complete the quest",
|
||
"quests.3D7B0F3134C30364.t": "Important information about quests!",
|
||
"quests.3D7B0F3134C30364.d1": "The quests are still in development, more descriptions and more will be added in the future. You can partially use the TFC book to find the information you need. &cFull quests in each branch with translation will appear in update 1.0.0, since now the developers have very little time.",
|
||
"quests.3D7B0F3134C30364.t1": "Click here to complete the quest",
|
||
"quests.7196BB6BDBAE7B51.st": "Food is very important in this world!",
|
||
"quests.7196BB6BDBAE7B51.d1": "Try to kill some animal and get some meat from it. Eating raw meat is a bad idea, so try roasting it over a fire.",
|
||
"quests.7196BB6BDBAE7B51.t1": "Get any raw meat",
|
||
"quests.557D3A67A36DF9D8.st": "Cook the meat over the fire!",
|
||
"quests.557D3A67A36DF9D8.d1": "Congratulations, you have cooked the meat and are now safe to eat.",
|
||
"quests.557D3A67A36DF9D8.t1": "Get any fried meat",
|
||
"quests.682B58EC2D39F1A1.st": "A fire, but not an ordinary one",
|
||
"quests.682B58EC2D39F1A1.d1": "Throw 3 sticks and 1 log onto the block, then move the mouse cursor over this block and use a primitive lighter (Just hold down the right mouse button as if you were aiming with a bow), it may not work the first time. After success, a fire will appear in place of the discarded 3 sticks and 1 log, into which you need to throw logs so that the fire continues to burn. To increase the chance of creating a fire, you can add to the existing sticks and logs: paper, straw and other flammable items, +10% for each item.",
|
||
"quests.682B58EC2D39F1A1.t1": "Make a fire",
|
||
"quests.6D940527BFF1D4C0.t": "Primitive lighting",
|
||
"quests.6D940527BFF1D4C0.st": "Are they going out? Yes! They may go out, I'm shocked myself!",
|
||
"quests.6D940527BFF1D4C0.d1": "You will be surprised, but the torches are not endless in TFC. They will burn for about 2 game days, after which they will go out. But don’t worry, they don’t go out in your hands or inventory, so you can carry 1 torch with you and when others in your house go out, just use the right mouse button on them with a torch from your inventory, it will set fire to already extinguished torches.",
|
||
"quests.3B3BA51C8CAEFC7F.t": "Primitive lighter",
|
||
"quests.3B3BA51C8CAEFC7F.st": "People in ancient times lit fires using such a thing, or maybe not, how should I know?",
|
||
"quests.3B3BA51C8CAEFC7F.d1": "This thing will allow you to start a fire, or set fire to anything, just move the mouse cursor over any block, then press and hold the right mouse button, after maximum tension, release, with a 50% chance the block you were looking at will be set on fire. How to make a fire using a primitive lighter in the next quest.",
|
||
"quests.365F6F48E0BB2EFC.t": "ROCK AND STONE!",
|
||
"quests.365F6F48E0BB2EFC.st": "Collect some stones and sticks for future development",
|
||
"quests.365F6F48E0BB2EFC.d1": "When entering the world, the first thing you encounter is a completely changed world. The main items at the start are sticks and pebbles, which lie on the ground and appear in any biome, they are also updated every season, that is, after winter, sticks and pebbles are regenerated on the ground. Collect several using RMB and proceed to the next one. step. \n\nTake 2 or more stones into your hand, then click the right mouse button, then a menu will open in which you can make headbands for stone tools, all recipes can be viewed in EMI or simply by clicking on the icon of the stone headband item in the quest. Then connect the headband with a stick and get a real aboriginal tool. \n\nNow you are a smart monkey!",
|
||
"quests.365F6F48E0BB2EFC.t1": "Find any sticks",
|
||
"quests.365F6F48E0BB2EFC.t2": "Find any pebbles",
|
||
"quests.508DA76FA2766B7B.st": "This is not a rocket launcher!",
|
||
"quests.508DA76FA2766B7B.d1": "Spears work on a similar principle to the trident from vanilla Minecraft, just hold down the right mouse button and aim, then release and your trident will fly where you were looking.",
|
||
"quests.508DA76FA2766B7B.t1": "Craft any stone spear",
|
||
"quests.318BF1F671BC4620.st": "Thank you for not being diamond...",
|
||
"quests.318BF1F671BC4620.d1": "Hoes are used for digging up beds and planting plants. Interesting fact: in TFC you can dig up beds even far from water, the main thing is that when you hover, look at the tooltip (the panel at the top), it will display the amount of water saturation of the bed. Next, select seeds collected in a world with suitable climatic conditions (including the humidity of the bed), plant them and wait.",
|
||
"quests.36A9E5CD45A79288.st": "Realistic",
|
||
"quests.36A9E5CD45A79288.d1": "Using the right mouse button with a hoe in your hand, plow the ground, seriously, it's very easy, try it.",
|
||
"quests.36A9E5CD45A79288.t1": "Plow the ground",
|
||
"quests.5C396041880D32FF.st": "Looks promising",
|
||
"quests.5C396041880D32FF.d1": "While exploring the world you can find wild plants, collect them with a knife or hand, this way you will get seeds and the plant itself.",
|
||
"quests.5C396041880D32FF.t1": "Find any seeds",
|
||
"quests.4CF472C9778068D6.t": "Harvest your first harvest",
|
||
"quests.4CF472C9778068D6.st": "Is it edible?",
|
||
"quests.4CF472C9778068D6.d1": "Not sure. \n\nAttention! Plants grow for a very long time and they are also very picky about their growth conditions; be sure to check the conditions in which a particular plant grows before planting it, otherwise it will turn into a dead bush.",
|
||
"quests.4CF472C9778068D6.t1": "Click here to complete the quest",
|
||
"quests.2BFC2744E4DE4B5A.st": "Don't cut down a tree with your hand, it's wrong!",
|
||
"quests.2BFC2744E4DE4B5A.d1": "Axes are used to chop wood, and indeed anything wooden, because in TFC you cannot break a tree with your hand.",
|
||
"quests.716B407EEED8BE95.st": "Thanks for digging",
|
||
"quests.716B407EEED8BE95.d1": "Shovels are used to create paths and dig up dirt, sand and possibly something else!",
|
||
"quests.06C7B7138EDE4B38.st": "Your best friend",
|
||
"quests.06C7B7138EDE4B38.d1": "Knives are a very important tool in TFC, they allow you to cut grass and get straw, you can use it to make a fire pit and fry metals and clay molds, but more on that later in the quests.",
|
||
"quests.45D907EF7902A200.st": "Needed to create a shelter or roasting pit",
|
||
"quests.45D907EF7902A200.d1": "An important item in the initial stages of development, you will need a lot of it, I suggest collecting about 3 stacks.",
|
||
"quests.27DA5AAB102611A2.st": "A cute hat that will save you from the heat and scorching sun",
|
||
"quests.30AE1FF285B64716.st": "This is a sheaf of straw, you can build a cute house out of it",
|
||
"quests.0ED8BE436A0ECDDB.st": "This is a sheaf of hay, you can make beautiful decorations from it",
|
||
"quests.0ED8BE436A0ECDDB.d1": "Indeed, this block is just decorative, do not try to feed it to the horse.",
|
||
"quests.69D20168E26BBF59.st": "Realism",
|
||
"quests.69D20168E26BBF59.d1": "First, dig 1 block in the ground, or any other surface, then use the V key to place the things you want to fry in the hole. If we are talking about forms, there are 4 of them. Next, take Hay in your hand and right-click into the hole, the hay will begin to fill the hole, you need to use 8 hay, then add 8 logs in the same way, then you can safely set fire to this thing using a primitive flint or torch (just throw a torch on top of your hole and it will start to flare up). Then you must wait for the firing to finish and then take out your finished objects. Metal melting in containers occurs in the same way. That is, you put pieces of copper in a vessel and in this very pit, after the process described above you will get molten copper, which you can cast into ingots, headbands, and so on.",
|
||
"quests.69D20168E26BBF59.t1": "Create a roasting pit",
|
||
"quests.373FD04AD6CA9F92.t": "New or old tree",
|
||
"quests.373FD04AD6CA9F92.st": "Use an ax to collect some wood, I would like to remind you that logs cannot be obtained by hand",
|
||
"quests.373FD04AD6CA9F92.t1": "Get any tree",
|
||
"quests.5DB0CA9F9724D301.t": "Coal pits",
|
||
"quests.5DB0CA9F9724D301.st": "Get your first coal! Wait, why is it needed?",
|
||
"quests.5DB0CA9F9724D301.d1": "To create a charcoal pit you will need lots and lots of wood. First, dig a hole 1 block deep (you can go deeper if the amount of wood allows).",
|
||
"quests.5DB0CA9F9724D301.d2": "Afterwards, using Shift + RMB, click on any block in the hole, you will have an armful of logs, you can fill it by right-clicking with a log in your hand on the armful, or simply open the interface and fill it manually. The amount of coal subsequently obtained depends on the number of trees in the armful.",
|
||
"quests.5DB0CA9F9724D301.d3": "Next, cover it all with a non-flammable block, stone or earth, leave one block open and set it on fire using a discarded torch or a primitive igniter.",
|
||
"quests.5DB0CA9F9724D301.d4": "Now your pile of earth has started to smoke, cover the last block that you set on fire again with a non-combustible block and wait, as soon as the pile stops smoking, dig it up and get coal.",
|
||
"quests.478D0DF94D7495EF.st": "Is it really simple or not?",
|
||
"quests.478D0DF94D7495EF.d1": "The glass casting process is shown in the TFC guide book, which you can find in the inventory on the right side, but for glass blocks, or rather for their casting, brass blocks are used, in TerraFirmaGreg for this you can use brass blocks from GTCEu or kaolinite clay blocks, Good luck! :)",
|
||
"quests.478D0DF94D7495EF.t1": "Cast any block of glass",
|
||
"quests..t": "",
|
||
"quests..st": "",
|
||
"quests..d1": "",
|
||
"quests..t1": "",
|
||
"tfc.jei.flint_knapping": "Flint Knapping",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.tfg.barrel.dyeing.decorative_vase.black": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.tfg.barrel.dyeing.decorative_vase.gray": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.tfg.barrel.dyeing.decorative_vase.light_gray": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.tfg.barrel.dyeing.decorative_vase.white": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.tfg.barrel.dyeing.decorative_vase.pink": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.tfg.barrel.dyeing.decorative_vase.magenta": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.tfg.barrel.dyeing.decorative_vase.purple": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.tfg.barrel.dyeing.decorative_vase.blue": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.tfg.barrel.dyeing.decorative_vase.light_blue": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.tfg.barrel.dyeing.decorative_vase.cyan": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.tfg.barrel.dyeing.decorative_vase.green": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.tfg.barrel.dyeing.decorative_vase.lime": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.tfg.barrel.dyeing.decorative_vase.yellow": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.tfg.barrel.dyeing.decorative_vase.orange": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.tfg.barrel.dyeing.decorative_vase.red": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.tfg.barrel.dyeing.decorative_vase.brown": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.simplylight.barrel.dyeing.illuminant_black_block_on": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.simplylight.barrel.dyeing.illuminant_gray_block_on": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.simplylight.barrel.dyeing.illuminant_light_gray_block_on": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.simplylight.barrel.dyeing.illuminant_white_block_on": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.simplylight.barrel.dyeing.illuminant_pink_block_on": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.simplylight.barrel.dyeing.illuminant_magenta_block_on": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.simplylight.barrel.dyeing.illuminant_purple_block_on": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.simplylight.barrel.dyeing.illuminant_blue_block_on": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.simplylight.barrel.dyeing.illuminant_light_blue_block_on": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.simplylight.barrel.dyeing.illuminant_cyan_block_on": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.simplylight.barrel.dyeing.illuminant_green_block_on": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.simplylight.barrel.dyeing.illuminant_lime_block_on": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.simplylight.barrel.dyeing.illuminant_yellow_block_on": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.simplylight.barrel.dyeing.illuminant_orange_block_on": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.simplylight.barrel.dyeing.illuminant_red_block_on": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.simplylight.barrel.dyeing.illuminant_brown_block_on": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.simplylight.barrel.dyeing.illuminant_black_block": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.simplylight.barrel.dyeing.illuminant_gray_block": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.simplylight.barrel.dyeing.illuminant_light_gray_block": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.simplylight.barrel.dyeing.illuminant_white_block": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.simplylight.barrel.dyeing.illuminant_pink_block": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.simplylight.barrel.dyeing.illuminant_magenta_block": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.simplylight.barrel.dyeing.illuminant_purple_block": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.simplylight.barrel.dyeing.illuminant_blue_block": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.simplylight.barrel.dyeing.illuminant_light_blue_block": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.simplylight.barrel.dyeing.illuminant_cyan_block": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.simplylight.barrel.dyeing.illuminant_green_block": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.simplylight.barrel.dyeing.illuminant_lime_block": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.simplylight.barrel.dyeing.illuminant_yellow_block": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.simplylight.barrel.dyeing.illuminant_orange_block": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.simplylight.barrel.dyeing.illuminant_red_block": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.simplylight.barrel.dyeing.illuminant_brown_block": "Dyeing",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.tfg.barrel.soak_hardwood_strip": "Soaking Hardwood Strips",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.tfc.barrel.treated_wood_planks": "Treating Wood Planks",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.tfg.barrel.packed_ice": "Freezing Ice",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.tfg.barrel.cooling_water_1": "Cooling Water",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.tfg.barrel.cooling_water_2": "Cooling Water",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.tfg.barrel.cooling_water_3": "Cooling Water",
|
||
"tfc.recipe.barrel.tfg.barrel.cooling_water_4": "Cooling Water",
|
||
"tfg.grapplemod.repair": "Repair recipe, keeps your upgrades. §lNEVER combine two grapples or you'll lose ALL your upgrades!§r",
|
||
"tfg.grapplemod.upgrades.maxlen": "Increases §lMax Length§r by 20, up to 200.",
|
||
"tfg.grapplemod.downgrades.maxlen": "Decreases §lMax Length§r by 20, down to 20. (Jute Rope is Returned).",
|
||
"tfg.grapplemod.upgrades.motor.lv": "Enables the §lMotor§r Upgrade, automatically reeling you in.\n§lMotorMaxSpeed§r set to 1\n§lMotorAcceleration§r set to 0.125",
|
||
"tfg.grapplemod.upgrades.motor.mv": "Enables the §lMotor§r Upgrade, automatically reeling you in.\n§lMotorMaxSpeed§r set to 1.14\n§lMotorAcceleration§r set to 0.25",
|
||
"tfg.grapplemod.upgrades.motor.hv": "Enables the §lMotor§r Upgrade, automatically reeling you in.\n§lMotorMaxSpeed§r set to 1.28\n§lMotorAcceleration§r set to 0.375",
|
||
"tfg.grapplemod.upgrades.motor.ev": "Enables the §lMotor§r Upgrade, automatically reeling you in.\n§lMotorMaxSpeed§r set to 1.42\n§lMotorAcceleration§r set to 0.5",
|
||
"tfg.grapplemod.upgrades.motor.iv": "Enables the §lMotor§r Upgrade, automatically reeling you in.\n§lMotorMaxSpeed§r set to 1.56\n§lMotorAcceleration§r set to 0.625",
|
||
"tfg.grapplemod.upgrades.motor.luv": "Enables the §lMotor§r Upgrade, automatically reeling you in.\n§lMotorMaxSpeed§r set to 1.7\n§lMotorAcceleration§r set to 0.75",
|
||
"tfg.grapplemod.upgrades.motor.zpm": "Enables the §lMotor§r Upgrade, automatically reeling you in.\n§lMotorMaxSpeed§r set to 1.84\n§lMotorAcceleration§r set to 0.875",
|
||
"tfg.grapplemod.upgrades.motor.uv": "Enables the §lMotor§r Upgrade, automatically reeling you in.\n§lMotorMaxSpeed§r set to 2\n§lMotorAcceleration§r set to 1",
|
||
"tfg.grapplemod.downgrades.motor": "Disables the §lMotor§r Upgrade, returning the original motor.\nOnly works if you use the same type of Motor as before.",
|
||
"tfg.grapplemod.upgrades.smart_motor": "Enables the §lSmart Motor§r Upgrade, requires a Motor to be installed.",
|
||
"tfg.grapplemod.downgrades.smart_motor": "Disables the §lSmart Motor§r Upgrade, can be removed with the Motor already uninstalled. Returns the Basic Electronic Circuit",
|
||
"tfg.grapplemod.upgrades.sticky": "Enables the §lSticky§r Upgrade, causing the hook to stick to any block the rope touches.",
|
||
"tfg.grapplemod.downgrades.sticky": "Disables the §lSticky§r Upgrade, returning the Sticky Resin",
|
||
"tfg.grapplemod.upgrades.forcefield.lv": "Enables the §lForce Field§r Upgrade, repelling you from nearby blocks while Grappling.\n§lRepel Force§r set to 0.625",
|
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"tfg.grapplemod.upgrades.forcefield.mv": "Enables the §lForce Field§r Upgrade, repelling you from nearby blocks while Grappling.\n§lRepel Force§r set to 1.25",
|
||
"tfg.grapplemod.upgrades.forcefield.hv": "Enables the §lForce Field§r Upgrade, repelling you from nearby blocks while Grappling.\n§lRepel Force§r set to 1.875",
|
||
"tfg.grapplemod.upgrades.forcefield.ev": "Enables the §lForce Field§r Upgrade, repelling you from nearby blocks while Grappling.\n§lRepel Force§r set to 2.5",
|
||
"tfg.grapplemod.upgrades.forcefield.iv": "Enables the §lForce Field§r Upgrade, repelling you from nearby blocks while Grappling.\n§lRepel Force§r set to 3.125",
|
||
"tfg.grapplemod.upgrades.forcefield.luv": "Enables the §lForce Field§r Upgrade, repelling you from nearby blocks while Grappling.\n§lRepel Force§r set to 3.75",
|
||
"tfg.grapplemod.upgrades.forcefield.zpm": "Enables the §lForce Field§r Upgrade, repelling you from nearby blocks while Grappling.\n§lRepel Force§r set to 4.375",
|
||
"tfg.grapplemod.upgrades.forcefield.uv": "Enables the §lForce Field§r Upgrade, repelling you from nearby blocks while Grappling.\n§lRepel Force§r set to 5",
|
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"tfg.grapplemod.downgrades.forcefield": "Disables the §lForce Field§r Upgrade, returning the original Field Generator.\nOnly works if you use the same type of Field Generator as before.",
|
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"tfg.grapplemod.upgrades.magnet.magnetic_iron_ingot": "Enables the §lMagnet§r Upgrade, causing the hook itself to attach to nearby blocks.\n§lAttraction Radius§r set to 1.25",
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"tfg.grapplemod.upgrades.magnet.magnetic_steel_ingot": "Enables the §lMagnet§r Upgrade, causing the hook itself to attach to nearby blocks.\n§lAttraction Radius§r set to 2.5",
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"tfg.grapplemod.upgrades.magnet.magnetic_neodymium_ingot": "Enables the §lMagnet§r Upgrade, causing the hook itself to attach to nearby blocks.\n§lAttraction Radius§r set to 3.75",
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"tfg.grapplemod.upgrades.magnet.magnetic_samarium_ingot": "Enables the §lMagnet§r Upgrade, causing the hook itself to attach to nearby blocks.\n§lAttraction Radius§r set to 5",
|
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"tfg.grapplemod.downgrades.magnet": "Disables the §lMagnet§r Upgrade, returning the original Magnetic Ingot.\nOnly works if you use the same type of Magnetic Ingot as before.",
|
||
"tfg.grapplemod.upgrades.gravity.0.5": "Lowers the Hook's §lGravity§r to 50% (1 -> 0.5)",
|
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"tfg.grapplemod.downgrades.gravity.0.5": "Returns the Hook's §lGravity§r back to 100% (0.5 -> 1).\nThe empty bucket will be filled with the Helium you used",
|
||
"tfg.grapplemod.upgrades.gravity.0": "Lowers the Hook's §lGravity§r to 0% (1 -> 0)",
|
||
"tfg.grapplemod.downgrades.gravity.0": "Returns the Hook's §lGravity§r back to 100% (0 -> 1).\nThe Gravitation Engine Unit will be returned.",
|
||
"tfg.grapplemod.upgrades.throwspeed.lv": "Increases the §lThrow Speed§r of the Hook, causing it to travel farther.\n§lThrow Speed§r set to 2.25",
|
||
"tfg.grapplemod.upgrades.throwspeed.mv": "Increases the §lThrow Speed§r of the Hook, causing it to travel farther.\n§lThrow Speed§r set to 2.5",
|
||
"tfg.grapplemod.upgrades.throwspeed.hv": "Increases the §lThrow Speed§r of the Hook, causing it to travel farther.\n§lThrow Speed§r set to 2.75",
|
||
"tfg.grapplemod.upgrades.throwspeed.ev": "Increases the §lThrow Speed§r of the Hook, causing it to travel farther.\n§lThrow Speed§r set to 3",
|
||
"tfg.grapplemod.upgrades.throwspeed.iv": "Increases the §lThrow Speed§r of the Hook, causing it to travel farther.\n§lThrow Speed§r set to 3.25",
|
||
"tfg.grapplemod.upgrades.throwspeed.luv": "Increases the §lThrow Speed§r of the Hook, causing it to travel farther.\n§lThrow Speed§r set to 3.5",
|
||
"tfg.grapplemod.upgrades.throwspeed.zpm": "Increases the §lThrow Speed§r of the Hook, causing it to travel farther.\n§lThrow Speed§r set to 3.75",
|
||
"tfg.grapplemod.upgrades.throwspeed.uv": "Increases the §lThrow Speed§r of the Hook, causing it to travel farther.\n§lThrow Speed§r set to 4",
|
||
"tfg.grapplemod.downgrades.throwspeed": "Resets the §lThrow Speed§r of the hook back to normal, returning the original Piston.\nOnly works if you use the same type of Piston as before.",
|
||
"tfg.grapplemod.upgrades.doublehook": "Adds a §lSecondary Hook§r to your Grappling Hook",
|
||
"tfg.grapplemod.downgrades.doublehook": "Removes the §lSecondary Hook§r from your Grappling Hook",
|
||
"tfg.grapplemod.upgrades.vertical_throwing_angle": "Increases the §lVertical Throwing Angle§r of the hook by 5°, up to 90°.",
|
||
"tfg.grapplemod.downgrades.vertical_throwing_angle": "Decreases the §lVertical Throwing Angle§r of the hook by 5°, down to 0°.",
|
||
"tfg.grapplemod.upgrades.angle": "Increases the §lHorizontal Angle§r for throwing your §lDouble Hooks§r by 5°, up to 90°.\nOnly accessible with a §lDouble Hook§r installed.",
|
||
"tfg.grapplemod.downgrades.angle": "Decreases the §lHorizontal Angle§r for throwing your §lDouble Hooks§r by 5°, down to 5°°.\nOnly accessible with a §lDouble Hook§r installed.",
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"quests.tasktype.checkmark": "Click here to complete this quest/task",
|
||
"quests.tasktype.item.any": "Any Item of type:",
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||
"quests.tasktype.lookat": "Look at a:",
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"quests.tasktype.travelto": "Travel to:",
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"quests.groups.primitive": "Primitive Age",
|
||
"quests.groups.voltaic_age": "Voltaic Age",
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||
"quests.groups.space_age": "Space Age",
|
||
"quests.groups.interstellar": "Interstellar Age",
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||
"quests.groups.tips": "Tips",
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||
"quests.low_voltage": "&7LV&r - Low Voltage",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.subtitle": "Tame electricity and make your first machines",
|
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_machine_hull.title": "Your second machine hull",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_machine_hull.subtitle": "It's time to get into electricity",
|
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_machine_hull.desc.1": "That's it you are getting real close to your &6first LV Machine&r and the begining of the electric age. Crafting this hull will cost you quite a lot of &4Red Steel&r but you will get &6new ways&r to improve your production.\n\nThis is the Gregtech approach: &6the further you progress, the better the new recipes become&r.\n\nTry to make at least 3 or 4 casings to begin.",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_machine_hull.desc.2": "For some players reaching a new tier is making the &6circuit&r, for others it's the &6machine hull&r and for me it's the &6energy hatch&r. At the end of the day you do you.",
|
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_machine_casing.title": "LV Machine Casing for Create?",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_machine_casing.subtitle": "An infinite amount of possibilities",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_machine_casing.desc": "Usually now would be time to go full Gregtech but &5TFG&r offers you the possibility to use &6Create&r machines to basically do the job of some usual &6Gregtech&r machines.\n\nWe introduced them &6last chapter&r, just know that in this chapter if there is an alternative to a Gregtech machine, you will have the choice within the quest.",
|
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_motor.title": "The First of Many Motors",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_motor.subtitle": "Low Voltage beckons...",
|
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_motor.desc": "Remember that &2JEI is your friend&r if recipes are getting overwhelming.\n\nGetting back on topic, set yourself up for &7LV&r by crafting six &aLV Electric Motors&r! This may seem like a lot, but that's the bare minimum required to get to the good stuff in &7LV&r.",
|
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_age_progression.title": "LV Age Progression",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_age_progression.subtitle": "Too many options, too little time!",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_age_progression.desc": "&7LV&r will require you to craft a lot of different machines! Here's a friendly tip if you're struggling to set goals: pick an item in a later quest and go backwards from there.\n\nWith that in mind... why don't we start with a &5Fusion Controller&r? Never mind, slightly too ambitious - let's check a closer goal instead. Ah, yes, the &3Electric Blast Furnace&r - the main end goal of &7LV&r - should be a good target.\n\nThe EBF is &aexpensive&r, which is why you should initially focus on machines to make components and materials cheaper. Our quests will try to will guide you in the right direction.\n\nOther important goals are crafting the &3LV Assembler&r, making your first &aMV Circuits&r and getting your first &bCircuit Assembler&r.",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_age_progression.task": "I... might have some sense of direction now",
|
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_steam_turbine.title": "Electricity Generation",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_steam_turbine.subtitle": "You must construct more turbines",
|
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_steam_turbine.desc.1": "The &3Steam Turbine&r is one of the only generators you can realistically use in &7LV&r. &2Later, you'll unlock more interesting Power options&r, such as natural gases or petrols.\n\nWhen provided Steam, the turbine will output EU at a ratio of &d2 Steam = 1 EU&r.\n\n&6This quest unlocks two new tutorials on Electricity and Cables in the &lTips and Tricks&r&6 tab - check them out to learn more!&r",
|
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_steam_turbine.desc.2": "If you're using a single &3Steam Turbine&r, you only need &a1x Tin Cables&r. On the other hand, if you upgrade to &32 Steam Turbines&r, you should use &a2x Tin Cables&r - else they may end up &cburning&r.\n\nThis is because of the &9Amperage&r mechanic... but that will be explained later so you can enjoy playing. Don't worry!",
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"quests.low_voltage.lbb.title": "Large Bronze Boiler",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lbb.subtitle": "Boom, boom, boom, boom",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lbb.desc.1": "Be wary this one explodes if running when you load your world, waiting for a fix from GTm devs/n&oThe &3Large Boiler&r is an &6optional&r big-boy variant of the Small Boilers. It runs off solid or liquid fuel.\n\nIf you want Steam-based power production, this will be your first port-of-call. Other power options are listed in the &bMV&r chapter.\n\n&cImportant:&r This Boiler &lCAN&r also &cexplode&r similarly to the regular Boilers! Usually, the explosion can be rather devastating...",
|
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"quests.low_voltage.lbb.desc.2": "&cWater supply is &lcrucial&r&r. Dedicate a system only for it.\n\nOnce fully heated up, the &3LBB&r produces 800 Steam per tick, which is &d400EU/t&r after conversion, or 12.5 Basic Steam Turbines. Such (relatively!) immense power comes at the cost of &la lot&r of burnable fuel. In TerraFirmaGreg we advise &8Creosote&r or &cLava&r. You can use Create to bring that if needed...",
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"quests.low_voltage.lbb.desc.3": "&5With this in consideration&r, the GUI lets you &9throttle&r the Boiler down to 25% power for 200 Steam per tick. That's &d100EU/t&r, or slightly above 3 Basic Steam Turbines.\n\n&9Note:&r An in-depth tutorial about Multiblocks is given after you get the &3Electric Blast Furnace&r. We recommend you aim for that first.",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_polariser.title": "Basic Polariser",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_polariser.subtitle": "The Polarizer polarizes!",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_polariser.desc": "One of the cheapest - if not the cheapest - &7LV&r machine. Use this to make &6Redstone-free Magnetic Rods&r for your Motors. Whenever you start to batch your Motors, this machine will save you stacks and stacks of Redstone.",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_turbo_charge.title": "Turbo Charger",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_turbo_charge.subtitle": "Useful to charge faster your future electric tools",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_turbo_charge.desc": "&oThis quest's subject is optional, but may still be of interest to you. We've put it here in the name of completeness.&r\n\nThe &3Turbo Charger&r charges &6RF and EU&r items such as &9Drills&r extremely quickly.\n\nIt accepts up to 4 Amps for every item it charges, making it &6twice as fast&r as the &3Battery Buffer&r. It cannot discharge, though.\n\n&eAny&r Charger will complete this Quest.",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_turbo_charge.task": "Any Turbo Charger will do",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_fisher.title": "Fishing 50",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_fisher.subtitle": "Fully compatible with TFC",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_fisher.desc": "&oThis quest's subject is optional, but may still be of interest to you. We've put it here in the name of completeness.&r\n\nThe &3Fisher&r catches fish from Water. It requires a 5x5 area of Water directly below to operate. It uses the same loot table as normal Fishing. Each operation consumes 1 String and EU equivalent to its tier (32 for &7LV&r, etc.) That's about it.\n\n&eFish Oil&r can be extracted from Fish, which can be used for &6Bio Diesel&r.",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_fisher.task": "Any Fisher will do",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_rock_crusher.title": "Cobble is Life",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_rock_crusher.subtitle": "Time to get any of the TFC stones you want",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_rock_crusher.desc.1": "&oThis quest's subject is optional, but may still be of interest to you. We've put it here in the name of completeness.&r\n\nThe &3Rock Breaker&r generates different types of igneous Rocks. Those rocks might be pulverized and electrolyzed into certain materials.\n\nCertain rocks, need up to &5EV&r power to generate.\n\n&eAny&r Rock Breaker will complete this Quest.",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_rock_crusher.desc.2": "&l&3Lore:&r&o Obsidian requiring Redstone to generate is in reference to an ancient Minecraft bug, &7MC-4239&f. Placing Redstone where the Cobblestone would go in a cobble generator would make it generate Obsidian instead. This bug was resolved in snapshot 14w25b for Minecraft 1.8, over 9 years ago at the time of writing!",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_rock_crusher.task": "Any Rock Crusher will do",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_wiremill.title": "Basic Wiremill",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_wiremill.subtitle": "No more painful wires!",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_wiremill.desc.1": "You could make any other &7LV&r Machine, but it would be easiest to start with the most useful one. We know, we know... you wanna make some of the crazier stuff first, but trust us, this is the best starting point.\n\nThe Wiremill lets you make &6two Wires from one Ingot&r. That should be three times cheaper than what you were doing up until now!\n\nTo the right of this Quest, you'll find some important machines which will grant you cheaper intermediates.",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_wiremill.desc.2": "&9Note:&r Recipes inside &3LV Machines&r go up to a maximum usage of &a32 EU/t (LV)&r. Anything higher than that and you will need a &bMV&r (or better) Machine. Needless to say, we aren't quite there yet.\n\nYou will need a &dProgrammed Circuit&r for certain recipes. We're sure you don't want to spend a precious Circuit to craft one, so &6read the dedicated quest for important details&r.\n\nWith this machine safely crafted - welcome to the age of all things electric!",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_wiremill.task": "Any of these",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_bender.title": "Basic Bender",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_bender.subtitle": "The Bender bends!",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_bender.desc": "Arguably the second best &7LV&r machine to craft, but we're down if you want to argue otherwise.\n\nThis unlocks the ability to convert one &6Ingot into one Plate&r, which is a better ratio than the Forge Hammer.",
|
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_bender.task": "Any of these",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_lathe.title": "Basic Lathe",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_lathe.subtitle": "Get rid of your archaic tech",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_lathe.desc.1": "The Lathe is an important machine to help shape metals. Thanks to it, you can turn &6one Ingot into two Rods&r, and &6one Bolt into one screw&r. That's twice the efficiency on those recipes as opposed to crafting by hand.",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_lathe.desc.2": "&l&3Lore:&r&o The GregTech 5 Lathe produces one Rod and 2 small piles of Dust per Ingot. We also have a setting for this in GTCEu, but it's turned off by default.\n\n&oThe GT6 Lathe acts like GT5's, but Bolts lathe into one Screw and 1/72 of a pile of Dust. Disgusting!",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_lathe.task": "Any of these",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.universal_cell.title": "Better bucket",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.universal_cell.subtitle": "You can see inside not like these drums...",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.universal_cell.desc.1": "Cells are an alternative form of Fluid storage. All Cell types with the same type and amount of Fluid inside them &6stack&r. They can be automatically filled with a &3Canning Machine&r.\n\nCells hold &done bucket&r of Fluid.",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.universal_cell.desc.2": "Universal Cells hold up to &done bucket&r, but also can store &9fractions&r of Buckets. They're particularly ideal if you want to store leftover Fluid without crafting a whole Drum. \n\nCells made from higher tier materials can hold even more fluid, but &9Drums&r and &9Super Tanks&r will hold more by then.\n\nLike Drums, Cells can be placed into a crafting grid to clear their contents.",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.universal_cell.task": "",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.machine_auto_output_behaviour.title": "Machine Auto-Output Behaviour",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.machine_auto_output_behaviour.subtitle": "Let's learn.",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.machine_auto_output_behaviour.desc.1": "All machines typically have one &7Front Face&r, and one &9Output Face&r.\n\nThe &7Front Face&r should be obvious.\nThe &9Output Face&r is the face with a dot or hole on it. By default, this is at the back of the machine as you place it.\n\nMachines can &aauto-output&r through their output face. To enable auto-output, click the appropriate button in the GUI. Fluid and item auto-outputs are toggled separately. Further control over auto-outputs can be achieved with &dFilters&r and &dCovers&r, which are explained in the quest to the upper left of this one.",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.machine_auto_output_behaviour.desc.2": "Right-clicking a machine with a &5Wrench&r changes the output side, and shift-right-clicking changes the front side. Keep in mind that the front side &ccannot&r also be the output side! \n\nBy default, items and fluids cannot be inserted through the output side, but this can be toggled with a &5Screwdriver&r. Either right-click the output face directly, or shift-right-click on the grid corresponding to the side of the output.\n\nThere are unique machines that do not process recipes, such as the &3Pump&r, &3Miner&r, &3Fisher&r, &3Item Collector&r, etc. These machines will output on their &7Front Face&r (which is still marked as a dot).",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.machine_auto_output_behaviour.task": "Hmm, how interesting!",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.programmed_circuits.title": "Programmed Circuits",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.programmed_circuits.subtitle": "Don't want to spend your circuits to select recipes?",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.programmed_circuits.desc.1": "By clicking the &6Circuit Configuration Slot&r in machines, you can create a &bghost Programmed Circuit&r. \n\nThis is a fake circuit that allows you to select a given configuration for recipes! There's no need to spend your circuits crafting &bProgrammed Circuits&r anymore.\n\n&dElectric Machines&r and &dItem Input Buses&r will have a Ghost Circuit Slot.",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.programmed_circuits.desc.2": "&l&3Lore:&r&o This feature is originally from GTNH.",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.programmed_circuits.task": "I got it, I don't need to craft circuits",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_conveyor.title": "LV Conveyor Module",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_conveyor.subtitle": "A crafting component, but also a cover!",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_conveyor.desc": "Less common as a component, but used in a number of critical machines.\n\nWhen placed on a machine, conveyor modules will transfer items. You can configure them to import or export.\n\nThey can also accept various &9Item Filters&r.",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_robot_arm.title": "LV Robot Arm",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_robot_arm.subtitle": "You're going to hate making these",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_robot_arm.desc.1": "When placed on a machine, Robot Arms are a more configurable version of a Conveyor Module. They allow you to transfer items in specific batches, at specific rates, or keep a certain amount of items stocked.\n\nPractical uses for the Robot Arm will be explained in future Quests as a tutorial.\n\n&9Note:&r The functionalities provided by the Robot Arm work &lonly&r if it is &lrequired&r to perform the operation.",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_robot_arm.desc.2": "&l&3Lore:&r&o GregTech 5 had blocks such as the Buffer, Filter and Type Filter to allow fine control over items. In GTCE it's all been replaced by the almighty Robot Arm and various Filter Covers. Much more compact!",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_piston.title": "LV Electric Piston",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_piston.subtitle": "A crafting component - did you expect anything fancier?",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_piston.desc": "A specialized motor needed to make certain machines.\n\nOne of the more intricate crafting components, as it's made using a motor.",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_pump.title": "LV Electric Pump",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_pump.subtitle": "A crafting component, but also a cover!",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_pump.desc": "When placed on a machine, pumps will transfer fluid. You can configure them to import or export.\n\nIt can accept a &9Fluid Filter&r.",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_fluid_regulator.title": "LV Fluid Regulator",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_fluid_regulator.subtitle": "A cover that you may not use much",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_fluid_regulator.desc": "The &aFluid Regulator&r is sort of the equivalent to a &9Robot Arm&r for Fluids.\n\nIt can transfer fluids, but has two useful modes:\n\n&9-&r &dSupply Exact&r will transfer the amount of specified Fluid per tick if available. No more, no less.\n&9-&r &dKeep Exact&r will make sure the exact amount of Fluid in the attached machine is being kept.\n\nYou won't need it much because natively GT machines will fill only one slot with the &6Pump Cover&r",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.cover_behaviour.title": "Cover Behaviour",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.cover_behaviour.subtitle": "Extra utility without taking up bloackspace!",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.cover_behaviour.desc.1": "Covers are placed by right-clicking with Cover in hand on a face of a machine, and removed with a &5Crowbar&r (or by mining the machine, but that's way slower).\n\nPretty much any GregTech Tile-Entity will accept Covers, even if they wouldn't provide any functionality.\n\nOpening a Cover is done by sneak-right-clicking it with an &5empty hand&r. You can also right-click with a &5Screwdriver&r, or sneak-right-click on another face using the grid.",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.cover_behaviour.desc.2": "For Covers that transfer Items/Fluids, you will have a button to enable/disable other forms of transfer through the cover:\n\n&9- &rDisabled: only the cover will be allowed to transfer on this machine side.\n\n&9-&r Allow Filtered (only relevant with a filter!): other transfer will be enabled only if it matches the filter\n\n&9-&r Allow Unfiltered: any other transfer is allowed on this machine side.\n\nPlacing a cover of a lower voltage tier on a machine is &9safe&r.",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.cover_behaviour.task": "I'm an expert on Covers now, don't you worry.",
|
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_canner.title": "Basic Canner",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_canner.subtitle": "This machine does nothing exciting",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_canner.desc": "Make this machine when you feel like it's time you invested into Batteries.",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_battery.title": "Batteries!",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_battery.subtitle": "Batteries for storing energy!",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_battery.desc": "&aBatteries&r can be put into the energy slot at the bottom middle of machine GUIs, or in a &3Battery Buffer&r.\n\nWhen inside your inventory, they can be sneak-right-clicked to allow the batteries to &dcharge&r your EU items.\n\n&7LV&r, &bMV&r, and &6HV&r Batteries come in three forms, allowing you to pick the one you find the best depending on materials you have. &dLithium&r has the best capacity, followed by &dCadmium&r, then &dSodium&r.\n\nOur recommendation? Find a Salt vein, and either &aelectrolyze Salt&r for &dSodium&r, or &awash crushed Lepidolite&r for &dLithium&r.\n\nGet &eany&r &aBattery&r to complete this quest.",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_battery.task": "Any LV Battery",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_battery_preparation.title": "Battery Preparations!",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_battery_preparation.subtitle": "Batteries are great!",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_battery_preparation.desc": "Make some Battery Alloy, used for Battery Hulls.\n\nAntimony is found within &6Stibnite vein&r, look through your TFC Field Guide for more information.\n\n&9Note:&r This quest does &lnot&r contain functional Batteries - head downwards for that.",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_battery_buffer_4x.title": "Battery Buffer",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_battery_buffer_4x.subtitle": "Usefull if you don't want to build tons of generators",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_battery_buffer_4x.desc.1": "By itself, the Battery Buffer does nothing. However, if you place batteries inside its internal storage, it will act as a power buffer.\n\nThe &3Battery Buffer&r handles &9two Amps in&r, and &9one Amp out&r, &dper Battery&r. The output side has the dot, and all other sides are used as inputs.\n\n&6It'll also charge &lboth&r EU and RF Tools inside it&r.\n\nThis is a must have if you don't have unlimited power at hand. Get &eany&r &7LV&r Battery Buffer to finish the quest. However, the 16 slots variant is likely overkill at this stage.",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_battery_buffer_4x.desc.2": "&9Note:&r Don't loop your lossy Cables back to your Battery Buffer! If you think about it, you'll just end up voiding energy.\n\n&l&3Lore:&r&o To be frank with you, the GTCE Battery Buffer was... mediocre. It's been reworked in GTCEu to provide a mix between GT5 and GTCE's functionality. Energy now splits evenly across all batteries!",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_battery_buffer_4x.task": "Any Battery Buffer",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_amp_explanation.title": "But what are Amps?",
|
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_amp_explanation.subtitle": "Amps and You: a how-to",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_amp_explanation.desc": "This questline serves as a quick guide to &9GregTech Amperage&r. As for &dVoltage&r mechanics, we'll go over those once you reach &bMV&r.\n\n&6&lTL;DR:&r For safety, match the Amperage limit of your Cables with the max amount of Amps provided by your Energy Producers.\n\n&6This quest unlocks a new tutorial on Amperage in the &lTips and Tricks&r&6 tab - check it out to learn more!&r",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_ore_prospector.title": "This is Hacking",
|
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_ore_prospector.subtitle": "The future of prospector",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_ore_prospector.desc": "The Prospector is an amazing tool that'll help you find veins in no time.\n\nIts GUI is interactive. Right-clicking will scan for ores, displaying them on a dynamic map.\n\n&l&3Lore:&r&o Back in OUR day, the portable Prospector was locked to &dLuV&f. Kids these days have it easy.",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_sprayer.title": "Spray Can",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_sprayer.subtitle": "Time for server tag wars",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_sprayer.desc": "Unfortunately, this is only an &lEmpty&r Spray Can, which you have to fill with Chemical Dye before using.\n\n&aSpray Cans&r do not provide any functionality involving machines, but can be quite &bvisually appealing and useful&r!\n\nAny (or almost any) GregTech tile entity (machine, pipe, cable...) can be &6painted&r to one of the 16 colors of your choosing. This is great for screenshots, or to separate different setups for convenience in a Multiplayer base. They also help with distinguishing between pipelines and cables.\n\nHolding the &aSpray Can&r in the offhand will automatically paint any block you place.",
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"quests.low_voltage.other_machines.title": "There is other machines",
|
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"quests.low_voltage.other_machines.subtitle": "You can't escape Greg...",
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"quests.low_voltage.other_machines.desc": "We won't go over the &dfull scale of regular Ore Processing&r. Why regular? Some ores require special treatment, but that's a topic for much later. Oh no, we're already getting carried away!\n\nSome machines like the &bChemical Bath&r or the &bElectrolyser&r could be useful.\n\n&cNote:&r Don't get too preoccupied with Ore Processing! It's very slow at this point, and somewhat power hungry. Around 90% of ores are not important enough to warrant going out of your way to obtain their byproducts. That's a legitimate stat, by the way.",
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"quests.low_voltage.other_machines.task": "I agree to lose my sanity",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_chemical_bath.title": "Basic Chemical Bath",
|
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_chemical_bath.subtitle": "The Chemical Bath bathes...",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_chemical_bath.desc.1": "&lOutside of Ore Processing:&r\n\nYou can use the Chemical Bath to replace recipes made with the &6sealed barrel&r. Making paper and leather never been &6faster&r.\n\nThere are some other less important recipes, such as applying colours to various items and blocks, or bleaching them.",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_chemical_bath.desc.2": "&lFor Ore Processing:&r\n\nSome &aCrushed Ores&r have alternate routes when washed into &aPurified Ore&r, involving bathing in either &aMercury&r or &aSodium Persulfate&r. This step isn't really important, unless you really want that special &6Byproduct&r. This can be a nice alternate source of Gold (hint, hint!).",
|
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_electroliser.title": "Basic Electrolyzer",
|
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_electroliser.subtitle": "It goes bzzz",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_electroliser.desc.1": "&lOutside of Ore Processing:&r\n\nSimilar to the Centrifuge, this machine does a lot of things - we can't hope to list them all! Fortunately, it's one of the cheapest &7LV&r machines, so grab it as soon as it becomes necessary.",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_electroliser.desc.2": "&lFor Ore Processing:&r\n\nOkay, we lied. It's not &oexactly&r used for Ore Processing, it's actually used in the &adecomposition of Dusts&r. However, most of the useful electrolysis recipes are locked at &bMV&r. You can peep at the &emolecular formula&r in a dust's tooltip to see what you can get from electrolysis.",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_electroliser.desc.3": "&cTake caution!&r Due to how ores work, directly smelting dusts into Ingots can give higher metal yields than electrolysis. However, it means you lose the other products in the dust. You will have to decide whether you want to prioritise direct value, or byproduct count.",
|
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_mixer.title": "Basic Mixer",
|
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_mixer.subtitle": "Mixer is for mixing",
|
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_mixer.desc": "Using the mixer will &6significantly speed up&r the process of making colored steel, especially for &4red steel&r. Even if you don't think you need it now, you'll find it &6essential&r later on.",
|
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_mixer.task": "From Create or Gregtech",
|
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"quests.low_voltage.soldering_alloy.title": "Soldering Alloy",
|
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"quests.low_voltage.soldering_alloy.subtitle": "I got soul but I'm not a solder",
|
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"quests.low_voltage.soldering_alloy.desc": "&aSoldering Alloy&r is used solely as a &9Fluid&r, and in most cases is &dinterchangeable&r in circuit recipes as a cheaper alternative to Tin&r.\n\nThe choice is yours. Save more materials? Make Soldering Alloy. Spend less time crafting materials? Tin is the way to go.",
|
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"quests.low_voltage.gallium_arsenide.title": "Gallium Arsenide",
|
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"quests.low_voltage.gallium_arsenide.subtitle": "I hate byproducts, they're awesome",
|
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"quests.low_voltage.gallium_arsenide.desc": "Many materials going forward cannot be smelted directly from any Ores! They are instead obtained as byproducts from processing of other ores. Gallium and Arsenic are &4among&r these materials.\n\nFor &dGallium&r, you may, ranged from worst to best (compromising difficulty and yields):\n\n&9- &3Electrolyze &aSphalerite&r for a low chance of small dust. Note that you lose out on direct smelting value.\n\n&9-&r Put &aCrushed Bauxite&r in the &3Chemical Bath&r. Note that this requires &9Sodium Persulfate&r.\n\n&9-&r Obtain it as a Byproduct of &aSphalerite&r Ore Processing in the &3Thermal Centrifuge&r or &3Centrifuge&r.\n\nFor &dArsenic&r, you will have to mine and &3centrifuge&r &aRealgar&r.",
|
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_assembler.title": "Basic Assembler",
|
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_assembler.subtitle": "This bad boy is assembling better than you and IKEA",
|
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_assembler.desc.1": "While this is an extremely &9important&r machine for progression, this will &9&lnot help you immediately&r as it is &cexpensive.&r Most of the recipes you will want to pursue require &cfluids&r. Set up a little bit more infrastructure before rushing this.\n\nWith that out of the way, the &3Assembler&r is crucial to gameplay. Consider it as important as a Crafting Table, except... well, it's a machine, duh.",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_assembler.desc.2": "Once you have enough infrastructure you will be able to make use of better recipes for:\n\n&9-&r &6Vacuum Tubes&r, giving over double the previous yield\n\n&9-&r &6Resistors&r, granting 4 resistors per craft!\n\n&9-&r &6Circuit Boards&r, greatly reducing copper used\n\n&9-&r &6LV Machine Casing&r without the need for red steel.\n\nWahoo!\n\n&l&3Lore:&r&o Back in the days of GregTech 2, the Assembling Machine only had two slots, and was only really used for alternate Circuit and Hull recipes.",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_assembler.task": "",
|
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"quests.low_voltage.t2_circuit_board.subtitle": "Yeah yeah it's wood but don't under estimate it",
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"quests.low_voltage.t2_circuit_board.desc.1": "This Circuit Board is used to create &dMV Circuits&r!\n\n&9Note:&r You have <wo&r options when making the Phenolic Printed Circuit Board. If you use &aSodium Persulfate&r or &aIron III Chloride&r, making boards takes &6only a quarter of the Silver&r as opposed to the crafting recipe.\n\n&lHowever&r, given how painful it may be for you to obtain these chemicals &oright now&r, you can simply use more Silver by mining most of a Galena Vein...\n\nThe quest for &aSodium Persulfate&r is in the &bMV&r chapter, if you're down for some light reading.",
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"quests.low_voltage.t2_circuit_board.desc.2": "&l&3Lore:&r&o Back in GTCEu 1.12.2, these circuit boards were called &2Good Circuit Boards&f. Not exactly a fitting name, as they're &4rather evil&f to craft.",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_diode.title": "Diode",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_diode.subtitle": "Don't be swayed by EMI!",
|
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_diode.desc": "Don't let JEI fool you... there's only one possible recipe right now for this Primitive Diode.\n\nDiodes have a infamously &4nasty recipe&r, but they will become cheaper and more convenient once you can obtain &ePolyethylene&r.\n\nThis is required for &dMV Circuits&r.",
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"quests.low_voltage.1_mv_circuit.title": "First MV Circuit!",
|
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"quests.low_voltage.1_mv_circuit.subtitle": "Does that mean we're at MV yet?",
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"quests.low_voltage.1_mv_circuit.desc": "Well... gotten any Aluminium Ingots yet?\n\nEach Electric Age has Circuits corresponding to its tier. The Good Electronic Circuit is the &dfirst MV Circuit&r you can make out of the three tiers of &bMV&r Circuitry.\n\nAlways be on the lookout for a cheaper way to make your circuits - new sets of recipes become available each time you make a new tier of &2Circuit Assembler&r. Conveniently, this tier of Circuit unlocks one now! Its recipes are far, far cheaper than hand-crafting Circuits.\n\n&6Having this and Aluminium will grant access to MV Machines.&r\n\nIf you are having trouble understanding the mess that is Gregtech circuits don't hesitate to look at the &6Development Table&r",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_circuit_assembler.title": "The Circuit Assembler",
|
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_circuit_assembler.subtitle": "Hopefully, your first MV Circuit expense",
|
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_circuit_assembler.desc.1": "From now on, all Circuits should be made in a &3Circuit Assembler&r. Use it now to enjoy &6far cheaper LV and MV circuits&r.\n\nEach time you upgrade to a new tier of &3Circuit Assembler&r, you will be able to craft more &dadvanced themes&r of circuit. These will use &ccomplex&r and &msometimes&r unfamiliar ingredients, but will be more efficient to craft overall.",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_circuit_assembler.desc.2": "&l&3Lore:&r&o The Circuit Assembler has made appearances in and out of GregTech versions. GT5 did not have it, and it was reimplemented in GT5 Unofficial. GTCE decided not to port it, and the tug-of-war continues with its inclusion in GTCEu.",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_centrifuge.title": "Basic Centrifuge",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_centrifuge.subtitle": "It does the opposite of the Mixer",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_centrifuge.desc.1": "&lOutside of Ore Processing:&r\n\nOh boy, what can't this machine do? Decomposition recipes to separate dust types, separating air, do your taxes, and many others...\n\nThe list is too long! Let's just say &cyou need the Centrifuge&r.",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_centrifuge.desc.2": "&lFor Ore Processing:&r\n\nThis takes &aImpure Dust&r or &aPurified Dust&r and turns them into clean Dust, plus an added tiny Dust &6Byproduct&r. This is outside of the optimal chain for Byproducts, but this is also the cheapest Ore Processing machine of the presented array to run and to setup on a small scale.",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_centrifuge.desc.3": "&l&3Lore:&r&o In base GTCE, this was objectively the strongest Ore Processing machine as it was fairly easy to use, and gave three tiny dusts, just like the Ore Washer or the Thermal Centrifuge. We tuned it down in favor of diversity.",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_centrifuge.task": "",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_glue.title": "Glued",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_glue.subtitle": "Oh so I can use my sticky resin better",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_glue.desc": "You can now &3centrifuge&r &aSticky Resin&r, which will still give Raw Rubber - but this time alongside &aGlue&r (and the less useful Plantball, &6for now&r).\n\nGive yourself a headstart and get on producing Glue. You can use it to make &6cheaper Resistors&r, as well as &6cheaper Circuit Boards&r in the &3Assembling Machine&r (and it is especially useful &oin the near future&r).\n\n&eNote:&r You could also use &aGlue&r from TFC if you feel it would be easier for you",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_cutter.title": "Basic Cutter",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_cutter.subtitle": "The Cutter... cuts...",
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||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_cutter.desc": "For now, you should use &9Water&r for its recipes instead of trying to acquire Lubricant.\n\nThe &3Cutting Machine&r additionally unlocks converting &6Rods into four Bolts&r.\n\nThis machine is the only way to obtain &dGem Plates&r, which are needed to craft Filters, and by extension, the &3Gas Collector&r.",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_cutter.task": "Any cutter",
|
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_gas_collector.title": "Basic Gas Collector",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_gas_collector.subtitle": "Don't stand to close to it you could finish within the machine",
|
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_gas_collector.desc": "The Gas Collector collects Air that can then be centrifuged into &aOxygen&r and &aNitrogen&r.\n\n&l&3Lore:&r&o GregTech 5 players remember when they had to use a Compressor with IC2 cells to get Compressed Air... here, cell chemistry is no more.",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_oxygen.title": "Breath of Fresh Oxygen",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_oxygen.subtitle": "Achtually, it's Dioxygen...",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_oxygen.desc.1": "You could waste &o&eprecious years of your life&r in JEI looking for the most optimal Oxygen recipe, given the many ways to obtain it. Various minerals will produce it when electrolyzed.\n\nIf only the quest book had more information!",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_oxygen.desc.2": "Surprise! The best source according to us (!) is &acentrifuging Air&r after making a &dGas Collector&r, which you might not be able to make just yet. This recipe also gives &aNitrogen&r, which is handy as it can speed up certain &3Electric Blast Furnace&r recipes&r.\n\nThe second best source according to us (!) is &aelectrolyzing Silicon Dioxide&r. Silicon Dioxide is obtained from various sources, such as Glass Dust, Granite Dust and Black Granite Dust. We will come back to &6this method later&r because this one is actually &6god&r.",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_oxygen.desc.3": "The third best source according to us (!) is &aelectrolyzing Water&r. In reality, electrolysis of water is more suitable for &aHydrogen production&r due to the higher energy cost. &4Don't use this method for Oxygen&r only for &1Hydrogen&r, once again we will help you later on to make Hydrogen.\n\nThe fourth best source according to us (!) is &ato not void&r it, EVER! Any Oxygen obtained from any source is worth something and should be stored in Tanks.\n\n&eNote:&r Submit a fluid by having it stored in &lany&r tank in your inventory. A bucket will also work.",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_nitrogen.title": "Nitrogen Gas",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_nitrogen.subtitle": "Your EBF booster",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_nitrogen.desc": "For now your only use for Nitrogen will be to get your EBF to be &6faster&r. And you have to know that will be quite useful as it is a really slow process and quite draining on your energy capacity.",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_arc_furnace.title": "The Arc Furnace",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_arc_furnace.subtitle": "Never the Arc Furnace has been so good",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_arc_furnace.desc.1": "The &3Arc Furnace&r uses a lil' bit of &9Oxygen&r to smelt items in a different fashion than Furnaces.\n\nYou can use it to make easier &aWrought Iron&r, double your &aGlass&r, and gain access to &aAnnealed Copper&r. It's also your new best way to make &4Red Steel Ingot&r and &1Blue Steel Ingot&r.\n\nIt can also recycle various components and machines back to their original material.",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_arc_furnace.desc.2": "&l&3Lore:&r&o Previous versions had both the Arc Furnace and the &bPlasma Arc Furnace&f. In that case, why not use one machine for both? Well, that's exactly what we thought - but we ultimately decided to remove one of the two &bplasma&f recipes. And then the other &bplasma&f recipe.\n\n&oIn short, the &bPlasma Arc Furnace&f is &4gone&f. RIP.",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_extractor.title": "Basic Liquid Extraction",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_extractor.subtitle": "The Steam Extractor extracts...",
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||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_extractor.desc.1": "Hm... didn't we make this joke already?\n\nThe reason we didn't present &7LV&r versions of &6Steam&r machines is because they are &4NOT&r required. You might not want to invest into an upgrade that does next to nothing. Except for &othis one&r specifically, because it's a big improvement over the &6Steam Age&r.\n\nThe &3Basic Extractor&r gains Fluid capabilities, which enables &aFluid Extraction&r. Use it to melt Rubber that you previously solidified, to &dmelt Soldering Alloy&r for your circuits, and to &dmelt Red Alloy&r for the &6best Vacuum Tube recipe&r in the &3Assembler&r!",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_extractor.desc.2": "&l&3Lore:&r&o Did you notice this machine doubles as both an Extractor and a Fluid Extractor? The two of them were separate machines in previous versions of GregTech.",
|
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_chemical_reactor.title": "Basic Chemical Reactor",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_chemical_reactor.subtitle": "Chemistry for dummies",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_chemical_reactor.desc.1": "The &3Chemical Reactor&r will be required for &la lot&r of recipes.\n\nLet's give it a spin - why don't we use your freshly made Chemical Reactor to unlock a new, &6better recipe for Rubber&r? Rubber is &dunusable&r as a Fluid, so you will need to make another machine to process it further.",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_chemical_reactor.desc.2": "You can't make Rubber using the Chemical Reactor alone, so here are some &aother machines&r you might want to aim for: \n\nA &3Solidifier&r is useful to solidify your Rubber directly into &aRubber Sheets&r. You'll want these moving forward.\n\nYou could then make use of an &3Assembler&r to use your molten Rubber for &aCables&r. This isn't important for Tin Cables, but better cables will &eneed&r to be made in the Assembler.\n\n&eNote:&r Submit a fluid by having it stored in &lany&r tank in your inventory. A Drum is the perfect candidate.",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_fluid_solidifier.title": "Basic Fluid Solidifier",
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||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_fluid_solidifier.subtitle": "The Fluid Solidifier solidifies...",
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||
"quests.low_voltage.lv_fluid_solidifier.desc": "Build this machine next to your &3Chemical Reactor&r to automatically solidify Rubber into &aRubber Sheets&r.\n\nYou can make your Chemical Reactor auto-output if you &dwrench&r the side of your &3Chemical Reactor&r and enable Fluid &9auto-output&r.\n\nThere will be more Fluids to solidify, so you may re-purpose your &3Fluid Solidifier&r when not crafting Rubber - or make a second one!",
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||
"quests.low_voltage.mold_rotor.title": "Combo!",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.mold_rotor.subtitle": "Time to end the misery of hand crafting rotors!",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.mold_rotor.desc": "Use both of your new machines to turn a material into a Fluid, and solidify it back to a Rotor! This combination makes Rotors far easier to craft - &6four Ingots per Rotor&r, as well.\n\nYou can also do the same for &6Gears&r and &6Small Gears&r, which will then be superseded when you make a &3MV Extruder&r.\n\n&9Note:&r Some metals require higher voltages than &7LV&r for Fluid Extraction, so make sure to keep an eye on the recipe tier in EMI.",
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||
"quests.low_voltage.mold_plate.title": "Casting Mold and Rubber Sheets",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.mold_plate.subtitle": "Yeah this one is strong",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.mold_plate.desc": "Stop wasting your time with your &6alloy smelter&r. You gonna need a lot of &6rubber sheet&r and later on you will use it for other kind of platics.\n\nThe &6Fluid solidifier&r is as amazing as the extruder but the extruder has no use before &bMV&r so... Yeah build this one we will speak later on about the &bExtruder&r.",
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||
"quests.low_voltage.cupronickel_coil.title": "Cupronickel Coils",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.cupronickel_coil.subtitle": "Baby's first heating coil",
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"quests.low_voltage.cupronickel_coil.desc": "Prepare &a128 Cupronickel&r, &a32 Bronze&r and &a16 Tin Alloy&r to craft the Heating Coils required for your first Electric Blast Furnace.\n\nThis is still less than half (!) of the cost of the whole EBF in raw materials. You will also need about a stack each of Invar and Steel, so get mining.\n\nThe Cupronickel Coils will allow the EBF to perform recipes up to &d1,800K&r (ignoring Voltage bonuses). That's pretty hot if you ask us.\n\n&6This quest unlocks a new tutorial on Coils in the &lTips and Tricks&r&6 tab - check it out to learn more!&r",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_ebf.title": "The Electric Blast Furnace",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_ebf.subtitle": "One of the core machine of Gregtech. We like it big.",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_ebf.desc.1": "This Quest explains the core mechanic of the &3Electric Blast Furnace&r, whilst the quest over will explore the mechanics of the Multiblock Parts that you'll also need. Be sure to refer to them.\n\nAnyway, the &3EBF&r is your &efirst electric multiblock&r! Congrats. It's used to process materials at high temperatures.\n\nYou'll become familiar with the EBF to make &aAluminium&r and progress to &d&bMV Age&r. It can also make &7Steel&r faster than the the &6Blast Furnace&r.",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_ebf.desc.2": "It's important to keep in mind that the EBF is a beefy boy. The minimum power cost to run a recipe is &9120 EU/t&r! That's slightly under 4 &7LV&r Generators. You may wish to consider building a separate power line, with separate Generators and Battery Buffer to run this.",
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"quests.low_voltage.multiblock_tech.title": "Multiblock Techniques",
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"quests.low_voltage.multiblock_tech.subtitle": "Oh we love multiblocks right?",
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"quests.low_voltage.multiblock_tech.desc": "This is the &6basics&r of what you need to build your first &bEBF&r, though it is highly customisable. Remember to use &6EMI&r, use &6U&r on the controller and don't hesitate to &6left click on the structure blocks&r to see what the possibilities are.\n\nMultiblocks bear a large variety of interesting mechanics that might seem daunting, but don't worry - we've written a guide to help you learn.\n\n&dThis quest unlocks a bunch of tutorials on Multiblocks in the &lTips and Tricks tab - check them out to learn more!&r",
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"quests.low_voltage.multiblock_tech.task.1": "Input Bus",
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"quests.low_voltage.multiblock_tech.task.2": "Output Bus",
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"quests.low_voltage.multiblock_tech.task.3": "Input Hatch",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_superconductor.title": "LV Superconductor",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_superconductor.subtitle": "No loss no bzzz",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_superconductor.desc.1": "&6Superconductors&r are special Wires available for each Voltage tier. They don't come with a Cable counterpart, but that isn't necessary, as they have absolutely &6zero cable loss&r.\n\nThey also won't damage you when you touch them. This makes them the best choice for wiring, if not a little expensive in comparison to the other wires.\n\nIf you weren't already enamoured, the 1x variant also covers 2 Amps. Isn't that nice?\n\nNow is a good time to replace your crappy &aTin Cables&r. Recycle them in the &3Packager&r to recover both the Tin and Rubber used to craft them.",
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"quests.low_voltage.lv_superconductor.desc.2": "&l&3Lore:&r&o No version of GregTech has had actual Superconductors for &7LV&f up until Gregicality and GTCEu, though some modpacks had lossless cables.",
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"quests.low_voltage.aluminium_dust.title": "Aluminium Dust",
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"quests.low_voltage.aluminium_dust.subtitle": "Time for an adventure",
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"quests.low_voltage.aluminium_dust.desc": "Getting Aluminium in &bTFG&r is a bit different than usual Gregtech pack. Surprise there is &baluminium ore&r that you can directly mine! Have a look in your &2TFC Field Guide&r.\n\nNow all you need is an EBF! You should have started to work towards one, else now is the time.",
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"quests.low_voltage.aluminium_ingot.title": "Your first Aluminium Ingot",
|
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"quests.low_voltage.aluminium_ingot.subtitle": "We're basically in MV now, right?",
|
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"quests.low_voltage.aluminium_ingot.desc": "Well... can you show us an &bMV&r Circuit as well?\n\n&aAluminium&r is the main ingredient for &bMV&r machinery. Get ready to need a lot of it.\n\nThe process of smelting Aluminium can be cut down by about a third with &9Nitrogen&r, which is obtained by centrifuging &9Air&r from a &3Gas Collector&r.\n\n&6You will still need MV Circuits in order to make MV machines!&r",
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"quests.low_voltage.mv_hull.title": "Your third machine hull",
|
||
"quests.low_voltage.mv_hull.subtitle": "This is going quite well, only 7 to go!",
|
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"quests.low_voltage.mv_hull.desc1": "Good job, you now have your &bMV Machine Hull&r, your first &bMV Circuit&r and your first &6Circuit Assembler&r.\n\nThis is the gist of &6Gregtech&r, every tier you are going to need to do new &6machines&r using new &6materials&r and &6chemicals&r. You are going to have so &5much fun&r, we are kinda jealous.",
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"quests.low_voltage.mv_hull.desc2": "Before going further into &bMV&r remember that in &6TFG&r you can use &6Create&r to reinforce your infrastruce if you don't want to use too much of Gregtech.",
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"quests.metal_age": "Metallurgy Age",
|
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"quests.metal_age.subtitle": "Your First Technological Advancements.",
|
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"quests.metal_age.weld_bronze_ingots.title": "Welding Bronze",
|
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"quests.metal_age.weld_bronze_ingots.subtitle": "I told you to get used to it",
|
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"quests.metal_age.weld_bronze_ingots.desc": "Obtain at least 14 Ingots of any Bronze type, then weld them together in the Copper Anvil.\n\nThe Tier 2 Anvil can be made from Bismuth Bronze, Bronze or Black Bronze, but not a mixture of the three.",
|
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"quests.metal_age.anvil_recycling.title": "Anvil Recycling?",
|
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"quests.metal_age.anvil_recycling.subtitle": "Because 14 ingots is a lot now",
|
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"quests.metal_age.anvil_recycling.desc": "Once you craft the next tier of Anvil (such as going from Copper to Bronze, or Bronze to Wrought Iron), the previous tier basically becomes useless.\n\nHowever, since it's made out of metal, you &ocan and should&r melt the previous tier of Anvil back into its liquid metal form!\nGrab a Vessel and place it on the right hand side of the Charcoal Forge interface, then place the Anvil and slowly heat it until it reaches the melting temperature. The molten metal will be deposited inside the Vessel, then you can cast it back into ingots or whatever you like!",
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"quests.metal_age.bronze_anvil.title": "T2 Anvil: Bronze",
|
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"quests.metal_age.bronze_anvil.subtitle": "Basic mechanical power starts here",
|
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"quests.metal_age.bronze_anvil.desc": "To work metal into more than just double ingots, you'll need to use an anvil of the same tier or better. Working on an anvil can be a little bit complicated, but there's an entry in the TFG Tips section of the field guide that goes into more detail.\n\nBronze also marks the start of automation, where you'll begin to harness mechanical power!",
|
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"quests.metal_age.bronze_goodies.title": "Bronze Level Mechanical Power",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.bronze_goodies.subtitle": "Oh No, It's Create Again",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.bronze_goodies.desc": "Bronze is a sturdy enough material to enable very basic mechanical power.\n\nCheck the &oEarly Automation&r quest chapter to get started!",
|
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"quests.metal_age.copper_diving.title": "Copper Diving Equipment",
|
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"quests.metal_age.copper_diving.subtitle": "If mining wasn't dangerous enough",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.copper_diving.desc": "Struggling with aquifers in your ore veins? You can craft a set of copper diving equipment, with an air supply that can last for 20 minutes!",
|
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"quests.metal_age.bloomery.title": "Bloomery",
|
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"quests.metal_age.bloomery.subtitle": "Required if you seek the Iron Age.",
|
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"quests.metal_age.bloomery.desc": "The Bloomery is a Multiblock from TerraFirmaCraft that allows you to create Wrought Iron. Melting iron in a forge will produce Cast Iron, which is brittle and nowhere near as strong or durable as Wrought Iron.\n\nThe Bloomery is expensive, so it will be worth investing some time into setting up automatic plate production and ore processing.\n\nThe Field Guide contains a detailed entry on how the Bloomery works and the correct ratios of iron and charcoal that it needs.",
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"quests.metal_age.mining.title": "Mining in the Metallurgy Age",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.mining.subtitle": "ROCK AND STONE!",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.mining.desc": "Extracting valuable resources from the ground is a major part of this modpack, and the Metallurgy Age is no exception! You will consume a &llot&r of metal to progress, and one way to mine a lot of it at once is with a Mining Hammer! This is a tool that can mine blocks in a 3x3x1 area at the cost of a slower mining speed. You can also hold sneak to break single blocks at a time.",
|
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"quests.metal_age.weld_wrought_iron_ingots.title": "Welding Wrought Iron",
|
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"quests.metal_age.weld_wrought_iron_ingots.subtitle": "CLANG CLANG CLANG",
|
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"quests.metal_age.weld_wrought_iron_ingots.desc": "Obtain at least 14 Ingots of Wrought Iron, then weld them together in a Bronze Anvil. Charcoal alone won't reach high enough temperatures to weld Wrought Iron, so check the quest above this for a solution.",
|
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"quests.metal_age.bellows.title": "Bellows",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.bellows.subtitle": "Higher temperatures can be reached, at a small price.",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.bellows.desc": "The Bellows is a device that can force extra air into a fire or forge in front of it, allowing the heat produced by the fuel inside to reach higher temperatures than usual, at the cost of fuel duration.\n\nThe Bellows is basically mandatory for working with Wrought Iron unless you have Coal.",
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"quests.metal_age.wrought_iron_anvil.title": "T3 Anvil: Wrought Iron",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.wrought_iron_anvil.subtitle": "Waterwheels, Windmills and more Greate",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.wrought_iron_anvil.desc": "With the Wrought Iron Anvil you'll be able to work Wrought Iron Ingots into different items such as Sheets, Tool heads, etc.\n\nWrought Iron tools and armor isn't much of an improvement over Bronze, but it has far more durability.\n\nCreating the next anvil is going to be a significant step up in difficulty, so this is a good point to settle down and explore some of the other things this modpack has to offer.",
|
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"quests.metal_age.coke_oven.title": "Coke Oven",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.coke_oven.subtitle": "Finally, No More Charcoal Piles",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.coke_oven.desc.1": "The Coke Oven is your first GregTech multiblock! It allows you to automatically create Charcoal and other powerful combustibles. The Coke Oven will burn one Log into one Charcoal and 250mb of Creosote, which is an important chemical used wood treating.\n\nIf you craft the main Coke Oven block and press the JEI 'Uses' key on it (defaults to \"U\"), you'll find the tab called \"Multiblock Info\", which shows you how to build the Coke Oven in the world.\n\nYou can also just place the Controller block in the world, and interact with it while sneaking to create a Hologram of blocks missing.",
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"quests.metal_age.coke_oven.desc.2": "Coke Ovens can be fully automated using a Coke Oven Hatch. The Hatch is placed on the sides of the Oven and work as both Inputs and Outputs for both Items and Liquids.\n\nYou can easly create a simple, one way Coke Oven by using a Crate for the input, a Chest for the output, and a Drum or Keg to collect the Creosote. Unlike Chests, Crates are able to store large objects such as Logs. You can also sneak and right-click GregTech pipes with a wrench to make them one-way.",
|
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"quests.metal_age.wrought_iron_goodies.title": "Wrought Iron level Mechanical Power",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.wrought_iron_goodies.subtitle": "What's this \"Andesite Alloy\" you speak of?",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.wrought_iron_goodies.desc": "With Wrought Iron you've unlocked access to the Metal Casing, the foundation of many of Create's mechanical blocks such as Gearboxes. Some of the more advanced ones will require Steel, but it's possible to build a fully automatic tree and crop farm at this point.\n\nCreosote is used to create Treated Wood Planks, which can be crafted into Waterwheels and Windmills, a significant improvement over animal power.",
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"quests.metal_age.fire_clay_ingredients.title": "Fire Clay Ingredients",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.fire_clay_ingredients.subtitle": "The TerraFirmaCraft Rite of Passage.",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.fire_clay_ingredients.desc": "Fire Clay is a special clay made out of Kaolinite, Graphite and regular Clay, which is especially resistant to high temperatures. Its two main uses are the Crucible, which works as an improved version of a Vessel for Metal Smelting and Alloying, and the Blast Furance, which is required for the creation of the next anvil and metal tier, Steel.\n\nYou'll likely need to travel far, far away from your base to obtain both Graphite and Kaolin Clay, so preparation is key!",
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"quests.metal_age.overworld_kaolin.title": "Kaolin Source: Overworld",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.overworld_kaolin.subtitle": "Welcome to the Jungle",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.overworld_kaolin.desc": "Kaolin Clay can be found exclusively in areas with the combination of high altitude, temperature (at least 18°C), and humidity (at least 300mm rainfall). A full list of Kaolin Clay's spawn requirements and tips can be found in the Field Guide.\n\nYou'll very likely need to travel very, VERY far towards the South East, likely across the ocean. Prepare yourself with an Iron Flask, large quantities of food, some sort of watercraft like a Canoe, Rowboat or Kayak, and extra portable storage for bringing home as much Kaolin as you can.\n\nThere are quests in TerraFirmaGreg Tips that go over portable storage and watercrafts.",
|
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"quests.metal_age.beneath_kaolin.title": "Kaolin Source: The Beneath",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.beneath_kaolin.subtitle": "To the Depths",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.beneath_kaolin.desc": "Deep, DEEP underground, past the bedrock, you'll find The Beneath, a complex network of caves filled with dangers of all kinds around every corner. In the upper areas, you may be able to find the Lush Hollow, a small green oasis in the depths where Kaolin Clay can spawn. A particular monster may be guarding it, however...!\n\nWhile you're down here, you could also look for Anthracite, an excellent fuel for making steel.\n\nSurviving in the Beneath is difficult, so check the TerraFirmaGreg Tips section of this questbook and the Field Guide for more information.",
|
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"quests.metal_age.beneath_kaolin.task": "Traverse the Overworld Bedrock and reach The Beneath",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.overworld_graphite.title": "Graphite Source: Overworld",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.overworld_graphite.subtitle": "You mean I can't just rely on surface indicators?",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.overworld_graphite.desc": "Graphite spawns exclusively in flat, wide discs deep underground.\n\nYou will have to go exploring underground through the caves to try and spot some! Graphite veins can spawn in any stone type and also include Coal and Diamond, and will have all three indicators nearby. Tools such as a metal Shield, Digger Helmet, Propick, and Spyglass can also prove to be very useful!",
|
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"quests.metal_age.beneath_graphite.title": "Graphite Source: The Beneath",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.beneath_graphite.subtitle": "To the Depths",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.beneath_graphite.desc": "Deep, DEEP underground, past the bedrock, you'll find The Beneath, a complex network of caves filled with dangers of all kinds around every corner. Down in the Beneath you can find huge, tall Graphite veins, but a particular monster may be guarding it...!\n\nWhile you're down here, you could also look for Anthracite, an excellent fuel for making steel.\n\nSurviving in the Beneath is difficult, so check the TerraFirmaGreg Tips section of this questbook and the Field Guide for more information.",
|
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"quests.metal_age.beneath_graphite.task": "Traverse the Overworld Bedrock and reach The Beneath",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.kaolin_clay.title": "Kaolin Clay",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.kaolin_clay.subtitle": "Kaolin Trek: The Next Generation",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.kaolin_clay.desc": "Once you find Kaolin Clay, you should bring as much back as you can possibly carry! Unfortunately, only 20% of it will successfully cook into Kaolinite Powder, so it's recommended to bake it in situ with pit kilns, to save inventory space.\n\nAfter you craft the Crucible and the Blast Furnace, you won't need much more of it, but it's still a good idea to bring home more than you think you'll need, to avoid a repeat journey.\n\nP.S.: If you've found blood lilies but no clay, try digging down a little further! Sometimes it spawns a little underground.",
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"quests.metal_age.graphite.title": "Graphite",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.graphite.subtitle": "Pencils do not exist",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.graphite.desc": "Once you find graphite, you should bring back as much as you can! Though you won't need as much of it as Kaolin clay.\nGraphite veins are also rich in Coal and Diamonds, and you'll want the coal for making Steel soon.",
|
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"quests.metal_age.graphite.task": "Any form of Graphite",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.fire_clay.title": "Fire Clay",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.fire_clay.subtitle": "At last",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.fire_clay.desc": "Heat up Kaolin Clay to get Kaolinite Powder. You can use a Forge to heat them individually, but cooking big batches inside small vessels in a Pit Kiln may be faster.\n\nFor the Graphite, process the ore as normal, then crush the Graphite Dust again to get Graphite Powder.\n\nFinally, combine 4 Graphite Powder, 4 Kaolinite Powder, and 1 Clay to create Fire Clay.",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.fire_clay_products.title": "Fire Clay products",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.fire_clay_products.subtitle": "Extremely Heat Resistant Clay",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.fire_clay_products.desc": "Just like regular Clay, Fire Clay can be Knapped to create things that you'll then need to fire. Most importantly, Fire Clay is used to create the Crucible and Fire Clay Bricks, both of which are required for the Blast Furnace.\n\nYou'll also be able to create a Mold Table and Casting Channels, which lets you cast your metal from the crucible into multiple molds at once.\n\nLastly, there's Fire Ingot Molds, which only have a 1% chance of breaking instead of regular clay's 10%.",
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||
"quests.metal_age.crucible.title": "Crucible",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.crucible.subtitle": "Melt metals like a pro",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.crucible.desc": "The Crucible is placed on top of a Forge. It comes with 9 inventory slots and has a capacity for 4000mB of fluid, including an interface to check your alloying ratios. They also retain their contents when broken. They can also collect Pig Iron when placed below a Blast Furnace.\n\nKeep in mind that the crucible WILL try to alloy everything inside it - it does not keep metals separate like a TC Smeltery - so it's a good idea to keep it clean when you aren't using it.",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.fire_bricks.title": "Fire Bricks",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.fire_bricks.subtitle": "For the Blast Furnace",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.fire_bricks.desc": "Fire Bricks are used in the construction of the Blast Furnace, you need at the very least 4 Bricks to make the furnace.\n\nThe Bricks will require insulation to make sure the process of making steel is effective, you can either place 3 Wrought Iron Sheets around the Fire Bricks, or use Blast Furnace Insulation",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.fully_stacked_blast_furnace.title": "Fully Stacked Blast Furnace",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.fully_stacked_blast_furnace.subtitle": "The completed Blast Furnace",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.fully_stacked_blast_furnace.desc": "A full size Blast Furnace is able to melt and process large amounts of iron at once. It's a good idea to make it bigger when you can, because you'll need a lot of steel for the future.\n\nAfter you've got your first Steel Millstone, you'll be able to create more Fire Bricks more cheaply.",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.blast_furnace_fuel.title": "Fuel for the Blast Furnace",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.blast_furnace_fuel.subtitle": "Hope you followed the tips in the previous quests...",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.blast_furance_fuel.desc": "Regular Charcoal is not hot enough to be able to create Steel. You will need either Coke or Anthracite.\n\nCoke can be created by putting Coal into a Coke Oven, while Anthracite can be used as-is after being dug up from the Beneath.",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.blast_furnace.title": "Blast Furnace",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.blast_furnace.subtitle": "Then I started Blastin'",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.blast_furnace.desc": "The Blast Furnace is a multiblock structure that allows you to create Pig Iron. Placing a combination of Iron, Flux and fuel (see the adjacent quest) inside the Blast Furnace produces Pig Iron, which can be worked into Steel.\n\nIn order for the Blast Furnace to reach its required high temperatures, it will need its own Bellows, used to force air through a Tuyere which you place inside the blast furnace.\n\nThe Field Guide contains an entry on how the Blast Furnace works and how to build one.",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.weld_steel_ingots.title": "Welding Steel",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.weld_steel_ingots.subtitle": "Again?",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.weld_steel_ingots.desc": "You know the drill by this point. Create 14 Steel Ingots, then weld them to get 7 Double Steel Ingots. We'll stop reminding you about this now.\n\nDid you know that the Helve Hammer can also process your pig iron into steel?",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.steel_anvil.title": "T4 Anvil: Steel",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.steel_anvil.subtitle": "A huge leap from wrought iron",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.steel_anvil.desc": "With the Steel Anvil, you'll be able to work Steel Ingots into different forms.\n\nSteel tools and equipment have a significant boost over their bronze and wrought iron counterparts, so they're worth making if your existing ones are about to break. You'll be needing to create a lot of alloys soon, so some new mining equipment would be a wise investment.",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.steel_goodies.title": "Steel level Mechanical Power",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.steel_goodies.subtitle": "Blow, Crush, and Pipe",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.steel_goodies.desc": "Steel unlocks a new Greate tier, with increased maximum stress capacity! You can now also make things like the Encased Fan, which can automate ore washing, and the Mechanical Pump, which gives you much more access to fluid logistics.\n\nThe Mechanical Pump is especially useful, as with some smarts, you can easily automate the Blast Furnace.",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.weak_steel.title": "Weak Steel Ingredients",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.weak_steel.subtitle": "Hope you like math",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.weak_steel.desc": "Weak Steel is one part of the necessary metals to create Black Steel. You can alloy it with 2 parts Steel, 1 part Nickel and 1 part Black Bronze.\n\nYou can check the liquid weak steel's recipe for more precise alloying percentage rates.",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.highcarb_black_steel.title": "Black Steel Ingredients",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.highcarb_black_steel.subtitle": "Conservation of matter does not apply",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.highcarb_black_steel.desc": "The final two anvils are made out of complex alloys that will require a lot of metal to be created. Weak Steel and Pig Iron can be welded to create High Carbon Black Steel, which can then be worked on an anvil into Black Steel.",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.black_steel_anvil.title": "T5 Anvil: Black Steel",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.black_steel_anvil.subtitle": "Steam power is within your grasp",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.black_steel_anvil.desc": "With the Black Steel Anvil you'll now be able to work Black Steel Ingots into different items.\n\nYou've also now opened up a massive new section in the Early Automation chapter related to Steam Power!\n\nFrom here, you can either dive straight into industrialization or finish up the last tier of anvils if you'd like. You can't avoid colored steel forever, though!",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.black_steel_goodies.title": "Black Steel level Mechanical Power",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.black_steel_goodies.subtitle": "The Industrial Revolution and its consequences",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.black_steel_goodies.desc": "With Black Steel comes Steam Power! Start with small steam boilers and work your way up to a powerful steam engine, fuelling new machines to craft your first electronics.",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.red_blu.title": "Red and Blue Steel",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.red_blu.subtitle": "Some of the oldest modded Minecraft fantasy steels",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.red_blu.desc": "The final tier of anvil can be made out of either Red or Blue Steel. Both are complex alloys of Steel and multiple different metals.\n\nBlue Steel is prized for its exceptional heat resistance and tool speed, while Red Steel boasts huge amounts of strength and durability.",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.weak_red_steel.title": "Weak Red Steel Ingredients",
|
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"quests.metal_age.weak_red_steel.subtitle": "This is getting a little ridiculous",
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"quests.metal_age.weak_red_steel.desc": "Like before, Weak Red Steel is the first step of Red Steel's creation. Its alloy is made from 4 parts Black Steel, 2 parts Steel, 1 part Brass, and 1 part Rose Gold.\n\nYou can check the liquid Weak Red Steel's recipe for more precise alloying percentage rates.",
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"quests.metal_age.weak_blu_steel.title": "Weak Blue Steel Ingredients",
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"quests.metal_age.weak_blu_steel.subtitle": "This is getting out of hand.",
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"quests.metal_age.weak_blu_steel.desc": "Like before, Weak Blue Steel is the first step of Blue Steel's creation. Its alloy is made from 4 parts Black Steel, 2 parts Steel, 1 part Bismuth Bronze, and 1 part Sterling Silver.\n\bYou can check the liquid Weak Blue Steel's recipe for more precise alloying percentage rates.",
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"quests.metal_age.highcarb_red_steel.title": "Red Steel Ingredients",
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"quests.metal_age.highcarb_red_steel.subtitle": "Could deleting matter like this power a nuclear bomb?",
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"quests.metal_age.highcarb_red_steel.desc": "Red Steel first starts as High Carbon Red Steel, which is made by welding Weak Red Steel and Black Steel. It needs to be worked on the Anvil to turn it into Red Steel",
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"quests.metal_age.highcarb_blu_steel.title": "Blue Steel Ingredients",
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"quests.metal_age.highcarb_blu_steel.subtitle": "Lavoisier is rolling in his grave",
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"quests.metal_age.highcarb_blu_steel.desc": "Blue Steel first starts as High Carbon Blue Steel, whcih is made by welding Weak Blue Steel and Black Steel. It needs to be worked on the Anvil to turn it into Blue Steel",
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"quests.metal_age.redblu_anvil.title": "T6 Anvil: Red or Blue Steel",
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"quests.metal_age.redblu_anvil.subtitle": "It's over",
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"quests.metal_age.redblu_anvil.desc": "The final tier of Anvil! With the Tier 6 Anvil you'll be able to work both Red and Blue Steel Ingots into different items.\n\nThis marks the end of TerraFirmaCraft's progression. Now it's time to finish the Industrial Age and create your very first Low Voltage circuitry.",
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"quests.metal_age.red_steel_flask.title": "Red Steel Flask",
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"quests.metal_age.red_steel_flask.subtitle": "This got nothing on the Iron Flask",
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"quests.metal_age.red_steel_flask.desc": "The Red Steel Flask is the best Flask available. It may hold the same amount of liquid as an Iron Flask, but the Red Steel Flask never breaks.",
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"quests.metal_age.redblu_buckets.title": "Bucket Components",
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"quests.metal_age.redblu_buckets.subtitle": "Bucket Fusion Reactor",
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"quests.metal_age.redblu_buckets.desc": "The final task in the Metallurgy Age is creating a Bucket. Unlike the wooden bucket and other fluid containers you've been using until now, the Bucket can be used to carry Lava and move around source blocks of other fluids.",
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"quests.metal_age.this_is_a_bucket.title": "This... is a Bucket.",
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"quests.metal_age.this_is_a_bucket.subtitle": "Dear God...",
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"quests.metal_age.this_is_a_bucket.desc": "Congratulations on crafting the Bucket. The Metallurgy Age is officially over.\n\nGo and start working on those Low Voltage components!",
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"quests.steam_age": "Early Automation",
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"quests.steam_age.subtitle": "From Primitive Machines to Steam Power",
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"quests.steam_age.basic_greate.title": "Basics of Greate",
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"quests.steam_age.basic_greate.subtitle": "Tired of Create? This'll make it more interesting",
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"quests.steam_age.basic_greate.desc": "Greate is a fusion of &3Create&r and &3GregTech&r that has different tiered versions of Create's machines. It also introduces stress limits on Shafts and Cogwheels, so you'll have to plan more about how you power your machinery!\n\nGenerally speaking, you'll want smaller setups with their own individual power sources, instead of doing the usual Create thing of having a blob of water wheels connected into a single Shaft into your base.",
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"quests.steam_age.create_tools.title": "Tools of the Trade",
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"quests.steam_age.create_tools.subtitle": "These may be useful",
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"quests.steam_age.create_tools.desc": "A wrench will let you quickly pick up Create blocks by Sneak + Right-Clicking on them, though an axe or pickaxe will still work too. The goggles will let you see much more detailed information about your machines, such as how much stress they're producing or consuming.\n\nBoth of these are optional for now, but will prove to be very useful, and you'll definitely want them later.\n\nCheck the TFG Tips chapter for help on glassblowing. Did you know that breaking cobblestone with a hammer will turn it into gravel, and breaking that again will turn it into sand...?",
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"quests.steam_age.basic_millstone.title": "Automatic Ore Processing",
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"quests.steam_age.basic_millstone.subtitle": "No more querning",
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"quests.steam_age.basic_millstone.desc": "The &3Millstone&r is an automatic version of the Quern. You can throw whatever you'd like into the top, and then right-click to take your crushed items back out. It's pretty slow if you connect it directly to your Horse Crank, but you can use gear ratios to increase its speed.\n\nYou will only receive the output in the first slot. The other slots are part of a GregTech mechanic that won't be relevant until much later (&6HV&r).",
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"quests.steam_age.horse_crank.title": "Your First Power Source",
|
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"quests.steam_age.horse_crank.subtitle": "Make your livestock pay rent",
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"quests.steam_age.horse_crank.desc.1": "The &3Horse Crank&r is your first accessible source of mechanical power. To use it, place the crank on the center of a 7x7 cleared area and leash an animal to it. Different animals will provide different amounts of power, while the blocks underneath will increase the speed of the output power. The area of multiple cranks can overlap.\n\nYou may need to hold a second lead to attach an animal.",
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"quests.steam_age.horse_crank.desc.2": "&3Small Animals (4 SU):&r\nWolf, Dog, Pig, Sheep, Goat, Alpaca\n\n&3Medium Animals (6 SU):&r\nCow, Donkey\n\n&3Large Animals (8 SU):&r\nHorse, Mule, Musk Ox, Yak",
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"quests.steam_age.poor_paths.title": "Poor Paths",
|
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"quests.steam_age.poor_paths.subtitle": "This is just dirt",
|
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"quests.steam_age.poor_paths.desc": "This is the worst kind of road you could use. The horse crank will operate at 2 RPM.",
|
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"quests.steam_age.normal_paths.title": "Medium Paths",
|
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"quests.steam_age.normal_paths.subtitle": "Ok, you put a little effort in",
|
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"quests.steam_age.normal_paths.desc": "Medium paths are a little better and will let your animals turn the crank at 4 RPM.\n\nNote: You can't have a Dirt Path block directly under the horse crank, so that one will have to be Gravel.",
|
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"quests.steam_age.good_paths.title": "Great Paths",
|
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"quests.steam_age.good_paths.subtitle": "No horseshoes required!",
|
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"quests.steam_age.good_paths.desc": "These are the best kind of paths you could use, letting your crank output at 8 RPM. These kinds of paths also increases the player's move speed too, so they're great to pave your base with!",
|
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"quests.steam_age.helve_hammer.title": "Helve Hammer",
|
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"quests.steam_age.helve_hammer.subtitle": "CLANG... CLANG... CLANG...",
|
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"quests.steam_age.helve_hammer.desc": "Does crafting all those plates for a Bloomery look tedious? The &3Helve Hammer&r will automatically (but slowly) flatten double ingots into plates for you. You'll still have to do the welding yourself though. Simply place an anvil directly under the hammer and throw your double ingots onto it, then right-click the hammer to get your plates out.\n\nHigher tier anvils will also require fewer hits to make plates from the previous tier.",
|
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"quests.steam_age.water_wheel.title": "Water Wheels",
|
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"quests.steam_age.water_wheel.subtitle": "Hope you set up your base near a river!",
|
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"quests.steam_age.water_wheel.desc": "Water wheels provide much more power than the Horse Crank, at the expense of requiring flowing water. You don't have the ability to move water sources yet, so you'll need to find some sort of river or waterfall to power these.\n\nYou can get treated wood by soaking any planks in creosote from your Coke Oven.",
|
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"quests.steam_age.windmill.title": "Windmills",
|
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"quests.steam_age.windmill.subtitle": "Pairs well with tulips",
|
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"quests.steam_age.windmill.desc": "If you aren't near flowing water, a windmill is another effective option for a better source of power. Bigger windmills provide more stress units and faster speeds.\n\nYou can get treated wood by soaking any planks in creosote from your Coke Oven.",
|
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"quests.steam_age.metal_casing.title": "Metal Casings",
|
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"quests.steam_age.metal_casing.subtitle": "Primitive Machine Hull?",
|
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"quests.steam_age.metal_casing.desc": "These are the basis of most of the simple machines you can build with Create. Check JEI for all the different things you can craft with this, including Gearboxes and other ways to control your stress units.\n\nNew to Create? There's many tutorials online about different kinds of contraptions you can build, and most of them will still work in TFG too! (Except anything involving cobble generators)",
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"quests.steam_age.mechanical_harvester.title": "Mechanical Harvester",
|
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"quests.steam_age.mechanical_harvester.subtitle": "Robotic Cherrypicking",
|
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"quests.steam_age.mechanical_harvester.desc": "Too lazy to harvest and replant your crops? These will do it for you! Place them on a spinning contraption and watch them go. These won't work on crops planted inside a greenhouse though.\n\nProtip: It's always a constant 15°C down at bedrock level, so it's a cool location for a farm that can grow crops all year round!",
|
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"quests.steam_age.mechanical_saw.title": "Mechanical Saw",
|
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"quests.steam_age.mechanical_saw.subtitle": "Efficient cutting of wood, stone, and your fingers",
|
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"quests.steam_age.mechanical_saw.desc": "Tired of chopping trees? These will do it for you! Place them on a spinning contraption and watch them go. Unfortunately, you'll still have to replant the saplings them yourself until you get access to a Deployer.\n\nA Mechanical Saw can also double as a stonecutter, giving easier access to various forms of masonry. Using it to chop logs into lumber is also more efficient!",
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"quests.steam_age.chute.title": "Early Logistics",
|
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"quests.steam_age.chute.subtitle": "Public infrastructure for your items",
|
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"quests.steam_age.chute.desc": "You now have access to ways to move your items around! Chutes are similar to hoppers and are cheaper, but can only move items downwards. Both of these can also push items from container into Item Pipes.\n\nFunnels are similar but are best paired with Belts instead of Item Pipes.",
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"quests.steam_age.item_pipes.title": "Item Pipes",
|
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"quests.steam_age.item_pipes.subtitle": "Not as cool as Item Conduits",
|
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"quests.steam_age.item_pipes.desc.1": "&3Item Pipes&r are a simple yet effective way to move items around &dinstantly&r, but with throughput limitations.\n\nHigher tier pipes provide ridiculously large throughput - a rare sight in modded Minecraft!\n\nItem Pipes &9do not pull&r, but they will push any item inserted into them to other connected inventories, prioritizing &9the closest inventory&r first.",
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"quests.steam_age.item_pipes.desc.2": "The priority mechanics are &osomewhat complicated&r, so skip ahead if you aren't interested:\n\nA &eDestination&r will have a &dRouting Value&r calculated, which is the sum of all \"Routing Values\" of the individual Pipes to that Destination. Whichever Destination has the &clowest &dRouting Value&r will be the one selected for Insertion.\n\n&3Restrictive Pipes&r typically have the lowest Priority for insertion due to their higher Routing Value.",
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"quests.steam_age.item_pipes.desc.3": "Right now, you can use them in combination with &6Chutes&r and &6Hoppers&r, but you will also be able to use them with Conveyor Modules, Output Buses, and machine Auto-Outputs all in the LV age.\n\n&9Note:&r GT6-style Pipes are &denabled&r. It means that placing Pipes connect them only to the block they were placed against. To open more connections, use your &5Wrench&r on the grid.\n\nGet &eany&r of the suggested Item Pipes to complete this quest.",
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"quests.steam_age.item_pipes.desc.4": "&l&3Lore:&r&o Oooooh, YEAH! Item Pipes were in GregTech 5, and for whatever reason they weren't kept for GTCE, so you had to use other mods to transport items. Who does that!? Jokes aside, we hope you enjoy Item Pipes being back in GregTech!",
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"quests.steam_age.steel_greate.title": "Steel-tier Greate",
|
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"quests.steam_age.steel_greate.subtitle": "Greate so good they made Greate 2",
|
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"quests.steam_age.steel_greate.desc": "Welcome to the next tier of Greate! Steel Shafts and Cogwheels can hold four times as much stress as your old ones. The total stress limit of a kinetic setup is determined by the weakest link, so unfortunately you'll have to replace your old setup if you want to reap the rewards. Some of the old parts can be recycled at least!",
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"quests.steam_age.steel_encased_fan.title": "Encased Fan",
|
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"quests.steam_age.steel_encased_fan.subtitle": "Great for hot days",
|
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"quests.steam_age.steel_encased_fan.desc": "The &3Encased Fan&r is the final step in your first fully automatic ore processing line, so you no longer need to clean your impure dusts by hand. Point the fan at your dusts with a water source between, and they'll be gleaming in no time. As a bonus, it'll give you some extra byproducts too! It might be tricky to move a water source right now, but you can build around an existing part of a river or lake.",
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"quests.steam_age.steel_millstone.title": "Steel Millstone",
|
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"quests.steam_age.steel_millstone.subtitle": "A worthwhile upgrade",
|
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"quests.steam_age.steel_millstone.desc": "With a much higher kinetic capacity, the steel millstone is a worthwhile upgrade over your basic one, letting you spin it much faster for quicker crushing. A good upgrade for all the different new ores you'll be getting soon!\n\nAgain though, it only outputs items in the first slot in JEI.",
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"quests.steam_age.steel_pump.title": "Fluid Handling",
|
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"quests.steam_age.steel_pump.subtitle": "Delicious pipe spaghetti",
|
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"quests.steam_age.steel_pump.desc.1": "With the Steel Age, now you can automate fluids as well as items! The &3Mechanical Pump&r can pull fluids out of pretty much anything, including barrels, crucibles, and even source blocks. You can use it with either Create's or GregTech's fluid pipes, though each behaves a little differently.",
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"quests.steam_age.steel_pump.desc.2": "Create's pipes have no internal fluid capacity, instead transporting fluids directly from source to destination. You can right-click them with a Copper Casing to \"lock\" any connections in place, and right-clicking them with a wrench will open a little window that prevents intersections, so you can run multiple pipes next to each other. Create's pipes also require a mechanical pump to use, and each pump only has a range of 16 blocks, but one pump can pull fluids from multiple sources at once.\nThey also have no temperature limit!",
|
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"quests.steam_age.steel_pump.desc.3": "On the other hand, GregTech's pipes do have their own internal fluid capacity and don't require a pump once fluid is inside them. Like item pipes, their connections can also be fully controlled by sneak right-clicking them with an empty off-hand, and we recommend doing so on all your pipes otherwise the fluid sloshes around.\n\nAre your mechanical pumps and GregTech pipes not connecting? Flip the pump twice (right-click with a wrench) and that should get them working together.",
|
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"quests.steam_age.mold_table.title": "Blast Furnace Automation",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.mold_table.subtitle": "The Electric Blast Furnace is a long way off",
|
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"quests.steam_age.mold_table.desc.1": "You're going to need &3tons&r of steel for a while, so automating your blast furnace is definitely a worthwhile investment. The Mechanical Pump can pull fluids directly out of the blast furnace (much faster than it drips into a crucible) into a Mold Table, and the pump will also let the ingots cool instantly! You can then put a Chute or Hopper directly under the mold table to pull the ingots out of it. From there, you can send the Pig Iron Ingots over to your Helve Hammer.",
|
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"quests.steam_age.mold_table.desc.2": "If you'd like, you can also use a Chute to drop your items into the top of the blast furnace, and a Deployer to automatically work the bellows. Excessive bellow blowing will quickly use up the durability of your Tuyere, though item pipes can push a new one in.\n\nYou could even have a pump pull from both your blast furnace and your crucible, using a Fluid Valve to stop the pump while you're alloying, and turn it back on once you're finished.",
|
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"quests.steam_age.fluid_pipes.title": "Fluid Pipes",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.fluid_pipes.subtitle": "Liquids, gases... we don't discriminate",
|
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"quests.steam_age.fluid_pipes.desc.1": "&bFluid Pipes&r will transport &7Steam&r between machines for you.\n\nEach Pipe has a certain throughput in mB/t, and a &6Temperature Limit&r. This is relevant right now, as Steam will burn Wooden Pipes. Some pipes have &bspecial&r attributes you don't need to worry about for now.\n\nEach material has several sizes for Pipes. The bigger the Pipe, the &ahigher&r the throughput, but the more &dexpensive&r the craft. For example, a normal &6Bronze Fluid Pipe&r transfers 120 mB/t. (It also has a 1,200 mB internal buffer!)\n\nTo start off, we recommend using Wood pipes for cold fluids, and Bronze ones for hot fluids.",
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"quests.steam_age.fluid_pipes.desc.2": "&aReminder:&r 1 second = 20 ticks... assuming the server isn't lagging.\n\n&dNote:&r GT6-style Pipes are enabled. It means that placing Pipes connects them only to the block they were placed against. To open more connections, use your Wrench on the pipe.\n\nYou can also shift-right click with your Wrench to disable input from a side. This can help counteract sloshing (liquids travelling in an undesired direction).",
|
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"quests.steam_age.fluid_drums.title": "Efficient Fluid Storage",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.fluid_drums.subtitle": "I don't think a wooden barrel can hold molten steel",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.fluid_drums.desc.1": "&6TFG&r can quickly get &4overwhelming&r with the plethora of fluids it introduces, so you may be looking for a way to store them.\n\nIntroducing... &aDrums&r! They have large internal buffers, and any &aDrum&r can be broken and picked up and will &dkeep the fluid&r inside. A right-click with a Screwdriver allows a Drum to drain its content into another container placed below it.",
|
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"quests.steam_age.fluid_drums.desc.2": "&l&3Lore:&r&o These drums are actually ported from GregTech 6.",
|
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"quests.steam_age.boilers.title": "Steam Boilers",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.boilers.subtitle": "Portable Steamroom",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.boilers.desc.1": "Steam machines need to be powered! You have three options to generate steam: the &3Solid&r boiler accepts solid fuels like coal and charcoal, the &3Liquid&r boiler accepts liquids like creosote and lava, and the &3Solar&r boiler requires no fuel but only works during the day. The choice is yours, but we recommend the liquid one if you're unsure.\n\nSteam machines all have a vent which needs to stay unblocked in order for them to work properly.",
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"quests.steam_age.boilers.desc.2": "&aWarning:&r Boilers will &bexplode&r if you attempt to put water into them while they are dry and hot. It's best to always have water being pumped into them, but you can always break and place the block to reset its temperature.",
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"quests.steam_age.boilers.tasks": "Any High Pressure Steam Boiler",
|
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"quests.steam_age.steam_bloomery.title": "Steam Bloomery",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.steam_bloomery.subtitle": "The Bloomery's uncle",
|
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"quests.steam_age.steam_bloomery.desc": "You're always going to need a lot of Wrought Iron, so why not automate your Bloomery? The next closest way to automate wrought iron is way off in LV. The Steam Bloomery is a new multiblock that'll automate your old TFC bloomery, and do it faster too! Like with the Coke Oven, you can press the JEI 'Uses' key (defaults to \"U\") to show the multiblock preview tab. Click on individual blocks to see what's valid in each location.",
|
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"quests.steam_age.steam_furnace.title": "Steam Furnace",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.steam_furnace.subtitle": "The Steam Furnace furnaces...",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.steam_furnace.desc": "Want to quickly smelt something into an ingot? The &3Steam Furnace&r does just that! It can turn many ores and dusts quickly into their ingot form, at the expense of not getting any byproducts. While it can also cook food for you, it currently has a bug where the food expiration data isn't copied over correctly, meaning some food may come out rotten. We recommend sticking to Firmalife's Oven for that instead.",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.steam_oven.title": "Steam Oven",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.steam_oven.subtitle": "The Steam Grinder's big brother",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.steam_oven.desc.1": "&o...or little brother. Don't let him know!&r\n\nThe &3Steam Oven&r is a great multiblock option if you need &6effortlessly smelt large quantities of items.&r No more lines of furnaces that you have to manually empty and refuel!\n\nIt effectively behaves as a parallel furnace, smelting up to 8 items at a time for a low cost of Steam.",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.steam_oven.desc.2": "&l&3Lore:&r&o This Multiblock - despite being very similar to its brother, the Steam Grinder - isn't ported from a GregTech version or addon. Its actual progenitor is the Steam Oven from Railcraft, which dates back to 1.4.7!",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.steam_macerator.title": "Steam Macerator",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.steam_macerator.subtitle": "The Steam Macerator macerates...",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.steam_macerator.desc": "This machine does exactly the same thing as the Millstone, so if you already have one of those, there's not much point to building this. Still, one or the other is required for progression at this point. No, this machine doesn't output any of the extra output slots either. You'll have to wait until &6HV&r for that.",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.steam_grinder.title": "Steam Grinder",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.steam_grinder.subtitle": "The Steam Macerator's little sister",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.steam_grinder.desc": "Like the Steam Oven, the &3Steam Grinder&r is an upgraded version of the single-block version that can do multiple items at the same time. Is it worth it? That's totally up to you.",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.rock_crusher.title": "Steam Rock Crusher",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.rock_crusher.subtitle": "The Rock Crusher duplicates blocks... wait what?",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.rock_crusher.desc": "The Rock Crusher is basically a cobblestone generator in a box. It can take any raw stone or cobblestone and generate more of it, at the low cost of just a little steam. This doesn't help at all for progression, but if you're looking to make a lot of bricks, this machine is perfect.",
|
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"quests.steam_age.forge_hammer.title": "Steam Forge Hammer",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.forge_hammer.subtitle": "The Forge Hammer hammers...",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.forge_hammer.desc": "With the creation of this machine, many recipes that once required you to use a hammer can instead be made here!\n\nIt can process &bCobblestone into Gravel&r, and &dGravel into Sand&r - and it's zippy at that to boot.\n\nLast but not least, it makes &aPlates&r at a better ratio: &6three Ingots for two Plates&r. A worthwhile investment!\n\nOn top of all that, the Forge Hammer lets you (slowly) work in-between ingots such as Raw Blooms into Wrought Iron, or Pig Iron into Steel, if you want a more compact version of the Helve Hammer!",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.alloy_smelter.title": "Steam Alloy Smelter",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.alloy_smelter.subtitle": "The Alloy Smelter makes alloys...",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.alloy_smelter.desc": "The &bAlloy Smelter&r is used for, well, alloys. You'll want it for the efficient &6Bronze&r recipe, and for &4Red Alloy&r in the near future.\n\nIt can also weld High Carbon ingots together at a much more efficient rate!\n\nOut of all the &6Steam Age&r machines, this is the most steam-hungry. If you ever find yourself running out of steam, give your machine a &alove-tap&r with &dany Soft Mallet&r to momentarily pause it.",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.compressor.title": "Steam Compressor",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.compressor.subtitle": "The Steam Compressor compresses...",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.compressor.desc": "The &3Steam Compressor&r can turn ingots and gems into blocks, nuggets into ingots, and most importantly, wood pulp into single Planks. You'll see why those are important soon!",
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"quests.steam_age.molding.title": "Molding",
|
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"quests.steam_age.molding.subtitle": "Reduce the amount of malding by molding",
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"quests.steam_age.molding.desc": "In addition to alloying metals together, the Alloy Smelter can also use &3Molds&r to convert materials into different shapes.\n\nYou'll want the listed molds for future alloy smelting. Be sure to make &aMolds&r - don't make &cExtruder Shapes&r, as they're used in a different machine.\n\nYou may also be interested in the Gear molds, but using them to craft gears is more expensive than doing it by hand.",
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"quests.steam_age.red_alloy.title": "Red Alloy",
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"quests.steam_age.red_alloy.subtitle": "A completely fictional alloy",
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"quests.steam_age.red_alloy.desc": "&4Red Alloy&r is an alloy of Copper and Redstone, prized in the GregTech universe for its conductivity. You can craft it either in an Alloy Smelter or in your Crucible, if you'd like.\n\nYou will need some for &9Electron Tubes&r.\n\n&l&3Lore:&r&o This material originally comes from RedPower - what a throwback!",
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"quests.steam_age.extractor.title": "Steam Extractor",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.extractor.subtitle": "The Steam Extractor extracts...",
|
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"quests.steam_age.extractor.desc": "Not many items are made in the &3Extractor&r during the &6Steam Age&r, but it's used to make &9Rubber&r, which you'll need for your first electronics.",
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"quests.steam_age.glass_tube.title": "Glass Tubes",
|
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"quests.steam_age.glass_tube.subtitle": "You'll want a lot of these",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.glass_tube.desc": "While you could make all of these by hand with glassblowing, it's much more time efficient to create them in your Alloy Smelter with the appropriate mold instead. Need a lot of glass dust? You can either glassblow 16 panes at once to macerate them, or use the Rock Crusher and Forge Hammer to get lots of sand, then add a little Flint dust to turn it into glass dust.",
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"quests.steam_age.treated_planks.title": "Treated Planks",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.treated_planks.subtitle": "Also known as Treated Plywood",
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"quests.steam_age.treated_planks.desc": "Hope you've been saving up your creosote, because making these pulped and compressed planks is another use for it.\n\n&l&3Lore:&r&o In earlier versions of TerraFirmaGreg, this was the point when you could actually start Create!",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.electron_tube.title": "Electron Tube",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.electron_tube.subtitle": "Ultra Ultra Low Voltage...?",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.electron_tube.desc": "These may be initally very painful to craft, but you should use your first few on setting up a line of Deployers, to make crafting them significantly cheaper.\n\nBesides Deployers, these are also used for a wide variety of advanced Create machines!",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.rotation_speed_controller.title": "Rotation Speed Controller",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.rotation_speed_controller.subtitle": "No more manual gear ratios!",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.rotation_speed_controller.desc": "The &3Rotation Speed Controller&r can simplify all of your cogwheel spaghetti into a single block, letting you adjust RPM in a simple, compact way. These will be useful later when you have more machines to balance your stress units between!",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.mech_crafter.title": "Mechanical Crafter",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.mech_crafter.subtitle": "For those extra large crafting recipes",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.mech_crafter.desc": "Don't worry, these are entirely optional, but they are used for a couple one-time crafts that you may find very useful, outside of the two listed here.",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.crushing_wheel.title": "Crushing Wheels",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.crushing_wheel.subtitle": "The Millstone's cousin's wife's boyfriend",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.crushing_wheel.desc": "These do exactly the same thing as the other crushing-related machines earlier in the chapter, but faster and in bulk. They're pretty equivalent to the Steam Grinder.",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.centrifuge.title": "Mechanical Centrifuge",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.centrifuge.subtitle": "A World Revolving",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.centrifuge.desc": "Ore processing will always be an important part of this modpack, and this machine is another (optional) part of that. By following a different route of ore processing steps (check the Ore Processing Diagram tab in JEI), you can use this centrifuge to get some bonus byproducts out of your ores! The next upgrade to your ores won't be until the LV Thermal Centrifuge, so whether or not this is a worthwhile investment is up to you.",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.steam_engine.title": "Steam Engine",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.steam_engine.subtitle": "Time for some real steam power",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.steam_engine.desc": "Water wheels and windmills not cutting it any more? It wouldn't be a steam age without a proper steam engine! Each steam engine can output a whole 512 SU, giving you much more power to play with.\n\nBlaze Burners can be crafted without leaving your house, and you can use a Mechanical Arm to automatically feed them solid fuel, or liquid fuel in a bucket. Coal Gems and Coke can also be used to superheat them.",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.deployers.title": "Deployers",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.deployers.subtitle": "Primitive Assembly Line",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.deployers.desc": "While you could use a single deployer for the rest your time in this chapter, we &3really&r don't recommend it. Setting up a line of deployers along a belt will save heaps of time and sanity, and it's not like you'll be wasting materials either, because you can always reuse them to upgrade your tree farm later.\n\nThese will also make electron tubes significantly cheaper!",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.trains.title": "Trains",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.trains.subtitle": "Waypoints wishes it was as cool as these",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.trains.desc": "Trains are a fantastic option when it comes to any sort of long distance transportation, whether that's players, items, or fluids! They can also safely travel through unloaded chunks. There won't be any sort of player teleportation for a very long time, so if you'd like to set up a continent-spanning rail network, you don't have to worry about it getting outdated.",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.wood_plank.title": "Wood Planks",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.wood_plank.subtitle": "Untreated Plywood...?",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.wood_plank.desc": "These are the same as the Treated Planks adjacent to this quest, except you can use any wood instead of having to dunk them in creosote first.",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.organization.title": "Staying Organized",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.organization.subtitle": "You're already in the first circle of microcrafting hell",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.organization.desc": "Struggling to keep up with all the recipes and items you need? Here's a couple options which may help:\n\n&3Clipboard&r: This handy item is a portable to-do list, letting you check off items as you like.\n\n&3Crafting Blueprint&r: Keeps track of frequent recipes, letting you craft batches without having to find the recipe in JEI.\n\n&3JEI's Bookmarks&r: You can press the \"Add/Remove Bookmark\" key (default \"A\") when hovering over an item in JEI to bookmark it. You can also bookmark whole recipes by pressing this key on the output!",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.resin_boards.title": "Resin-Coated Boards",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.resin_boards.subtitle": "I guess you could say we're... bored of LaTeX?",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.resin_boards.desc": "Did you know you can automate latex production through mechanical pumps? Now you do!",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.circuit_boards.title": "Electronics #2: Circuit Boards",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.circuit_boards.subtitle": "The easier component for circuits",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.circuit_boards.desc": "Combine those Resin Circuit Boards with some Copper Wires and you've got the base for your first &aCircuit&r!",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.vacuum_chamber.title": "Vacuum Chamber",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.vacuum_chamber.subtitle": "Putting the Vacuum in Vacuum Tubes",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.vacuum_chamber.desc": "This machine is the final step in making your first Vacuum Tubes. Place it above a Basin and give it some power, and make sure the machine is set to Vacuumizing mode.\n\nAs a bonus, this machine can also weld ingots and plates for you, and liquefy glue and rubber, while being heated by either a Charcoal Forge or a Blaze Burner.",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.vacuum_tubes.title": "Electronics #3: Vacuum Tubes",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.vacuum_tubes.subtitle": "The harder component for circuits",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.vacuum_tubes.desc": "Crafting Vacuum Tubes might make you question your existence. They're very expensive right now, but they'll get cheaper in a moment - that's the general GregTech philosophy!\n\nVacuum Tubes are also technically your first Ultra Low Voltage (&8ULV&r) Circuit! Congratulations! From here you can either jump right into crafting LV Circuits, or spend some more time in Steam Age, making some other machines out of the Vacuum Tubes you just crafted.",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.resistors.title": "Electronics #1: Resistors",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.resistors.subtitle": "The more... resistant... component for circuits",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.resistors.desc": "Resistors are components that will be used to make your first Circuit.\n\nIt wouldn't be unwise to prioritise the recipes that use &aFine Wires&r, as they'll save you more materials in the long run.\n\nWires may be expensive right now, but they'll get a lot cheaper if you make the &3Coiling Machine&r down below or the &3Wiremill&r in &7LV&r.",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.coiling_machine.title": "Coiling Machine",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.coiling_machine.subtitle": "An LV Wiremill strapped to half of the LV Bender!",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.coiling_machine.desc": "The &3Coiling Machine&r is similar to a LV Wiremill, though it lacks the option to directly output different wire sizes. Still, this is a very worthwhile invesment to make your wires significantly cheaper.\n\nThis machine can also make cheaper springs, too!",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.curving_press.title": "Curving Press",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.curving_press.subtitle": "Just as niche as the LV Extruder",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.curving_press.desc": "The &3Curving Press&r can do all the same recipes as an LV Extruder. Unfortunately, neither can do very much, as the extruder is only useful once you get to MV. Still, if you find yourself wanting to craft a lot of tool heads in bulk, this machine can do it for you.",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.vibrating_table.title": "Vibrating Table",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.vibrating_table.subtitle": "Identical to the LV Sifter",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.vibrating_table.desc": "The &3Vibrating Table&r can process gem ores (including coal) in a different way, yielding much more output than anything else you have access to right now. As a bonus, it can also process any gravel ore deposits you may still have. No more sluicing!",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.lathe.title": "Lathe",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.lathe.subtitle": "You're not gonna believe which LV machine this is the same as",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.lathe.desc": "The &3Lathe&r can automatically turn a single ingot into two rods, and single bolts into screws. If you're making a lot of those, and you will be, this machine will be a good investment.",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.steel_saw.title": "Steel Mechanical Saw",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.steel_saw.subtitle": "A stonecutter and LV Cutter in one!",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.steel_saw.desc": "It's an upgrade to your Basic Mechanical Saw that can also process some metal recipes, like turning rods into four bolts, and cutting blocks into plates. These recipes will all require a fluid to work, but you can just use water for now.",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.rolling_mill.title": "Rolling Mill",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.rolling_mill.subtitle": "The other half of the LV Bender",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.rolling_mill.desc.1": "Of all the steam age machines you could make, the &3Rolling Mill&r is one of the best, for the simple reason that it makes single plates out of single ingots. It can also make thin sheets cheaper than by hand, as a bonus!",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.rolling_mill.desc.2": "&l&3Lore:&r &oThis machine existed in older versions of TFG, but it made rods instead of plates, and your best plate-making option before the LV bender had a 20% chance of failure!&r",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.steel_mixer.title": "Steel Mechanical Mixer",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.steel_mixer.subtitle": "An earlier LV Mixer",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.steel_mixer.desc": "The &3Steel Mechanical Mixer&r is the other best steam age machine you can make -- it can mix together your colored steel dusts at a much more efficient rate than the Crucible! It can do a large number of other recipes too, including some that involve gases... don't think about it too much.\n\nYou can use either a Charcoal Forge or a Blaze Burner for the recipes that require heating, and a Mechanical Arm can automatically refuel either.",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.potin.title": "Potin Seller...",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.potin.subtitle": "...I'm going into battle, and I need only your finest Potin.",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.potin.desc.1": "&dPotin Fluid Pipes&r have a &avery high throughput&r for the material tier and cost. You may want to look into making some of these to aid with fluid logistics.\n\nTo get &dPotin&r, you should start by crafting its &eDust&r form.\n\nThis quest calls for either the small or normal pipe. Get either size to complete it.",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.potin.desc.2": "&l&3Lore:&r&o &dPotin Fluid Pipes&r were originally created in &9GT++&r, and were a huge power spike for players in a little pack called &4GT:NH&r. We wanted to spread some of that joy.\n\nIn the real world, &dPotin&r is an alloy used in coins, not pipes. GTCEu just gets more unrealistic by the day...",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.miner.title": "Automatic Mining",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.miner.subtitle": "The end of the cave-in age",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.miner.desc.1": "You now have access to two options to automatically mine your ores! Both of these are very slow, though, so it's a good idea to set them up, chunkload them, then go do something else instead of sitting and waiting.\n\nThe Mechanical Drill will require a contraption to dig down, breaking all stone along the way. You can also attach it to the front of a train or minecart to dig tunnels if you'd like.",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.miner.desc.2": "The Steam Miner, on the other hand, only breaks ore blocks and replaces them with cobblestone, leaving the rest of the ground intact. It can mine ores in a (small) radius, meaning it has to be moved less often than the mechanical one, but it's also a lot slower.",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.paper.title": "Paper",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.paper.subtitle": "Not from sugarcane",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.paper.desc": "If you haven't made any yet, there's three different ways to get paper without electricity.\n\n1) Craft vellum out of a hide, pumice, and an egg.\n\n2) Weave together papyrus.\n\n3) Craft it out of hardwood through a lengthy process.\n\nYou can later turn wood pulp directly into paper with an LV Chemical Bath.",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.lv_circuit.title": "Your first circuit!",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.lv_circuit.subtitle": "The dawn of a new age",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.lv_circuit.desc": "The recipe for these may look intimidating at first, but if you've spent an appropriate amount of time in the Steam Age, everything should be easily automatable. You'll be making a lot of these for a while, but your next few electic machines will help make them even cheaper until you get your hands on a Circuit Assembler late into LV.",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.what_next.title": "What Next?",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.what_next.subtitle": "Y'know, besides \"more GregTech\"",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.what_next.desc": "If you rushed straight here, we suggest machines like the LV Bender, Wiremill, or Mixer first.\nOtherwise, if you made the kinetic machines below, we suggest the Assembler, Arc Furnace, Chemical Reactor, or Polarizer.",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.alternator.title": "Alternators",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.alternator.subtitle": "Turning stress into power",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.alternator.desc.1": "If you've got a big steam age set up, you probably don't want to immediately scrap it all just to go back to some boilers and LV Steam Turbines. Instead, the &3Alternator&r will convert the SU from your steam engines into electricity. Each steam engine + alternator should give you 1A of LV! Unfortunately, alternators convert stress into a different electricity system than the one GregTech uses, so you'll need an Energy Converter to turn it into usable LV energy.",
|
||
"quests.steam_age.alternator.desc.2": "An example of a steam engine producing 8 amps of LV!\n",
|
||
"quests.stone_age": "Stone Age",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.subtitle": "Humble Beginnings",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.foods.title": "Hungry?",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.foods.subtitle": "Where's my easy food?",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.foods.desc": "In TerraFirmaGreg, the world is a harsh place, and one of the most important aspects of survival is being able to obtain food. Most food by itself yields little nutritional value, while others can be deadly if not cooked. Your hunger is represented by the green bar next to your health.\n\nBegin by obtaining any form of food.",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.nutrition.title": "Mechanic: Nutrition",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.nutrition.subtitle": "What do you mean I can't just eat steak?",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.nutrition.desc": "Each basic food in TerraFirmaGreg contains a nutritional value, and these nutrients are split into 5 different categories: &lGrain&r, &lFruits&r, &lVegetables&r, &lProtein&r and &lDairy&r.\n\nWhile you could eat only one kind of raw nutrient such as Protein, your overall health will be diminished, while keeping a balanced diet allows you to have much higher max health. Each 100 HP corresponds to one heart.\n\nLook at the field guide's section on \"Food and Water\" for full details.",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.cook_meat.title": "Basic Cooking",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.cook_meat.subtitle": "You don't want to die from eating raw meat, do you?",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.cook_meat.desc": "Cooking raw meat is an important step for getting protein - not only will it increase the overall shelf life of the meat, but it'll unlock even more nutrients for your demanding body.\n\nThe simplest way to cook meat is by using a Fire Pit. Look at the quest below this one to learn how to make one.",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.soup_time.title": "Soups",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.soup_time.subtitle": "Which store where you in?",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.soup_time.desc": "By crafting a pot and some bowls out of clay, you'll be able to create soups!\n\nSoups are one of the first and easiest ways to create more complex meals. Unlike eating plain ingredients, these contain much more saturation and let you consume multiple nutrients at once!",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.meals.title": "Meals",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.meals.subtitle": "GET IN MAH BELLEH!",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.meals.desc": "These are just some of the basic meals you can create. Soups, salads, and sandwiches are your go-tos for easy high saturation combined meals, while pizzas are the only food that can contain every type of nutrient at once.",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.meals.tasks.1": "Any regular Sandwich",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.meals.tasks.2": "Any regular Jam Sandwich",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.garlic_bread.title": "Garlic Bread...?",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.garlic_bread.subtitle": "Are you fending off a vampire or something?",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.garlic_bread.desc": "ProTip: The quest task accepts ANY garlic bread, it doesnt need to be fresh.",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.garlic_bread.task": "1024 slices of Garlic Bread",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.find_potable_water.title": "Thirsty?",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.find_potable_water.subtitle": "Remember to drink water!",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.find_potable_water.desc": "Thirst is represented by the blue bar above your hunger. You can and will die of dehydration if you dont keep your thirst meter filled! The easiest way to have a drink is by drinking from natural ponds in the wild, by right-clicking on them with an empty hand.\nTo complete this quest, you need to drink a Potable source of water, can be regular or river water. You may need to drink multiple times so the quest completes properly\n\nYou don't have to worry about purifying water here, though Salt Water will just make you more thirsty.",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.find_potable_water.task": "Drink from a Water Source with your Hand. (Not Salty or Hot)",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.hydration.title": "Mechanic: Hydration",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.hydration.subtitle": "Yet another bar to keep full...",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.hydration.desc": "Water is an important resource, not just for staying hydrated! Setting up a base near a fresh lake or river is recommended, so you have easy access to the stuff. Other items can quench your thirst, such as certain types of food or drinks.\n\nWater won't always be available when you go exploring, however, so here are some ways to carry drinks around with you. Drinking consumes 100mB from the container.",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.leather_flask.title": "Leather Flask",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.leather_flask.subtitle": "Old Faithful",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.leather_flask.desc": "A Leather Flask is probably the second easiest portable water solution right after a Ceramic Jug. It can hold 500mb, or enough for five drinks.\n\nThe leather flask takes damage as it's used, but when broken, it can be repaired if you have leather at hand. Bladders can be obtained from larger wild animals.",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.iron_flask.title": "Iron Flask",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.iron_flask.subtitle": "Now this will be useful for a long while",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.iron_flask.desc": "The Iron Flask is an upgrade to the Leather Flask. It has much more durability than the Leather Flask and can hold enough fluid for 20 drinks.",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.water_bucket.title": "Water Bucket",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.water_bucket.subtitle": "Not as easy to get as you think",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.water_bucket.desc": "Carrying around a water source is an easy way to never run out, but is a bit cumbersome.\n\nUnfortunately, Wooden Buckets cannot be used to drink water, as they do not move source blocks, so trying to place it in the world will only create a very small puddle.",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.glass_bottles.title": "Glass Bottles",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.glass_bottles.subtitle": "Not as cool as a leather flask",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.glass_bottles.desc": "Glass bottles are just as effective as a Leather Flask, containing 500mb of water. However, blowing glass bottles won't be possible until later, once you have the ability to shape Brass.",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.water_jug.title": "Ceramic Jug",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.water_jug.subtitle": "Relatively easy water",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.water_jug.desc": "A Ceramic Jug is the earliest liquid container you can craft, but it can only hold 100mb, so you'll need to refill it after every drink.\n\nThe Jug is relatively fragile and has a random chance to break when you drink from it!",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.temperature.title": "Weather",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.temperature.subtitle": "The weather for today? Pain.",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.temperature.desc": "A new world starts in early summer, with each month lasting 8 days. Seasons will change, and with it comes in a change in temperature that will affect crops, fruit trees, bushes... and you!\n\nBody temperature is something you need to control and keep at a steady level. The small triangle between your health and hunger shows your current temperature and which way it's trending. Hold Sneak to see the exact numbers -- the left number is how wet you are, and the right number is temperature.",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.temperature.task": "Exist",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.insulation.title": "Mechanic: Body Temperature",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.insulation.subtitle": "Careful with Hypo- and Hyper-thermia.",
|
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"quests.stone_age.insulation.desc": "Many things in the world will affect your body temperature, from direct sunlight, to being wet, to standing near fire. You must keep your temperature between 0 and 30°C or risk taking damage, indicated by a colored visual effect.\n\nThere are many ways you can reduce the effect of ambient temperature and keep your body at a stable level, and wearing &lClothes&r is one of the most effective. You can wear clothes both in your normal equipment slots or in your curios slots.",
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"quests.stone_age.primitive_insulation.title": "Primitive Insulation",
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"quests.stone_age.primitive_insulation.subtitle": "Caveman Chic",
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"quests.stone_age.primitive_insulation.desc": "Naked and freezing? This is the easiest clothing you can craft, and though it has very low durability, it should last until you get something better.",
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"quests.stone_age.furs.title": "Predator Hides",
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"quests.stone_age.furs.subtitle": "Hardcore Fursuiting",
|
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"quests.stone_age.furs.desc": "Large predatory animals drop their furs instead of normal hides, which you can either craft into insulating clothing, or scrape to get a normal hide to then turn into leather as normal.",
|
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"quests.stone_age.wool_clothes.title": "Wool Clothes",
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"quests.stone_age.wool_clothes.subtitle": "For the bitter cold",
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"quests.stone_age.wool_clothes.desc": "Wool Clothes are perfect for cold climates and harsh winters. A full set of Wool Clothes is ideal to survive most winters.\n\nYou'll have to befriend (or kill) some wool producing mammal, such as a Sheep, Alpaca or Musk Ox. The Field Guide's section on Fauna lists where to find every different animal, and the Animal Husbandry section explains how to shear them.",
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"quests.stone_age.insulated_leather_clothes.title": "Insulated Leather Clothes",
|
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"quests.stone_age.insulated_leather_clothes.subtitle": "When it's getting chilly outside",
|
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"quests.stone_age.insulated_leather_clothes.desc": "Insulated Leather Clothes are easier to make than a full set of Wool Clothes, but provide less insulation and warmth. They're still very effective for living in more temperate regions.\n\nYou'll need to kill animals to obtain their hide, and also befriend (or kill) some wool producing mammal to craft wool string, such as a Sheep, Alpaca or Musk Ox. The Field Guide's section on Fauna lists where to find every different animal, and the Animal Husbandry section explains how to shear them.",
|
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"quests.stone_age.burlap_clothes.title": "Burlap Clothes",
|
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"quests.stone_age.burlap_clothes.subtitle": "For when the heat is getting to you",
|
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"quests.stone_age.burlap_clothes.desc": "Burlap is made out of Jute Fiber. Jute can grow in most warmer climates as long as its temperature and hydration needs are met.\n\nBurlap Clothes are great for hot summers or certain other hot environments, but we'll talk about that later.",
|
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"quests.stone_age.silk_clothes.title": "Silk Clothes",
|
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"quests.stone_age.silk_clothes.subtitle": "No Silkworms, sorry!",
|
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"quests.stone_age.silk_clothes.desc": "Silk is made out of Spider String, which can be difficult to get large amounts of without venturing somewhere especially deep.\n\nSilk Clothes are excellent for incredibly hot environments, such as Deserts or the lower portions of The Beneath.",
|
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"quests.stone_age.clothes.title": "Clothing",
|
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"quests.stone_age.clothes.subtitle": "Fancy!",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.clothes.desc": "Wearing clothes are an easy way to handle extreme temperatures. Warm clothes such as Wool or Insulated Leather are great for cold environments, while Silk or Burlap are great for warm environments.",
|
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"quests.stone_age.find_rock.title": "Find some Rocks",
|
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"quests.stone_age.find_rock.subtitle": "Grug smash rock",
|
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"quests.stone_age.find_rock.desc": "As you begin your journey, the first thing you'll notice is a completely changed world. You can no longer break trees with your fists, but fret not, for any caveman is not a real caveman without his stone tools!\n\nInstead of crafting a wooden pickaxe, you can just pick up rocks from the ground. Begin by collecting at least 4 rocks. You can collect rocks by breaking or right-clicking them with an empty hand.",
|
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"quests.stone_age.rock_knapping.title": "Knapping",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.rock_knapping.subtitle": "Just like the olden days of the Paleolithic",
|
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"quests.stone_age.rock_knapping.desc": "Rocks can be \"Knapped\", which is the process of shaping a basic material into a usable form by smacking them together. Rock Knapping requires at least two rocks, and by holding them and right-clicking the air, you'll open the Knapping interface. You can then \"chip off\" one of your rocks to create a stone tool head. All the shapes for different tools can be found in EMI and the Field Guide.\n\nThe two most important tools for the beginning of your journey are a Stone Knife and a Stone Axe, so try knapping those tool heads.",
|
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"quests.stone_age.find_stick.title": "Find some Sticks",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.find_stick.subtitle": "You gotta handle that tool somehow",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.find_stick.desc": "Another abundant item on the ground are sticks, which have many uses! They can create tools, torches, firestarters and more.\n\nTo avoid having your inventory get clogged with different types of sticks, you can craft them into 'regular' sticks to stack them together. Later, you can bundle nine sticks into a Bunch, and the Bunch into a Bundle, which can then be used as a substitute for logs.",
|
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"quests.stone_age.first_stone_tools.title": "Your first tools",
|
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"quests.stone_age.first_stone_tools.subtitle": "Now you're a smart monkey",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.first_stone_tools.desc": "By Knapping your rocks into usable shapes, you can then combine them with a Stick to create your very first basic tools. You've officially entered the Stone Age!\n\nStone are enough for basic survival, but eventually you'll want to create metal tools for much better speed, durability, and tool options. The next two quests will help you collect the items you'll need.",
|
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"quests.stone_age.stone_tools.title": "Stone Tools",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.stone_tools.subtitle": "Turns out hitting stones together is quite useful",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.stone_tools.desc": "While stone is a relatively simple and primitive material, they're what you're stuck with until you learn how to work with metals. Some other useful tools include the Javelin, which can be thrown like a vanilla Trident, and the Hoe, which allows you to farm.",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.gather_straw.title": "Gather Straw",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.gather_straw.subtitle": "You can also use a Hoe if you want",
|
||
"quests.stone_Age.gather_straw.desc": "Most grasses you find in the overworld can be harvested for Straw, when broken with a Knife or Hoe. Straw has a number of uses for crafting, but you'll want at least 8 to create a Pit Kiln.\n\nStraw can also be used to create a Straw Hat for some basic sun protection, or Thatch, which can be used as a relatively simple building block with no collision.",
|
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"quests.stone_age.gather_logs.title": "Gather Logs",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.gather_logs.subtitle": "Timber!",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.gather_logs.desc": "With your new Stone Axe, you'll be able to chop down trees. Breaking the base of a tree causes the entire tree to fall down, resulting in logs, sticks, and saplings.\n\nGather at least 10 logs -- 8 of these will be used for a Pit Kiln while the other two will be used for a Fire Pit.",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.firepit.title": "Fire Pit",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.firepit.subtitle": "Night time is coming",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.firepit.desc.1": "Now that you have some logs, its time to build your first Fire Pit! While monsters do not spawn on the surface at night, nocturnal predators will be awake and prowling around.\n\nYou'll first need to create a Firestarter, a tool that allows you to start fires.",
|
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"quests.stone_age.firepit.desc.2": "To create your Fire Pit, throw at least one Log and up to 3 Sticks into the ground, then light the below block on fire by right-clicking-and-holding with your Firestarter. You can also add some Straw to make it easier.\n\nThe Firepit is not only a source of light and heat, but can be used to light torches and cook raw meat as well. You can keep your firepit lit by interacting with it and adding logs to the UI. If the fire dies out, simply add more logs and light it again with your Firestarter",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.find_clay.title": "Clay Sources",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.find_clay.subtitle": "You'll need a lot of this",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.find_clay.desc": "Clay is an essential part of stone age tech! Similar to knapping rocks, clay can be molded into different shapes and then fired in a Pit Kiln to create a wide variety of items. Stone Tools and Clay Ceramics will be the backbone of your survival until you learn how to work with Metals.\n\nClay is found in blobs in the ground, usually covered by grass. However, certain types of plants, known as \"Clay Indicators\" grow exclusively on clay. Check the Field Guide for what kind of indicators could grow in your climate.",
|
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"quests.stone_age.clay.title": "Clay",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.clay.subtitle": "It's Clay!",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.clay.desc": "Gather at least 25 pieces of Clay. You'll need to make at least 5 different items to progress (see the next quests). Once you mold the clay, put them in a Pit Kiln to bake the clay into Ceramic. You can mold clay the same way to knap stone, though it takes 5 clay per item and the clay won't be lost if you misclick.",
|
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"quests.stone_age.pit_kiln.title": "Pit Kiln",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.pit_kiln.subtitle": "Things are heating up now",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.pit_kiln.desc": "The Pit Kiln is an early game method of heating items up. We'll use it to both fire our clay items, and most importantly, melt very basic ores and create our first metal tool, a Saw.\n\nTo create a pit kiln you'll need eight pieces of Straw, eight logs, something you want to heat up, and a Firestarter. Read the Field Guide's Pit Kilns section on how to create it - it's not the same as a Fire Pit!",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.clay_products.title": "Clay Products",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.clay_products.subtitle": "I told you Clay was versatile.",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.clay_products.desc": "These are all the products you can make out of Clay. The Molds are used for metal working, the Vessels are used to hold items, and the others have uses explained in the Field Guide. Think you can knap them all?",
|
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"quests.stone_age.make_jug.title": "Ceramic Jug",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.make_jug.subtitle": "Early Game fluid Container",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.make_jug.desc": "A Jug is the easiest to create fluid container, but it can only hold 100mB. You can also drink from it, and blow on it to make noises!",
|
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"quests.stone_age.make_saw_mold.title": "Saw Mold",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.make_saw_mold.subtitle": "Time for your first metal tool",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.make_saw_mold.desc": "The first mold you should make out of clay is the Saw Mold. With it and some small amount of metal you can create a Saw. The Saw is an important tool, as it's required to create &lLumber&r, and with it, you'll be able to create your first &l&oWorkbench.&r",
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"quests.stone_age.make_vessel.title": "Vessel",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.make_vessel.subtitle": "Useful small jars.",
|
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"quests.stone_age.make_vessel.desc": "The Vessel can be used like a Bundle, to carry around several items in one slot, but more importantly, it's your first tool to begin working with Metals.\n\nBy interacting with the Vessel, you will open up its small inventory, where you can place ores. The Vessel's tooltip can also tell you what your ores will melt into, which is especially useful when crafting alloys!\n\nPlacing the Vessel in a Pit Kiln and heating it up allows you to &lmelt&r the metal inside.\n\nIf you're feeling adventurous, you can mix different metal types to create Alloys. Alloys require specific percentage mixtures of metals. While Copper is great immediatly, you could make your very first metal tools with Bronze instead.",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.native_ores.title": "Pebbles with ore?",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.native_ores.subtitle": "Your first metal is already available if you look for it.",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.native_ores.desc.1": "Ore veins generate differently than what you might be used to - you can't just wander into a random cave, instead you'll need to find \"Indicators\" on the surface. These can look like small rocks, dust piles, or even small crystal buds.\n\nCan't find anything that melts into Copper? Try looking for a another stone type -- different ores spawn in different rock types. Check the TFG Ores category of your Field Guide for a full list.",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.native_ores.desc.2": "Why are they called Indicators? This means that directly below, there is a big, HUGE vein with the same ore that you found on the surface. You don't have a pickaxe yet, so take note of the place where you found the Ore! It'll be very useful later on.\n\nEach one is worth about as much as a nugget, so collect as many as you can, but make sure you make a note of where you found them!",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.first_saw.title": "Metallic Saw",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.first_saw.subtitle": "Time for your first metal tool",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.first_saw.desc.1": "To begin making your Saw, add at least 144mb of ore of your desired metal to a Vessel. Afterwards, place the Vessel in a Pit Kiln and light it on fire.\n\nOnce the Pit Kiln burns out, quickly pick up your vessel while it's still hot, while holding some Wooden Tongs in your offhand, and interact with it to open the Pouring interface. Simply place the Saw Mold in the Pouring Interface's slot and watch it fill with your very first Saw Head. Afterwards, combine your Saw Head with a Stick and you'll create your Saw!",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.first_saw.desc.2": "While the easiest metal to work with is Copper, you can try your hand at the process of alloying. This quest's tasks will accept either an item made out of Copper, or a Bronze Alloy.\n\n&lBismuth Bronze&r: Copper, Bismuth and Zinc. The weakest of the bronzes, but can be the easiest to make.\n\n&lBronze&r: Copper and Tin. It's the most average of the bronzes.\n\n&lBlack Bronze&r: Copper, Gold, and Silver: The best bronze in the early game, but it's considerably more expensive.",
|
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"quests.stone_age.first_saw.tasks.1": "A Copper or Bronze Saw Head.",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.first_saw.tasks.2": "A Copper or Bronze Saw.",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.craft_lumber.title": "Time for the Workbench",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.craft_lumber.subtitle": "3x3 crafting is within your grasp",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.craft_lumber.desc": "Combine your new Saw with a Log in your crafting grid to create Lumber. 4 Lumber can then be crafted into Planks...\n\n and once you have 4 planks, its time to make your very first Workbench.",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.workbench.title": "Workbench",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.workbench.subtitle": "This... is a Crafting Table",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.workbench.desc": "Congratulations! With your Workbench you've officially entered the Peak of the Stone Age. With it you'll be able to craft a multitude of new things with the items you've gathered so far.\n\nNow comes your main goal of the Primtive Age: proper metalworking with the Copper Anvil.\n\nSidenote: While you could gather enough materials to make 14 ingots of bronze right now, you won't be able to turn them into a bronze anvil without crafting the copper one first, sorry! At least anvils are recyclable, so you won't waste anything.",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.inventory.title": "Early Storage Options",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.inventory.subtitle": "Time to stop carrying all your junk in vessels",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.inventory.desc": "In the early game, you have 4 simple storage solutions available:\n\n&lChest&r: Chests are cheap and easy to craft, but only have 18 Slots and can't hold anything Large or bigger.\n\n&lCrate&r: Crates are single block inventories, the cheapest of which has 27 slots, but are more expensive to craft.\n\n&lSupply Cart&r: A Supply Cart has a huge size of 54 Slots and can be carried around with you, but takes up lots of space.\n\n&lLarge Vessels&r:The cheapest to craft, only requiring clay, and are ideal for food preservation. Available in a wide variety of colors too!",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.portable_storage.title": "Portable Storage?",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.portable_storage.subtitle": "Because getting your inventory filled with junk sucks",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.portable_storage.desc": "In the &lTerraFirmaGreg Tips&r chapter, there's a section that covers all your different options for Portable Storage, for expanding the number of items you can carry with you as you travel the world. In case you struggle finding the quests, they're the ones on the rightmost spoke of the tree.",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.barrels.title": "Barrels",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.barrels.subtitle": "Stephano?",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.barrels.desc": "Unlike their vanilla counterparts, Barrels here are used as Liquid Storage. Barrels are capable of storing a total of 10 Buckets of fluid, allowing for relatively simple storage of fluids.\n\nYou can also combine these fluids with other items, to create things like Leather, Glue, Mortar and more.",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.leather.title": "Leather",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.leather.subtitle": "Because of course everything has to be more complicated",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.leather.desc": "When killed, wild animals will drop raw hides. Hide cannot be used as leather directly and instead must be worked and processed first.\n\nLeather, just like Clay and Stone, can be Knapped. Knapping leather allows you to create things such as Leather Armor, Flasks, and so on.\nIf you dont want to kill animals for their leather, and live in a tropical area, you can work Pineapple into Pineapple Leather instead, which is a Leather Substitute.",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.leather_armor.title": "Leather Armor",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.leather_armor.subtitle": "Very basic protection",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.leather_armor.desc": "Leather Armor, just like its minecraft counterpart, is used as a very basic set of armor. It may not do much, but it'll protect you somewhat from the elements and provides OK resistances to Slashing damage.",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.mining_prep.title": "Mining Preparations",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.mining_prep.subtitle": "Hope you remember where you found those ore indicators!",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.mining_prep.desc.1": "Progressing beyond the stone age will require a lot of metal, and just picking up small ores on the surface won't be enough. You'll have to dig down and begin mining.\nAssuming you &odid&r mark the place where you found your copper, find the rough middle of where the indicators were and start digging! It might be pretty deep, but you'll eventually strike it rich. The next page has some equipment you'll want to bring along for your first mining trip!",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.mining_prep.desc.2": "&lPickaxe&r: Pretty obvious what this does, you'll need a way to break the stone and harvest the ore. Hammers will not work!\n\n&lLadders and Torches&r:You'll need some way to climb back up out of the hole and see what you're doing!\n\n&lSupport Beams and Planks&r: Mining in TFG is much more dangerous - not only do monsters spawn underground, but carelessly digging around can cause a cave-in! The quest above this one goes over how to mitigate dangers while mining.\n\nNow go and dig your hole, diggy diggy hole!",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.hazards.title": "Mining Hazards",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.hazards.subtitle": "Thought the surface was difficult? Think again.",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.hazards.desc.1": "Besides the monsters, the biggest challenge when mining is dealing with cave-ins. If a Raw stone or ore block has air below it, it's considered 'unsupported' and has a chance to start a cave-in every time a nearby block is mined. Cave roofs are covered with Hardened stone, which won't cause a collapse. To mitigate this, the safest thing you can do is just mine the floor, but if you want to safely mine anything else you'll have to learn how to use support beams! These are crafted with logs and a saw.",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.hazards.desc.2": "The Field Guide has more details and diagrams about how exactly support beams work, but the short version is you'll want to place them down like this within four blocks of each other. Only the top vertical beams will actually support anything, and they have a small radius.",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.copper_for_anvil.title": "Copper for the Anvil",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.copper_for_anvil.subtitle": "You better get used to getting 14 ingots of something.",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.copper_for_anvil.desc": "Anvils aren't cheap! Each anvil will require 14 ingots, which are then welded into 7 double ingots.\n\nYou might want to start mining at this point if you haven't already, gathering 126 pieces of small copper is difficult.",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.get_raw_rock.title": "Raw Rock",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.get_raw_rock.subtitle": "No, it isn't just \"Stone\"",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.get_raw_rock.desc": "To create your Copper Anvil you'll need both a basic Stone Anvil and a Charcoal Forge. To make a Stone Anvil, you will need a block of Raw Igneous rock.\n\nTo obtain Raw Rock you can carefully break the blocks &laround&r the Raw Rock you want to mine. Once all 6 sides of the Raw Rock are exposed to air, it'll pop off into its Item form. Lastly, right-click a block of raw igneous rock to turn it into your Stone Anvil.",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.create_forge.title": "The Forge",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.create_forge.subtitle": "The Fabric doesnt exist by the way.",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.create_forge.desc": "The Forge is a state-of-the-art crafting station used to heat materials to high temperatures. The time it takes to heat things in the forge is considerably faster than the Pit Kiln, and is much easier to control too.\n\nTo make the forge you'll require at least 7 charcoal, and 5 rock-like blocks, such as raw rock or cobblestone.\nThe Forge does not use Logs, instead it uses Charcoal, Coal or Coke.\n\nCheck the field guide for walkthroughs on how to make a Charcoal Pit and a Charcoal Forge.",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.rock_anvil.title": "Rock Anvil",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.rock_anvil.subtitle": "This won't last long",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.rock_anvil.desc": "Anvils are the foundation of all early game metal working. To create a proper metal anvil, you'll need to weld ingots using the previous tier of Anvil. Since Copper is the first tier, you have to use a Rock Anvil to weld them. You can create a Stone Anvil by right-clicking a block of raw igneous rock with a hammer. Welding ingots is the only thing it can do, unfortunately - you'll need the metal's proper anvil to shape them into anything else.",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.quern.title": "Quern and Handstone",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.quern.subtitle": "Your first step into ore processing",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.quern.desc": "The Quern and Handstone are two big rocks grinding against each other to break down materials. The bottom piece is called a Quern while the top piece is called a Handstone. The Quern can be used to grind down your raw ores into crushed ores, yielding slightly higher mB count when smelted.\n\nYou can also use the Quern to create other powders like Flux, Flour, and Bone Meal.",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.crush_ore.title": "Early Ore Processing - Part 1",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.crush_ore.subtitle": "Getting more from your ores",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.crush_ore.desc": "The Quern is only the first step into processing your ores! Proper ore processing is a large, complex beast that you'll learn more about as you progress, and can be used to extract much more usable metal and other byproducts per each ore you mine. To start with though, we'll turn those raw ores you mined into Crushed Ore by putting it through the Quern. Just this first step is enough to increase the amount of mB your ore will melt into.",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.crush_crushed_ore.title": "Early Ore Processing - Part 2",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.crush_crushed_ore.subtitle": "Smash it with a hammer",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.crush_crushed_ore.desc": "Combine the Crushed Ore with a hammer in a crafting grid to turn it into Impure Dust, further increasing it's mB yield.\n\nThis may all be slow and tedious for now, but you'll soon unlock ways to do this faster and automatically!",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.clean_dust.title": "Early Ore Processing - Part 3",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.clean_dust.subtitle": "Wash that dirty dust",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.clean_dust.desc": "Finally, dropping Impure Dusts in some water and leaving them for a few seconds will wash them, yielding dust, which is your ore's final form. It might even be worth as much as a full ingot now!",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.flux.title": "Fluxstones",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.flux.subtitle": "It's basically metal glue",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.flux.desc": "Flux is an item that is primarily used in metal working to weld things together, though it has some other uses too.\nCertain types of Rocks such as Chalk, Limestone and Marble can be crushed down to make Flux, as well as the shells of various ocean animals.",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.weld_copper_ingots.title": "Welding Copper",
|
||
"quests.stone_age.weld_copper_ingots.subtitle": "So close to the Copper Anvil",
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"quests.stone_age.weld_copper_ingots.desc": "Light up your Forge and give it at least 2 Copper Ingots. Keep an eye on their tooltip as they heat up - once they get hot, it'll show \"Can Work\", but we need to wait until they get to \"Can Weld\", which is just before their melting point.\n\nOnce they reach it, quickly pull them out of the forge (while holding some wooden tongs in your off-hand!) and into the Rock Anvil's interface, along with a little bit of flux. Lastly, right-click the anvil while sneaking to weld the two ingots together while they're still hot. You can use water or snow to cool down your new double ingot faster.",
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"quests.metal_age.copper_anvil.title": "T1 Anvil: Copper",
|
||
"quests.metal_age.copper_anvil.subtitle": "It's all been building up to this!",
|
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"quests.metal_age.copper_anvil.desc": "Congratulations! You've officially finished the Stone Age and entered the Metallurgy Age! With your Copper Anvil, the next step is to climb up the Anvil Tiers, and each time you unlock a new Tier, new tools and possibilities will be available to make your life progressively easier. Now go and become a master smith!",
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"quests.tfg": "TerraFirmaGreg - Modern",
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"quests.tfg.subtitle": "Welcome to TerraFirmaGreg!",
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"quests.tfg.welcome.title": "Welcome to TerraFirmaGreg!",
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"quests.tfg.welcome.subtitle": "Survival Modpack As It Should've Been",
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"quests.tfg.welcome.desc": "Thank you for starting TerraFirmaGreg Modern!\n\nIn this modpack, you will be put to the task of taking control of untouched wilderness and turning it to an industrial wonderland. Start from humble beginning picking up rocks, and end while traversing interstellar space!",
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"quests.tfg.create_team.title": "How to create a team?",
|
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"quests.tfg.create_team.subtitle": "Do you play with friends?",
|
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"quests.tfg.create_team.desc": "You can create a team to complete quests together. To do this, open your inventory, then in the upper left corner select the button where 3 colorful people are drawn, then an interface will open in which you can create a team. Click the §aCreate a team§r button, then give it a name and possibly some other parameters, and after successfully creating a team, you can invite other players to it using the plus button in the green circle in the upper right corner. From this point onwards, your quests will be synchronized and any team member will be able to complete them. Good luck!",
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"quests.tfg.capture_territory.title": "How to capture territory?",
|
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"quests.tfg.capture_territory.subtitle": "And how to load chunks in your territory",
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"quests.tfg.capture_territory.desc": "If you play on a server, you might want to claim your territory so other players can't interfere. Use the Open Map key (default \"M\") to open the map, then right-click the chunk you want to claim, and select Claim Chunk. There is a limit to this, so you can't claim everything. You can right-click on a chunk again to Forceload (aka \"chunk load\") it. Claiming chunks will include your whole team, if you're using one.",
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"quests.tfg.field_guide.title": "Important information about quests!",
|
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"quests.tfg.field_guide.subtitle": "I need to read more?",
|
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"quests.tfg.field_guide.desc": "The quests are still in development, and we're always working on improving them! A lot of information about specific mechanics are also in your Field Guide, accessible via the Book tab in your inventory.\n\nRemember that both JEI and the Field Guide are your friends, as not everything will be explained through quests.",
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"quests.tfg.quest_shapes.title": "Information about Quest Shapes.",
|
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"quests.tfg.quest_shapes.subtitle": "Turns out shapes help understand these quests.",
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"quests.tfg.quest_shapes.desc": "&lGears&r: Gear shaped quests are the biggest in each quest category, they represent the Start and End of questlines. You can consider these as major end goals.\n\n&lHearts&r: Heart shaped quests are &ooptional&r, they're not necesary for progression and mostly serve for completionist type players. Some optional quests may be a bit silly...\n\n&lOctagons:&r Octagons are important marks on certain quests, they represent milestones.",
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"quests.tfg_tips": "TerraFirmaGreg Tips",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.subtitle": "Tips and Tricks to make your life slightly easier.",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.begining.title": "Tips and Tricks be here!",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.begining.subtitle": "Dear god thats a lot of branches...",
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"quests.tfg_tips.begining.desc": "This quest chapter gives you a lot, &o(and we do mean a lot)&r of tips on how to survive and thrive.\n\nEach branch of this quest tree represents a major mod in TerraFirmaGreg, with tips on how to use the mod and get the most out of it. None of the quests here are necesary for progression, although some &omay&r be locked behind main questline tasks.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.portable_storage.title": "Portable Storage Solutions",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.portable_storage.subtitle": "Turns out your inventory is quite small.",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.portable_storage.desc": "In your travels, you may end up exploring a &olot&r, and you're bound to end up picking up a lot of junk. This quest branch provides several options for expanding your on-the-go inventory.",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.toolbelt.title": "Toolbelt and Pouches",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.toolbelt.subtitle": "Those tools sure take up a lot of space, lets fix that!",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.toolbelt.desc": "With a Toolbelt, you'll be able to easily manage multiple tools without taking up an inventory slot! This handy item can go into a special toolbelt slot in your Curios menu, and you can insert and retrieve tools with a keybind. It starts with only two slots, but more can be added by crafting &oBelt Pouches&r.\n\nDue to a bug with this mod, it's not possible to upgrade your pouch if it's been dyed or has tools inside.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.maxed_out_toolbelt.title": "ALL THE TOOLS",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.maxed_out_toolbelt.subtitle": "That belt must be very heavy at this point...",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.maxed_out_toolbelt.desc": "A toolbelt can hold 7 extra pouches, thats 9 tools in one belt!",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.maxed_out_toolbelt.task": "Obtain a maxed out toolbelt.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.vessels.title": "Large and Small Vessels",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.vessels.subtitle": "Clay can be quite useful.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.vessels.desc": "With some Clay, Fire, and Time you can create Vessels. Small vessels have 4 inventory slots while Large Vessels have 9! The Small Vessel is not just for item storage, but is also necessary for melting basic metals. The Large Vessel is heavier to carry, but is great for preserving food.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.portable_cells.title": "Portable Item and Fluid Cells",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.portable_cells.subtitle": "Isn't this too advanced?",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.portable_cells.desc": "With Applied Energistics 2, you can create Portable Item and Fluid Cells, which allow you to store large amounts of items and fluids as pure raw data. Sadly, Applied Energistics 2 is locked behind High Voltage, so it might be a while until you can create these.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.256m_portable_cells.title": "MEGA Portable Item and Fluid Cells",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.256m_portable_cells.subtitle": "When Kilobytes aren't enough",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.256m_portable_cells.desc": "With MEGA Cells, you can create cells with LUDICROUS amounts of data storage!\n\nFun Fact! A single 256M Portable Item Cell can store up to &lOne Billion&r of a single item type! That's enough to fill over 58 thousand chests!",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.backpack_materials.title": "Materials for a Backpack",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.backpack_materials.subtitle": "Sleeping bag not included",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.backpack_materials.desc": "A Sophisticated Backpack is the primary way to expand your portable inventory size. The first one will double your normal inventory, and further upgrades increase it even more! It also comes with a wide variety of upgrades to add even more functionality, and different parts of it can be dyed different colors!",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.first_backpack.title": "Your First Backpack",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.first_backpack.subtitle": "No, the map won't magically appear.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.first_backpack.desc": "This is your first Sophisticated Backpack. It has a total of 27 inventory slots and can hold one upgrade. Check the two branches after this to learn about inventory and backpack upgrades.",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.red_steel_backpack.title": "Red Steel Backpack",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.red_steel_backpack.subtitle": "Cooler than a Blue Steel Backpack",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.red_steel_backpack.desc": "A Red Steel Backpack is your first proper backpack inventory upgrade. It has a total slot count of 54 and can hold two upgrades.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.aluminium_backpack.title": "Aluminium Steel Backpack",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.aluminium_backpack.subtitle": "Is it Aluminum or Aluminium?",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.aluminium_backpack.desc": "An Aluminium Backpack is your second proper backpack inventory upgrade. It has a total slot count of 81 and can hold three upgrades.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.titanium_backpack.title": "Titanium Backpack",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.titanium_backpack.subtitle": "Almost titanic.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.titanium_backpack.desc": "A Titanium Backpack is your third proper backpack inventory upgrade. It has a total slot count of 108 and can hold five upgrades.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.tungstensteel_backpack.title": "Tungstensteel Backpack",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.tungstensteel_backpack.subtitle": "The ultimate backpack.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.tungstensteel_backpack.desc": "The Tungstensteel Backpack is the final backpack inventory upgrade. It has a whopping slot count of 120 and can hold seven upgrades!",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.backpack_upgrades.title": "Backpack Upgrades",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.backpack_upgrades.subtitle": "More than just a backpack",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.backpack_upgrades.desc": "Backpack Upgrades can be installed in your Sophisticated Backpacks, giving your backpack new abilities and utilities.\n\nYou'll need access to Steel to be able to craft these upgrade bases.",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.crafting_upgrade.title": "Crafting Upgrade",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.crafting_upgrade.subtitle": "A Workbench on the go!",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.crafting_upgrade.desc": "The Crafting Upgrade lets you carry a Workbench in your backpack wherever you go. You'll wonder how you lived without it!",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.advanced_upgrades.title": "Advanced Upgrades",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.advanced_upgrades.subtitle": "Upgrades but yellow",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.advanced_upgrades.desc": "Certain upgrades for your backpack can be upgraded to advanced upgrades. Advanced upgrades have more functionality than their base versions, such as allowing extra filter types or being more configurable. Try crafting a Filter and Advanaced Filter upgrade to complete this quest.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.all_backpack_upgrades.title": "ALL THE UPGRADES",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.all_backpack_upgrades.subtitle": "You can't even fit all of these in a single backpack...",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.all_backpack_upgrades.desc": "These are all the backpack upgrades Sophisticated Backpacks have to offer. Can you craft them all?",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.gt.title": "GregTech",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.gt.subtitle": "One third of the modpack's name, after all.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.gt.desc": "GregTech can be quite intimidating, this quest branch should help you out.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.terrafirmacraft.title": "TerraFirmaCraft Addons",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.terrafirmacraft.subtitle": "The other two thirds of the modpack's name",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.terrafirmacraft.desc": "TerraFirmaCraft is one of the main mods for TerraFirmaGreg. This branch mostly focuses on some of its survival features and other &lAdd-Ons&r the modpack has, such as Aged Alcohol and Canes.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.cane.title": "Walking Canes",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.cane.subtitle": "You can even whack people with them!",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.cane.desc": "A Walking Cane allows you to completely ignore any block that slows your movement, such as snow and leaf litter, as long as you're carrying it in your main or off-hand.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.cane.task": "Any Cane",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.glassblowing.title": "Glassblowing",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.glassblowing.subtitle": "Realistic Glaswsworking!",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.glassblowing.desc": "In TerraFirmaCraft, to create any sort of glass pane or block, you'll need to create a Glassblowing station.\n\nGlassblowing will require some sort of Blowpipe, and a small platform made out of glassblowing blocks to pour the molten glass. Check out the field guide for more information on the shape of the platform and what blocks are valid to use. You'll have access to glassblowing as soon as you can shape Brass!",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.glassblowing.task.1": "Any glassblowing blocks.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.glassblowing_tools.title": "Glassblowing Tools",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.glassblowing_tools.subtitle": "Tools of the Trade",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.glassblowing_tools.desc": "To work with glass, you'll need different tools for each task.\n\n&lPaddle&r: Performs flatten, Mainly used for creating Glass Panes and Lamp Glasses.\n&lGem Saw&r: A saw that can safely cut glass without breaking it. This isn't just used in recipes, but can be used to pick up glass and gem buds in-world as well!\n&lJacks&r: Used to pinch glass, mostly used for containers such as glass bottles.\n&lWool Cloth&r: Used for rolling glass, used for lenses and jars.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.glass_blocks.title": "Glass Blocks",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.glass_blocks.subtitle": "Get yourself some windows.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.glass_blocks.desc": "Depending on the type of sand you use to create the glass batch, your glass will have different colors. Check out the Field Guide's section on Glassblowing to learn different ways to make specific colors. Later on, you'll be able to use chemicals to dye glass more easily.\n\nTip: If you're looking to make a lot of Glass Blocks and have access to an Alloy Smelter, it's more efficient to make glass panes and then macerate them, since one batch can make up to 16 at a time!",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.lamps.title": "Lamps",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.lamps.subtitle": "These are pretty.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.lamps.desc": "Just like in regular Minecraft, Lamps can be hung down from the ceiling or placed on top of a block and give out light. Lamps consume different kinds of fuels to keep themselves lit. Some fuels can last indefinitely, but require particularly sturdy lamps.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.creosote.title": "Lamp Fuel: Creosote",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.creosote.subtitle": "If you have a bunch of it lying around...",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.creosote.desc": "Creosote can be used as a lamp fuel, but a full lamp of the stuff only lasts for 10 days.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.creosote.task": "A Bucket of Creosote",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.tallow.title": "Lamp Fuel: Tallow",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.tallow.subtitle": "Animal Fat",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.tallow.desc": "Tallow can be used as lamp fuel. A full lamp of it will last 18 days.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.tallow.task": "A Bucket of Tallow",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.olive_oil.title": "Lamp Fuel: Olive Oil",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.olive_oil.subtitle": "Lilbito'liveoil",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.olive_oil.desc": "Olive Oil can be used as lamp fuel, and while it's more difficult to craft than the others, a full lamp of it lasts for 83 days!",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.olive_oil.task": "A Bucket of Olive Oil",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.lava_lamp.title": "Lamp Fuel: Lava?",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.lava_lamp.subtitle": "Not as mesmerizing as the real deal",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.lava_lamp.desc": "With the very heat resistant metal known as Blue Steel, you can create a Blue Steel Lamp. The Blue Steel Lamp can be filled with Lava, giving you an indefinite source of light.\n\nCareful handling a filled lava lamp, it's very hot.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.glowstone_lamp.title": "Lamp Fuel: Glowstone",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.glowstone_lamp.subtitle": "The best lamp fuel",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.glowstone_lamp.desc": "You'll need access to electricity in order to liquefy glowstone, but if you like the look of the lamps, you can use Liquid Glowstone to fuel them indefinitely. This can be used in any of the lamp types, and isn't hot either!",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.charcoal_pile.title": "Charcoal Pile",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.charcoal_pile.subtitle": "You're going to need this",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.charcoal_pile.desc.1": "Charcoal Piles are a multiblock structure that can be built in the early game to generate large quantities of Charcoal. You're going to need &oa lot&r of Charcoal if you want to succeed in TerraFirmaGreg, as it's key for working with metals, creating Wrought Iron and creating Steel.\n\nBegin by digging down a pit.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.charcoal_pile.desc.2": "After creating your pit, place logs of your choice while sneaking, this will place log-piles in your pit. The more logs you place in a log pile the more Charcoal is created.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.charcoal_pile.desc.3": "After placing your log piles, cover them with dirt, but leave one uncovered. Set fire to this uncovered one using a Fire Starter or other means such as a Lit Torch or Flint and Steel. After setting fire to the log, cover it and wait, Once the smoke particles cease to emit you can remove the top layer of dirt and harvest your Charcoal.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.charcoal_pile.desc.4": "Pro Tip: You may want to invest in a Coke Oven from Gregtech, not only can it also create Charcoal from Logs, it'll create Creosote as a byproduct, which is a useful fuel for later.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.thatch_bed.title": "Thatch Bed",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.thatch_bed.subtitle": "A place to rest... somewhat",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.thatch_bed.desc": "Utilizing some Thatch and a Large Raw Hide, you can create a Thatch Bed. The Thatch Bed cannot be used to sleep in, but it'll set your spawn point.\n\nTo create a Thatch Bed, place two thatch blocks side by side, then interact with the blocks while holding the Large Raw Hide.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.loom.title": "Loom",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.loom.subtitle": "You'll need to work harder if you want to sleep...",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.loom.desc": "To create a better bed you'll need to create some textiles, The Loom is the work-station of choice for doing this, as it allows you to create different textiles that each have different uses.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.burlap_cloth.title": "Burlap Cloth",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.burlap_cloth.subtitle": "Made out of Jute!",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.burlap_cloth.desc": "By soaking some Jute in a barrel, and working the resulting Jute Fibers in the loom, you can create Burlap Cloth.\n\nBurlap Cloth have a number of uses, such as creating Burlap Clothes that protect against hot environments, Beekeeper Armor that protects from angry bees, and a number of other utility items.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.pineapple_leather.title": "Pineapple Leather",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.pineapple_leather.subtitle": "Who lives in a Pineapple Under the Sea?",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.pineapple_leather.desc": "By creating some pineapple fibers, spindling them into pineapple yarn and working the yarn in the loom you get Pineapple Leather, Which is an eco-friendly way to create Leather Items via Knapping",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.wool_cloth.title": "Wool Cloth",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.wool_cloth.subtitle": "Baaa...",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.wool_cloth.desc": "By shearing some friendly wool-producing livestock, such as a Sheep, you can spindle the resulting wool into wool yarn. Working the yarn in a loom gives you Wool Cloth.\n\nWool cloth not only works as a tool during Glassworking, but can be utilized to create Wooly Clothes which are perfect for cold, bitter environments. Wool is considered a &lHigh Quality Cloth&r.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.silk_cloth.title": "Silk Cloth",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.silk_cloth.subtitle": "Very, Very Smooth.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.silk_cloth.desc": "Silk Cloth can be created utilizing string from killing Spiders or via Polycaprolactam Ingots, no Silkworms exist yet, sorry!\n\nSilk Cloth can be used to create Silk Clothes, which are the best at protecting you against hot environments, Silk Cloth is considered a &lHigh Quality cloth&r.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.unrefined_paper.title": "Unrefined Paper",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.unrefined_paper.subtitle": "Time to make some history.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.unrefined_paper.desc": "Unrefined Paper is one step away from becoming real, usable Paper. There are a lot of ways to go about creating Paper, some could be easier to do while others can be considerably more difficult. Check the Papermaking entry on your Fieldguide!",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.bed.title": "Beds",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.bed.subtitle": "Rest your weary soul.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.bed.desc": "Utilizing a &lHigh Quality Cloth&r, such as Wool or Silk Cloth, you can create your very own Bed. Unlike the Thatch Bed, a real Bed is comfortable enough to sleep through a night. Sweet Dreams!",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.sleeping_bags.title": "Sleeping Bags",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.sleeping_bags.subtitle": "Slumber Party!",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.sleeping_bags.desc": "A Sleeping Bag is an item you can use to Sleep through a night. Unlike Beds, Sleeping Bags &owon't&r set your Spawn Point.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.hammocks.title": "Hammocks",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.hammocks.subtitle": "Perfect for Night Owls",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.hammocks.desc": "A Hammock does the exact oposite as a Sleeping Bag. It allows you to sleep your way from Daytime to Nighttime. Perfect for waiting for something to finish crafting.\nMuch like Sleeping Bags, they &owon't&r set your Spawn Point.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.panning.title": "Panning",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.panning.subtitle": "Re-experience the gold rush!",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.panning.desc": "Along riverbeds you may notice gravel with slight specks of minerals, these are known as Native Ore Deposits. By right clicking a Native Ore Deposit with a pan you'll be able to transform this ore deposit into small pieces of native ores. These can come in pinch when you're missing small amounts of milibuckets to create something bigger, such as a saw or pickaxe head.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.sluice.title": "Sluices",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.sluice.subtitle": "Panning on Steroids",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.sluice.desc": "A Sluice can be utilized to pan for ores in Ore Deposits in a faster, slightly automated way. Not only that, but sluices produce different outputs when compared to regular panning, check the field guide's entry for more information!",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.status_effects.title": "Status Effects",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.status_effects.subtitle": "No more drinking weird potions.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.status_effects.desc": "While potion making is not accessible, you have other means of creating items that give you status effects.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.aged_alcohol.title": "Aged Alcohols",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.aged_alcohol.subtitle": "Drink in moderation...",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.aged_alcohol.desc": "If you make some sort of drinkable Alcohol (such as beer). You can age it in a barrel for long periods of time. Aging an alcohol like this makes it more potent, giving you special status effects when drank.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.pills.title": "Medicine: Pills",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.pills.subtitle": "Pills here!",
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"quests.tfg_tips.pills.desc": "With a bit of Wax, some Spring Water, and other ingredients, you can create Pills! Pills give a myriad of different status effects, some good, some bad. They can come quite handy exploring, specially the Regeneration pill as it can be used when you're on very low health, and natural regeneration just doesnt cut it.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.tablets.title": "Medicine: Tablets",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.tablets.subtitle": "Tablets here...?",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.tablets.desc": "While more difficult to craft than regular pills, tablets last considerably longer.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.salvo.title": "Medicine: Salves",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.salvo.subtitle": "Apply directly to the forehead.",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.salvo.desc": "A Salvo is another type of medicine, usually applied on the skin. These can be used to grant you absorption, fire resistance, instant health, etc.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.misc.title": "Misc Tips",
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"quests.tfg_tips.misc.subtitle": "Even more tips!",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.misc.desc": "These are miscellaneous tips, they dont fit in the other categories but still useful to know about.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.digger_helmet.title": "Digger Helmet",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.digger_helmet.subtitle": "For those days where you mine all day long",
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"quests.tfg_tips.digger_helmet.desc.1": "The Digger Helmet is well, a Helmet you can wear that will automatically light up your surroundings. It'll require a bit of Glowstone to craft however, maybe you can reach to The Beneath for some easy glowstone...",
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"quests.tfg_tips.digger_helmet.desc.2": "Worth mentioning, the Digger Helmet itself works thanks to a specific setting of Sodium Dynamic Lights, you'll have to toggle on \"Dynamic Entity Lighting\" for the Digger Helmet to work properly",
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"quests.tfg_tips.grappling_hook.title": "Grappling Hook",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.grappling_hook.subtitle": "This is going to end poorly",
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"quests.tfg_tips.grappling_hook.desc": "By combining 4 pieces of Rope Coil and a Wrought Iron Pickaxe Head you can create a Grappling Hook! The Grappling Hook is ideal for scaling big mountains and traversing the world at your liesure. It contains an upgrade system that allows you to combine and modify your Hook to your liesure.",
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"quests_tfg_tips.grapple_repair.title": "Repairing your Hook",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.grapple_repair.subtitle": "READ ME, OR YOU MAY REGRET IT LATER!",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.grapple_repair.desc": "All of your grappling hook's upgrades are located as NBT Data inside the item. What this means is that trying to repair your Grappling Hook using another Grappling Hook &lWILL destroy all your upgrades!&r\n\nInstead, you should place your Grappling Hook and some Wrought Iron Dust in a Workbench to repair it, this will keep all your NBT data, and as such, your upgrades.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.grapple_upgrades.title": "Upgrading your Grappling Hook",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.grapple_upgrades.subtitle": "Balanced around TFG, of course!",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.grapple_upgrades.desc.1": "Upgrading your Grappling Hook consists of adding or removing items to it. This is done via the Workbench and Crafting Recipes.\n\nTo see all the upgrades you can apply to your Grappling Hook you can press the \"Usage\" key in JEI. Each of the custom recipes will contain text describing what changes are being applied.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.grapple_upgrades.desc.2": "All upgrades can be removed, the usual way to do this is by combining the Grappling Hook with the Upgrade, the Item used to Upgrade it, and a Hammer. After clicking the new Grappling Hook, the old item you used to upgrade it will be left in the crafting grid! This process of Downgrading is global unless specified otherwise in the respective upgrade quest.\n\nFinal note, Upgrades cannot be overriden, if you want to upgrade from an LV motor to an MV motor, you need to remove the LV motor upgrade first.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.grapple_length.title": "Grappling Hook Upgrade: Length",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.grapple_length.subtitle": "Long Boy",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.grapple_length.desc": "By default, your Grappling Hook has 80 blocks in length, you can add 20 more blocks to it's length by adding more Rope Coils. Increasing it's length up to 200 Blocks.\n\nLength can be decreased by placing a Knife with your Grappling Hook, reducing the length by 20, down to 20.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.grapple_motor.title": "Grappling Hook Upgrade: Motor",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.grapple_motor.subtitle": "That lazy huh?",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.grapple_motor.desc": "The Motor upgrade enables a Motor in your Grappling Hook, it'll automatically reel you in. Caution should be taken as high level motors may cause you to take fall damage from the reeling force.\n\nMotors are tiered utilizing the Gregtech voltage tiering system, their crafting recipe tells you exactly what was modified and how much.",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.grapple_smart_motor.title": "Grappling Hook Upgrade: Smart Motor",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.grapple_smart_motor.subtitle": "Does anyone even know what this does?",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.grapple_smart_motor.desc": "The Smart Motor upgrade enables the Smart Motor system, it requires a Motor to be installed first.",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.grapple_field.title": "Grappling Hook Upgrade: Repulsion Field",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.grapple_field.subtitle": "Look ma! I'm levitating!",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.grapple_field.desc": "The Repulsion Field upgrade causes you to be repelled from nearby blocks, caution should be taken as high level repulsion strength may cause you to take fall damage.\n\nRepulsion Fields are tiered utilizing the Gregtech voltage tiering system, their crafting recipe tells you exactly what was modified and how much.",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.grapple_magnet.title": "Grappling Hook Upgrade: Hook Magnet",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.grapple_magnet.subtitle": "Intense Attraction",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.grapple_magnet.desc": "The Magnet upgrade causes your hook to be attracted to any nearby blocks, causing it to latch to them.\n\nMagnet Upgrades are tiered utilizing GT's Magnetic Ingots, with the worst one being Magnetic Iron and the best being Magnetic Samarium",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.grapple_magnet.task": "Any Magnetic Ingot",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.grapple_sticky.title": "Grappling Hook Upgrade: Sticky Rope",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.grapple_sticky.subtitle": "Sticky!",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.grapple_sticky.desc": "The Sticky upgrade causes your hook to be attached to any rope piece that touches a block.",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.grapple_throw_speed.title": "Grappling Hook Upgrade: Throw Speed",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.grapple_throw_speed.subtitle": "Yeet!",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.grapple_throw_speed.desc": "The Throw Speed upgrade causes your hook to travel farther.\n\nThrow Speed upgrades are tiered utilizing the Gregtech voltage tiering system, their crafting recipe tells you exactly what was modified and how much.",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.grapple_double.title": "Grappling Hook Upgrade: Double Hook",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.grapple_double.subtitle": "Double the Fun!",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.grapple_double.desc": "The Double Hook upgrade causes you to throw two grappling hooks at an angle. You can specify key binds to throw each hook separately.",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.grapple_gravity_50.title": "Grappling Hook Upgrade: 0.5 Gravity",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.grapple_gravity_50.subtitle": "Does this even make sense?",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.grapple_gravity_50.desc": "The 0.5 Gravity upgrade causes your hook to have a Gravity Coefficient of 0.5, this means that it'll be affected 50% less from gravity! causing it to travel farther.\n\nInstead of using another Helium Bucket to remove the upgrade, utilize a regular bucket instead. It'll fill with the helium you used.",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.grapple_gravity_0.title": "Grappling Hook Upgrade: ZERO gravity",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.grapple_gravity_0.subtitle": "Kinda Expensive",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.grapple_gravity_0.desc": "The ZERO Gravity upgrade, as the name implies, causes your hook to have NO gravity.\n\nInstead of using another Gravitation Engine Module to remove the upgrade, utilize a Tungsten Block instead.",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.grapple_tweals.title": "Grappling Hook Upgrade: Tweaks",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.grapple_tweaks.subtitle": "Tweaking your Angles",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.grapple_tweaks.desc": "Utilizing a Wrench you can tweak the Upwards Angle when you throw the hook, while the Screwdriver is used to tweak the Horizontal Angle when you throw your hook using a Double Hook Upgrade.",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.chalk.title": "Chalk",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.chalk.subtitle": "You don't want to get lost, do you?",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.chalk.desc": "Chalk can be used to draw different symbols on blocks, they're very useful to mark important locations while cave exploring.\n\nBy creating a Chalk Box, you can store multiple chalk pieces in a single inventory slot, not only that, you can add some sort of glowing item (such as Glowstone) to cause your chalk doodles to glow in the dark!",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.tape_measure.title": "Tape Measure",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.tape_measure.subtitle": "Stop manually counting your block spaces.",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.tape_measure.desc": "You can use a Tape Measure to measure the perimeter of an area by blocks, specially useful when building large projects. Simply interact with a block while holding the Tape Measure to begin measuring, to stop, right click another block while holding the Tape Measure.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.blank_disc.title": "Etched: Listen to Music",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.blank_disc.subtitle": "Listen to your tunes while gregging all over the place.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.blank_disc.desc": "Etched is a Music Player mod that allows you to play music discs, not only that, it allows you to create &lcustom&r discs that can play virtually any song you want (as long as its in Bandcamp, Soundcloud.) It can also play in-game sounds via Sound Events.\n\nTo begin your journey with Etched, craft a \"Blank Music Disc\"",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.radio.title": "Radio",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.radio.subtitle": "Stream your music without discs",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.radio.desc": "The Radio allows you to query up any song you want. Right click the radio and then type out your desired song, such as a URL or a minecraft sound event.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.dye_discs.title": "The Classics",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.dye_discs.subtitle": "These will never go old...",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.dye_discs.desc": "By dipping a Blank Disc on a barrel filled with Dye, you can create the basic ingame discs, such as Wait, 13 and Blocks.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.special_discs.title": "The Uniques",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.special_discs.subtitle": "These are unique... Or they where, at least",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.special_discs.desc": "You can also craft unique discs if you want...",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.disc_collector.title": "Disc Collector",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.disc_collector.subtitle": "A full collection",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.disc_collector.desc": "Can you craft all the music discs?\n\nSince you're here, there are 2 hidden quests related to music discs. One is quite \"Suspicious\" and the other might require you to channel your inner Dwarf, good luck!",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.amogus.title": "AMONGUS",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.amogus.subtitle": "SUSSY BAKA!",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.amogus.desc": "Congratulations for unlocking this hidden, abhorrent quest. May your venting never be spotted.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.label_album.title": "Labels and Albums",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.label_album.subtitle": "Labels for your Disc, and Album Covers to protect them",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.label_album.desc": "To Etch your first disc, you'll need a Label. Labels, much like the blank discs, can be dyed.\n\nAlbum Covers are used to cover your etched discs, If your etched disc pulls data from a site like sound-cloud, the song's icon will be compressed into a 16x16 texture! To store a disc, open your inventory, select your album cover, and right click your music disc you want to store. You can also store regular discs.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.etching_disc.title": "Etching your first disc",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.etching_disc.subtitle": "Time for your first tunes",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.etching_disc.desc": "To Etch your first disc, you'll need the Etching Table. Right clicking the table will open the Etching Interface. By providing a blank disc with a Music Label, and providing a valid sound source on the top bar.\n\nSound source include things like Bandcamp/Soundcloud URLS (which can point to a single music or an album), In-game sound events, and file paths to .ogg/.wav/.mp3 files in your hard disk.\n\nTo complete this quest, Etch &lany&r disc.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.disc_players.title": "Disc Players",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.disc_players.subtitle": "To play your discs of course!",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.disc_players.desc": "You can utilize a regular JukeBox to play music, however, you can also craft these two items!\n\n&oAlbum Jukebox&r: The Album Jukebox allows you to put multiple discs inside, and cycle across them, perfect to have it around your base to listen to music.\n\n&oBoombox&r: The Boombox lets you carry over music on the go.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.disc_players.task": "Obtain an Album Jukebox or a Boombox",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.DIGGY_DIGGY_HOLE.title": "I AM A DWARF AND I'M DIGGING A HOLE",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.DIGGY_DIGGY_HOLE.subtitle": "DIGGY DIGGY HOLE, DIGGY DIGGY HOLE!",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.DIGGY_DIGGY_HOLE.desc": "Congratulations for unlocking this hidden, awesome quest. May your mines never collapse and you find great loot underground.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.DIGGY_DIGGY_HOLE.task": "A Diggy Diggy Hole Disc.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.camera.title": "Exposure: Capture your Memories",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.camera.subtitle": "Take pictures of your world",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.camera.desc": "Exposure is a mod that adds realistic picture processing into the game, start by creating your camera, film rolls, and then develop your pictures. It has complex systems such as color correction, filters and more.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.selfie.title": "Selfies",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.selfie.subtitle": "Influencer moment",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.selfie.desc": "With your camera open, you can press F5 to enable Selfie mode, which as the name suggests, allows you to take Selfies.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.camera_attachments.title": "Camera Attachments",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.camera_attachments.subtitle": "Improve your Camera",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.camera_attachments.desc": "By interacting with the camera while sneaking, you'll open the camera GUI. Which not only allows you to place your desired film roll, it allows you to attach things to your camera, enabling new functionalities.\n\n&oRedstone Lamp&r: The Redstone Lamp works as a Flash, which can be used to illuminate dark environments.\n&oSpyglass&r: The Spyglass enables zooming, letting you take pictures of objects far away.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.camera_attachments.task": "A Redstone Lamp or a Spyglass",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.filters.title": "Color Filters",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.filters.subtitle": "Changing the look of your photos.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.filters.desc": "Utilizing a glass pane, you can apply a filter to a picture, simply open your camera GUI and assign it to the camera filter slot. With filters you can change the overall color composition of your pictures. You can make a picture look extra cold by applying a Cyan or Light Blue filter to it.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.filter.task": "Any Glass Pane",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.interplanar_projector.title": "Interplanar Projector",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.interplanar_projector.subtitle": "This doesn't look realistic...?",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.interplanar_projector.desc": "The Interplanar Projector is a special filter that allows you to take pictures of things &lOutside&r of the minecraft world, namely pictures in the Internet or pictures on your Hard Drive.\n\nYou can rename the lens in a Scribing Table that points either to an image in your Hard Drive or an image in the web, placing the lens on your camera and taking a picture should result int a picture of the specified image.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.film_rolls.title": "Film Rolls",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.film_rolls.subtitle": "Its not Digital",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.film_rolls.desc": "To begin taking pictures you'll need to craft a film roll, there are two types, Black and White Film and Colored Film. As their names suggest, one will take Black and White pictures and the other will take Colored pictures.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.developing_film.title": "Developing Films",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.developing_film.subtitle": "Pretend you're a Printer.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.developing_film.desc": "Once you've taken your pictures you can begin development by soaking the films in water. Afterwards, you'll need to craft a &oLightroom&r.\n\nThe Lightroom is used to develop film, You will need a strong light source above the block, and dyes. Namely Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black, as pictures are taken in the CYMK color spectrum. Black and White film will only need black dye while colored film will need CYMK.\n\nIf you fancy for some more interesting development, you can work with Chromatic Process...",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.photo.title": "Your first Photo",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.photo.subtitle": "Congratulations!",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.photo.desc": "With a photo you can do multiple things with it, you can Copy the photo by utilizing a blank sheet of paper, and the required dyes used to develop the original picture (Black for Black and White, CYMK for Colored Pictures).\nYou can also &lstack&r pictures to keep them neatly organized in your inventory, check JEI to know how to.\nYou can also artifically \"age\" a picture by applying brown dye to it, making it look old.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.photo_album.title": "Photo Album",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.photo_album.subtitle": "Turns out memories are forever...",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.photo_album.desc": "If you want a place to store photos indefinetly, you can create a Photo Album. Not only can it be used to neatly store your pictures, you can also write small descriptions for them! Such as place where you took them, notes, and more.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.photo_frame.title": "Photo Frame",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.photo_frame.subtitle": "For the astonishing pictures.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.photo_frame.desc": "A photo frame can be used to display pictures, unlike Item Frames, Photo Frames can be 1x1, 2x2 or 3x3 in size, allowing you to display particularly beautiful photos in your base.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.arborfirmacraft.title": "ArborFirmaCraft",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.arborfirmacraft.subtitle": "Harvesting the Life-blood of Trees",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.arborfirmacraft.desc": "ArborFirmaCraft is a mod that adds multiple new trees, some are Variants of existing TFC trees, such as Ancient Kapok, while others are completely new, such as Baobab and Hevea. Some of the colors of the trees may remind you of vanilla tree colors, such as Baobab.\n\nThis part will go all over Tree Tapping.\nAs a bonus, all ArborFirmaCraft woods are compatible with FirmaLife, and FirmaCiv.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.treetap.title": "Treetap",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.treetap.subtitle": "Now with less jank!",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.treetap.desc": "To begin tapping trees, you'll need to craft a Tree Tap, you'll need to at least know how to work Copper Ingots into these taps.\n\nThe process of tapping requires finding a tree, there's a dedicated &oTapping Index&r in the Field Guide's section on ArborFirmaCraft that'll tell you how to find the trees. There's also the \"Tapping Trees\" entry, which can be used to learn how to actually tap the trees.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.find_rosin_tree.title": "Rosin Trees",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.find_rosin_tree.subtitle": "It's going to be chilly...",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.find_rosin_tree.desc": "Rosin Trees can be found in cold areas of the world that receive moderate to large amounts of rainfall. It can be tapped to obtain Pitch. Pitch can be used to create both Sticky Resin and Conifer Rosin\n\nTo complete this quest, you need to look at a block that has the tag \"#tfg:rosin_logs\", you can use JEI to learn which blocks have this tag.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.find_latex_tree.title": "Latex Trees",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.find_latex_tree.subtitle": "Seek for the Tropics",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.find_latex_tree.desc": "Latex Trees can be found in temperate areas of the world that receive large amounts of rainfall. It can be tapped to obtain Latex. Latex can be used to create both Sticky Resin, and Vulcanized Latex. Vulcanized Latex is used in the creation of Rubber Gloves, which protect you from poisonous materials on contact.\n\nTo complete this quest, you need to look at a block that has the tag \"#tfg:latex_logs\", you can use JEI to learn which blocks have this tag.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.find_syrup_tree.title": "Syrup Trees",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.find_syrup_tree.subtitle": "Diabetes is Skyrocketing",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.find_syrup_tree.desc": "Syrup Trees can be found in moderate climates of the world that receive moderate amounts of rainfall. It can be tapped to obtain Syrup. Syrup can be used to create Tree Sugars, which works for sweetning food among other uses.To complete this quest, you need to look at a block that has the tag \"#tfg:syrup_logs\", you can use JEI to learn which blocks have this tag.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.create_conifer_rosin.title": "Conifer Rosin",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.create_conifer_rosin.subtitle": "No, it's not Resin",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.create_conifer_rosin.desc": "Conifer Rosin can be utilized as a Wax, letting you create Candles and other items.\n\nTo create the Conifer Rosin, you need to boil Confier Pitch in a vat mixed with Charcoal Powder.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.create_sticky_resin.title": "Sticky Resin",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.create_sticky_resin.subtitle": "No, it's not Rosin",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.create_sticky_resin.desc": "Sticky Resin can be utilized to make things sticky, not only that, its key in the production of Raw Rubber Pulp and Rubber Ingots, which you'll need if you want to advance to the Low Voltage Age.\n\nTo create the Sticky Resin you need to boil either Latex or Conifer Pitch in a vat mixed with Sulfur Powder",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.create_tree_sugar.title": "Tree Sugar",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.create_tree_sugar.subtitle": "Sweet!",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.create_tree_sugar.desc": "Tree Sugar is a Sugar substitute, as such, it's mostly used to make things sweet.\n\nTo create the Tree Sugar, you'll need to boil your tree's Sap to get Concentrated Sap, then boil the Concentrated Sap to get Syrup, finally, use a Workbench to turn a bucket of syrup into tree sugar. Keep in mind that all the boiling processes require a stick in the vat or pot.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.create_tree_sugar.task": "Maple or Birch Sugar",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.create_rubber_ingot.title": "Rubber Ingot",
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"quests.tfg_tips.create_rubber_ingot.subtitle": "Insulate them cables",
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"quests.tfg_tips.create_rubber_ingot.desc": "Utilizing some machinery from GregTech, you can extract Raw Rubber Pulp from both Latex Producing Trees and Sticky Resin. You can then place 3 raw rubber pulp with a bit of Sulfur Dust to create Rubber Ingots. Rubber Ingots are perfect for insulating cables and are very much necesary to advance in the tech tree.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.transportation.title": "Transportation",
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"quests.tfg_tips.transportation.subtitle": "For traveling this vast world",
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"quests.tfg_tips.transportation.desc": "The world is a very big place, you might end up needing to travel far into the distances to find specific items for your survival. The mods in this spoke help out with just that.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.glider.title": "Hang Glider",
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"quests.tfg_tips.glider.subtitle": "This is not Breath of the Wild",
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"quests.tfg_tips.glider.desc": "A Hang Glider can be crafted and used to glide along the air, you cannot gain altitude with this but it can be useful to traverse long distances if you jump from high altitudes.",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.reinforced_glider.title": "Reinforced Glider",
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"quests.tfg_tips.reinforced_glider.subtitle": "Elytra well spent...?",
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"quests.tfg_tips.reinforced_glider.desc": "If you combine an Elytra with a Hang Glider, you'll obtain a Reinforced Glider. The Reinforced Glider is very similar to the regular Glider, the only difference is that you'll have a higher velocity ceiling.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.immersive_aircraft.title": "Immersive Aircraft",
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"quests.tfg_tips.immersive_aircraft.subtitle": "Fly across the skies, with style.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.immersive_aircraft.desc": "Immersive Aircraft is a mod all about Aircrafts such as Biplanes and traversing large amounts of blocks via the Sky.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.aircraft_upgrades.title": "Aircraft Upgrades",
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"quests.tfg_tips.aircraft_upgrades.subtitle": "Pimp up my ride",
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"quests.tfg_tips.aircraft_upgrades.desc": "Immersive Aircraft comes with Aircraft Upgrades, which you can install in your Aircrafts to improve their stats, such as velocity, takeoff speed, fuel consumption, etc. There are two types of Upgrades, regular and Tiered.\n\nThese are the regular upgrades, think you can get them all?",
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"quests.tfg_tips.steam_upgrades.title": "Aircraft Upgrades: Steam",
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"quests.tfg_tips.steam_upgrade.subtitle": "Immersive Aircraft meets GregTech Tiering!",
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"quests.tfg_tips.steam_upgrade.desc": "The second kind of Aircraft Upgrades are the Tiered Upgrades, these are made to match Gregtech's tiering system, going from Steam up to Extreme Voltage.\n\nSteam upgrades are the easiest to craft, and the earliest option, requiring at the very least knowledge of Black Steel.\n\nSteam-powered Aircraft Engines are used in the creation of some more sophisticated Aircrafts such as the Biplane and the Warship",
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"quests.tfg_tips.steam_upgrade.task": "Any Steam Tier Aircraft Upgrade",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.lv_upgrades.title": "Aircraft Upgrades: LV",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.lv_upgrades.subtitle": "Red and Blue, certainly not clashing.",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.lv_upgrades.desc": "Low Voltage upgrades are slightly better than their Steam Counterparts, they require at the very least Red and Blue Steel. The Engine itself requires actual LV components, such as the Pistons and the Pump.\n\nYou can recycle the old upgrades using Crushing Wheels, returning some of your spent materials.",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.lv_upgrades.task": "Any Low Voltage Tier Aircraft Upgrade",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.mv_upgrades.title": "Aircraft Upgrades: MV",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.mv_upgrades.subtitle": "Halfway there",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.mv_upgrades.desc": "Medium Voltage upgrades are the mid-point of Aircraft Upgrades, they require Aluminium as their main ingredient.\n\nThe Aluminium rotor are used in most Tier 2 Aircrafts, such as the Gyrodyne, Warship and the Scarlet Biplane, while the Medium Voltage Engine is used in the Scarlet Biplane.",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.mv_upgrades.task": "Any Medium Voltage Tier Aircraft Upgrade",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.hv_upgrades.title": "Aircraft Upgrades: HV",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.hv_upgrades.subtitle": "Almost there",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.hv_upgrades.desc": "High Voltage upgrades are the penultimate point of Aircraft Upgrades, they require Stainless Steel as their main ingredient.",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.hv_upgrades.task": "Any High Voltage Tier Aircraft Upgrade",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.ev_upgrades.title": "Aircraft Upgrades: EV",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.ev_upgrades.subtitle": "Are these components even legal?",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.ev_upgrades.desc": "The Extreme Voltage upgrades are the last type of Aircraft Upgrades, they require Titanium as their main ingredient.",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.ev_upgrades.task": "Any Extreme Voltage Tier Aircraft Upgrade",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.aircraft_weapons.title": "Aircraft Weapons",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.aircraft_weapons.subtitle": "For the great WAAAGH, of course",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.aircraft_weapons.desc": "In case you want to kill something very menacing, or just conquer your enemies, you can create Weapons which can be used for destroying or maiming mobs.\n\nEach weapon can be fired by using the Interact button while riding the Airplane, most of them (except for the Telescope) consume some sort of Ammo.",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.airship.title": "Airship",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.airship.subtitle": "Baby's first Airship",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.airship.desc": "The Airship is an Aircraft that's relatively decent for travelling, it's main purpose however is to carry items around.\nThe Airship has a total of 16 Inventory Slots,1 Weapon Slot, and 3 Upgrade Slots.",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.cargo_airship.title": "Cargo Airship",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.cargo_airship.subtitle": "When you need to carry your entire base into the distance",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.cargo_airship.desc": "Attach some extra engines, rotors and 2 wooden crates and you'll upgrade your Airship into a Cargo Airship.\n\nThe Cargo Airship is more fuel hungry than its lesser counterpart.\n The Cargo Airship has a total of 80 Inventory Slots, and 4 Upgrade Slots.",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.waghship.title": "Warship",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.waghship.subtitle": "Otherwise known as a WAAAAGH-Ship",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.waghship.desc": "The Warship is the last upgrade to the Airship, it contains a total of 66 Item Slots, 6 Upgrade Slots and 2 Weapon Slots.",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.quadrocopter.title": "Quadrocopter",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.quadrocopter.subtitle": "Not a Quadcopter",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.quadrocopter.desc": "The Quadrocopter is a very basic Hovercraft, it contains 6 Item Slots, a single Upgrade Slot and a single Weapon Slot.\n\nIt excels in simple controls and being able to use it for building.",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.gyrodyne": "Gyrodyne",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.gyrodyne.subtitle": "Muscle powered copter",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.gyrodyne.desc": "The Gyrodyne is a unique Aircraft, instead of consuming fuel, it's powered exclusively by muscle. As such, it consumes your Hunger.\n\nIt contains 18 Inventory Slots, 3 Upgrade Slots and 1 Weapon Slot",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.economy_plane.title": "Economy Plane",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.economy_plane.subtitle": "Your first Plane... Not that great tho.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.economy_plane.desc": "The Economy Plane is your very basic Plane. It's controlled utilizing Pitch and Yaw instead of Airships or Hovercrafts/Copters.\n\nIt has 4 Inventory Slots, and 4 Upgrade Slots.\nWhile slow, the Economy Plane, just like the Airship, can be Upgraded into better planes.",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.biplane.title": "Biplane",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.biplane.subtitle": "How come this is smaller than the Economy Plane?",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.biplane.desc": "The Biplane is a direct upgrade to the Economy Plane, crafted utilizing Hulls, Steam Boilers and an Enhanced Propeller.\n\nIt contians 16 Inventory Slots, 4 Upgrade Slots and 1 Weapon Slot. Unlike the Economy Plane, the Biplane can be Boosted utilizing Rockets.",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.scarlet_biplane.title": "Scarlet Biplane",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.scarlet_biplane.subtitle": "What a sight to behold",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.scarlet_biplane.desc": "The Scarlet Biplane is the final upgrade for Planes, Requiring HV components.\n\nIt contains 27 Inventory Slots, 4 Upgrade Slots, 2 Weapon Slots, and also a Booster Slot, just like the regular Biplane.\n\nWhile expensive, the Scarlet Biplane makes up for it with increased durability, increased max speed, and overall swag.",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.firmaciv.title": "FirmaCiv",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.firmaciv.subtitle": "Sail across the seas, with style.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.firmaciv.desc": "FirmaCiv is a mod all about boats and traversing large bodies of water. It can also be used for creating tools that help you position yourself in the world.",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.firmaciv_info.title": "Voyage Gadgets",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.firmaciv_info.subtitle": "In case you care for realism",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.firmaciv_info.desc": "FirmaCiv comes with 4 different gadgets, each giving you important information about the position you are in the world.\n&lSextant&r: The Sextant is used to measure your latitude in the world.\n&lNavigator's Timepiece&r: The Navigator's Timepiece is used to measure your longitude in the world.\n&lBarometer&r: The Barometer is used to learn your Altitude, relative to the sea's level\n&lCompass&r: The Compass has a declination towards true north, and can be used to orient yourself.",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.warfare.title": "Sea Warfare",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.warfare.subtitle": "FIRE ALL CANNONS!",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.warfare.desc": "You can craft both a Cannon and a Cannonball, in case you want to blow something to smithereens.\nTo fire a cannon, you'll need to load it with some Gunpowder, Unrefined Paper and place your Cannonball, afterwards, light the wick with a Flint and Steel",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.kayak_beginning.title": "Boat 1: Kayak",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.kayak_beginning.subtitle": "The only portable boat",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.kayak_beginning.desc": "The kayak is a relatively simple boat to craft, while only one passenger can fit in it it makes up for it by being the only boat you can carry around with you.",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.kayak_materials.title": "Materials for a Kayak",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.kayak_materials.subtitle": "Get yourself that Kayak.",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.kayak_materials.desc": "The Kayak is probably the second most simple boat you can craft, you'll require some form of string, some lumber, and Large Waterproof Hides. The Waterproof Hides can be obtained utilizing Waxes.",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.create_kayak.title": "Create the Kayak",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.create_kayak.subtitle": "Happy Kayak-ing!",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.create_kayak.desc": "With the Kayak in hand, traversing small bodies of water should be relatively easy, make sure you create a paddle so you can go faster!",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.entity_boats.title": "Entity Boats",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.entity_boats.subtitle": "I can't carry these with me?",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.entity_boats.desc": "Entity type boats are unique compared to the Kayak, while the Kayak can be carried around as an item, Entity Type Boats such as Rowboats, Canoes and Sloops cannot be carried around as an Item. However, they have other upsides such as being able to fit multiple people, and also fit \"Compartments\", such as Chests, Barrels and Others.\nTo avoid your boat from drifting away into the horizon, you can leash them with a Lead, might be worth spending some time creating a Dock of sorts for your boats.\n\nWorth mentioning, most boats can receive damage if you traverse over harsh obstacles such as Corals, you can repair your boat by utilizing wood of the same type as your boat.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.beneathxfirmaciv.title": "Disclaimer regarding Beneath and Firmaciv",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.beneathxfirmaciv.subtitle": "Read this, otherwise you may regret it",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.beneathxfirmaciv.desc": "While you can create Firmaciv Entity Boats out of Crimson and Warped stems, boats made out of these fireproof logs &oARE NOT&r resistant to lava! If you try to traverse a lava lake with these you &oWILL&r sink and die a horrible death!",
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"quests.tfg_tips.canoe_beginning.title": "Boat 2: Canoe",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.canoe_beginning.subtitle": "Primitive",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.canoe_beginning.desc": "The Canoe is a type of boat that can fit one passenger or compartment. It's made out of soft wood and can be created relatively easily at the cost of some basic tools and time.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.canoe_materials.title": "Materials for a Canoe",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.canoe_materials.subtitle": "It doesnt get simpler than this",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.canoe_materials.desc": "You'll need to find some sort of Softwood, the Field Guide contains information on which trees qualify as Softwood, alongside the process for actually creating the Canoe.",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.canoe_materials.task": "Some sort of Fire Starter",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.create_canoe.title": "Create the Canoe",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.create_canoe.subtitle": "Happy Canoe-ing!",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.create_canoe.desc": "With the Canoe, traversing medium sized bodies of water should be relatively easy, make sure you create a paddle so you can go faster!\n\nTo complete the first task of this quest, you need to look at any finished Canoe.",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.rowboat_beginning.title": "Boat 3: Rowboat",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.rowboat_beginning.subtitle": "Already using Wrought Iron huh?",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.rowboat_beginning.desc": "The Rowboat is a type of boat that can fit up to four compartments, or 2 passengers and 2 compartments. It's made out of hard wood and requires at the very least mastery over Wrought Iron.",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.rowboat_materials.title": "Materials for a Rowboat",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.rowboat_materials.subtitle": "Get ready for some work now.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.rowboat_materials.desc": "You'll need to find some sort of Hardwood, the Field Guide contains information on which trees qualify as Hardwood, alongside the process for actually creating the Rowboat.\n\nKeep in mind that, while the first task accepts any form of hardwood planks, you need to make sure they're all the same type! Trying to create a Rowboat with mixed wood types will not work!",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.create_rowboat.title": "Create the Rowboat",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.create_rowboat.subtitle": "Happy Rowboat-ing!",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.create_rowboat.desc": "With the Rowboat, traversing medium to large sized bodies of water should be relatively easy, make sure you create two oars so you can go faster!\nYou can also dye your rowboat's color with a dye of your choice!\n\nTo complete the first task of this quest, you need to look at any finished Rowboat.",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.sloop_beginning.title": "Boat 4: Sloop",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.sloop_beginning.subtitle": "Looking for a Challenge?",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.sloop_beginning.desc": "The Sloop is a type of boat, it's in fact the biggest and most expensive boat. It can fit up to 2 passengers, although players can walk around the sloop as well. not only that, it can fit up to 12 compartments! and it's the only boat that can accept Cannons as Compartments! It's made out of hard wood and requires at the very least mastery over Steel.",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.sloop_under_construction_materials.title": "Materials for a Sloop; Pt 1",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.sloop_under_construction_materials.subtitle": "There are parts now?",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.sloop_under_construction_materials.desc": "Unlike Rowboats and Canoes, Sloops require two distinct construction phases, you'll first create a \"Sloop Under Construction\", which then you'll finish into a proper sloop.\nYou'll need to find some sort of Hardwood, the Field Guide contains information on which trees qualify as Hardwood, alongside the process for actually creating the Sloop Under Construction.\n\nKeep in mind that, while the fourth task accepts any form of hardwood planks, you need to make sure they're all the same type! Trying to create a Rowboat with mixed wood types will not work!",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.sloop_materials.title": "Materials for a Sloop; Pt 2",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.sloop_materials.subtitle": "Don't worry, there's only two parts.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.sloop_materials.desc": "With the Sloop under Construction finished, you can recollect these other materials to finish the process of creating your Sloop. Check the Field guide if you need more guidance.\n\nKeep in mind that, while the first, second and third task accepts any form of hardwood planks, logs and lumber; you need to make sure they're all the same type! Trying to create a Rowboat with mixed wood types will not work!",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.create_sloop.title": "Create the Sloop",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.create_sloop.subtitle": "Where's the wind waker when you need it?",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.create_sloop.desc": "With the Sloop, traversing large sized bodies of water should be relatively easy. To make sure you dont end up at the mercy of the wind you can lower your Anchor to stop in place.\nYou can also dye your rowboat's color with a dye of your choice!\n\nTo complete the task of this quest, you need to look at any finished Sloop.",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.firmalife.title": "Firmalife",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.firmalife.subtitle": "Thrive in TerraFirmaCraft",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.firmalife.desc": "Firmalife is a mod all about making your experience in TerraFirmaCraft more enjoyable, containing things such as decorations, preservation, new foods, bees and a plethora of useful gadgets.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.greenhouse.title": "Greenhouse",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.greenhouse.subtitle": "Grow your crops 24/7!",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.greenhouse.desc": "The Greenhouse is a complex multiblock structure that can be utilized to grow crops all year round. You can check out it's entry in the Field Guide for more information!",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.beekeeping.title": "Beekeeping",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.beekeeping.subtitle": "They're so small now...",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.beekeeping.desc": "Beekeeping can be used for a plethora of things, not only can bees polinate nearby crops, you'll be able to also obtain Wax and Honey",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.beehive.title": "Beehive",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.beehive.subtitle": "Time for some rng...",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.beehive.desc": "To begin your journey as a beekeeper, you'll need both a Beehive and a Beehive Frame.\nUnlike in regular minecraft, Bees do not spawn naturally, and bees can only spawn from beehives with frames populated by queens. The chance for a queen to populate your frame is tied to RNG, but you can increase your odds by placing flowers around the hive.\n\nOnce your frames is populated, it'll begin spawning bees which will pollinate surrounding crops and produce honey.\n\nQueen Bees have &lGenes&r, these Genes can be used to improve your bees over the course of days, if a hive contains at least 2 queens and an empty frame, a new queen will eventually populate the empty frame. More information regarding genes can be read at the Field Guide.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.not_the_bees.title": "Beekeeper Armor",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.not_the_bees.subtitle": "NOT THE BEES!",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.not_the_bees.desc": "The bees aren't so friendly and don't like it when people harvest their precious honey. There are three ways to harvest honey and wax from beehives.\n\n&lNight Time&r: Bees sleep during the night, which means you can harvest honey from them without suffering from a swarm.\n&lCampfire&r: Utilizing a campfire below the hive and lighting it on fire, the bees will be smoked, incapacitating them from attacking you.\n&lBeekeeper Armor&r: Probably the best option, you can also craft Beekeeper Armor, as long as you have all four pieces equiped, Bees will not be able to attack you.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.not_the_bees.task": "I'll use either the Campfire or wait for Nightfall.",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.honey.title": "Honey",
|
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"quests.tfg_tips.honey.subtitle": "Oh bother...",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.honey.desc": "With an Empty Jar, you can right click a hive filled with honey to obtain a Honey Jar. Honey is an excelent natural sweetner.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.beeswax.title": "Beeswax",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.beeswax.subtitle": "A worthy sacrifice",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.beeswax.desc": "If you right click a Beehive Frame that has a Queen Bee, the Queen Bee will be sacrificed and in exchange you'll obtain one Beeswax.\n\nProtip: You can sacrifice Queens that have bad or lower genetic traits to encourage better traits over time.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.candles.title": "Candles",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.candles.subtitle": "Cozy...",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.candles.desc": "While all candles can be created with Paraffin Wax or Rosin, Creating candles with Beeswax is probably the easiest method if you get lucky with bee RNG.\nCandles are good light source when compared to Torches, unlike Torches, Candles will stay lit for 1 month and 2 days.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.oven.title": "Oven",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.oven.subtitle": "Caution, it's hot.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.oven.desc": "The Oven is a multipurpose block that can be used to easily heat and cook items. The bottom oven accepts logs as fuel, the top oven can be used to cook food, while the chimney is necesary to vent out the smoke that rises from the logs. And the Peel is used for peeling off items from the Top Oven\n\nMore information on how to craft an oven can be found in the Field Guide.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.oven_appliances.title": "Oven Appliances",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.oven_appliances.subtitle": "Get more out of your Ovens",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.oven_appliances.desc": "Oven appliances are blocks that can be placed on top of Bottom Ovens and recieve their heat from them. There are a couple that can be used that arent listed as tasks here:\n\n&lWrought Iron Grill&r: Allows you to grill food, food grilled in this receives a preservation bonus.\n&lVat&r: The Vat is a special block that can process Pot recipes in bulk\n&lJarring Station&r: If placed next to a vat, it can be used to fill jars in bulk with Jams.\n&lPot&r: You can also use Pots if you need to cook soups.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.oven_finish.title": "Oven Finishes",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.oven_finish.subtitle": "Fancy",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.oven_finish.desc": "In case the look of Clay Bricks dont suit you, you can apply Finishes to your Top, Bottom and Chimney blocks. These will change the look of your block.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.oven_finish.task": "Any Oven Finish",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.oven_utils.title": "Oven Utilities",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.oven_utils.subtitle": "You may want these.",
|
||
"quests.tfg_tips.oven_utils.desc": "The Ashtray is a block that's placed below a Bottom Oven. When fuel is consumed, there's a small chance for Wood Ash to be collected by the Ash Tray. Ash is extracted when you interact with the tray and placed when you attack the tray.\n\nThe Oven Hopper inputs logs into any Bottom Oven that it is facing. It can be automatically filled via automation from other mods as well.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.jam.title": "Jam",
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"quests.tfg_tips.jam.subtitle": "Not Jelly",
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"quests.tfg_tips.jam.desc": "Jams are an excellent form of preserving fruits, a sealed jar of jam can last up to two years without being opened.\n\nTo properly bottle the jam you'll require a Jar with Lid. The lid itself is crafted out metal, with different metals yielding bigger amounts of lids. To open a Sealed Jar of Jam, interact with the Sealed Jar while sneaking, there's a chance that a dirty lid will appear alongside your opened jar of jam. The dirty lid can be then washed by soaking it in a barrel filled with water.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.preservation.title": "The Preservation Tree",
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"quests.tfg_tips.preservation.subtitle": "Making food last longer",
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"quests.tfg_tips.preservation.desc": "As you may have already known, Food can &orot&r over time, and rotten food is not fit for consumption. Being able to thrive in TerraFirmaGreg will imply having to find ways to stretch the shelflife of food as far as possible.\n\nThe tree above this quest goes into details on how to preserve the main 5 types of raw nutrients in TerraFirmaCraft. Note that while some icons may show rotten food, this is purely a cosmetic issue.\n\nWorth mentioning, all preservation modifiers &lstack&r on top of each other.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.brine_something.title": "General Preservation: Brining",
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"quests.tfg_tips.brine_something.subtitle": "General Preservation N°2",
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"quests.tfg_tips.brine_something.desc": "Brining either raw meat, a vegetable or a fruit can increase it's shelflife.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.brine_something.tasks.1": "Meat, vegetable or fruit that has been brined.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.brine_something.tasks.2": "A Bucket of Brine",
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"quests.tfg_tips.pickle_something.title": "General Preservation: Pickling",
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"quests.tfg_tips.pickle_something.subtitle": "General Preservation N°3",
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"quests.tfg_tips.pickle_something.desc": "Pickling either raw meat, a vegetable or a fruit can increase it's shelflife. Once an item is pickled it can be left in a barrel filled with Vinegar, which gives it the \"Pickled\" preservation as long as the barrel is closed.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.pickle_something.tasks.1": "A Bucket of Vinegar",
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"quests.tfg_tips.pickle_something.tasks.2": "Meat, vegetable or fruit that has been pickled.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.get_milk.title": "Milk Preservation",
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"quests.tfg_tips.get_milk.subtitle": "Got milk?",
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"quests.tfg_tips.get_milk.desc": "Milk can be obtained from at least 3 different animals, Cows, Goats and Yaks.\nWhile milk can be drank as is, it can also be processed into delicious cheese.\n\nTo complete this quest, get any bucket type filled with the milk of your choosing.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.get_milk.task": "Any Bucket of Milk",
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"quests.tfg_tips.create_cheese.title": "Milk Preservation: Cheese",
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"quests.tfg_tips.create_cheese.subtitle": "Cheesy",
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"quests.tfg_tips.create_cheese.desc": "Milk can be processed into Cheese Wheels, Cheese Wheels can then be placed and cut with a knife to obtain cheese slices.\n\nInformation on how to create cheeses can be found in the Field Guide",
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"quests.tfg_tips.cheese_aging.title": "Milk Preservation: Cheese Aging",
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"quests.tfg_tips.cheese_aging.subtitle": "Stinky",
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"quests.tfg_tips.cheese_aging.desc": "If you have a cellar, you can place down the Cheese Weel to age, aging takes time but dramatically increases the shelflife of the Cheese. Do not break the cheese with your hands, otherwise all the aging will be lost!",
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"quests.tfg_tips.smoke_cheese.title": "Milk Preservation: Smoke the Cheese",
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"quests.tfg_tips.smoke_cheese.subtitle": "Improved flavour profile",
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"quests.tfg_tips.smoke_cheese.desc": "You can hang a slice of cheese in a string that's over a lit Campfire to smoke it.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.smoke_cheese.task": "A slice of Smoked Cheese",
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"quests.tfg_tips.get_meat.title": "Meat Preservation",
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"quests.tfg_tips.get_meat.subtitle": "Don't beat it.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.get_meat.desc": "Most animals drop meat which is an excellent source of protein, although it's shelf-life is short when left raw.\n\nMeats can be pickled and brined, altho these steps must happen &obefore&r they're cooked.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.salt_meat.title": "Meat Preservation: Salt",
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"quests.tfg_tips.salt_meat.subtitle": "Not quite a jerky",
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"quests.tfg_tips.salt_meat.desc": "Salting meat is a quick and relatively easy way to preserve it, Salt licks can be found in forests, alternatively, you can boil Salt Water to obtain salt if you live near an Ocean.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.salt_meat.task": "A hunk of Salted Meat",
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"quests.tfg_tips.smoke_meat.title": "Meat Preservation: Smoking",
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"quests.tfg_tips.smoke_meat.subtitle": "Smokey",
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"quests.tfg_tips.smoke_meat.desc": "You can hang a slice of raw meat in a string that's over a lit Campfire to smoke it. Keep in mind that the meat MUST be salted first.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.smoke_meat.task": "A hunk of Smoked Meat",
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"quests.tfg_tips.cook_meat.title": "Meat Preservation: Cooking",
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"quests.tfg_tips.cook_meat.subtitle": "Pretty obvious in hindsight.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.cook_meat.desc": "The easiest way to preserve meat is by cooking it. You should cook it either utilizing a Wrought Iron Grill or a Top Oven, trying to cook the meat in things like a Forge or Furnaces will give it bad preservation modifiers, lowering their shelflife instead!",
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"quests.tfg_tips.cook_meat.tasks.1": "A hunk of either Grilled or Oven Baked Cooked Meat.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.cook_meat.tasks.2": "A Wrought Iron Grill or a Top Oven",
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"quests.tfg_tips.get_veggie.title": "Vegetable Preservation",
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"quests.tfg_tips.get_veggie.subtitle": "They're good for you",
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"quests.tfg_tips.get_veggie.desc": "Vegetables are mostly found in the wild or grown locally in farms. They can only be Brined and Pickled.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.get_fruit.title": "Fruit Preservation",
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"quests.tfg_tips.get_fruit.subtitle": "Tasty!",
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"quests.tfg_tips.get_fruit.desc": "Fruits are mostly found in the wild, grown locally or harvested from Trees and Bushes. Unlike Vegetables, Fruits have their own preservation modifier, drying.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.dry_fruit.title": "Fruit Preservation: Drying",
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"quests.tfg_tips.dry_fruit.subtitle": "Water content basically zero",
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"quests.tfg_tips.dry_fruit.desc": "Utilizing a Drying mat you can dry fuits, increasing their shelflife. You can also utilize a Solar Drier, which dries the fruit considerably faster.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.dry_fruit.task.1": "A piece of Fruit that has been Dried",
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"quests.tfg_tips.dry_fruit.task.2": "A Drying Mat or a Solar Drier",
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"quests.tfg_tips.get_grain.title": "Grain Preservation",
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"quests.tfg_tips.get_grain.subtitle": "Carbohydrates",
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"quests.tfg_tips.get_grain.desc": "Grains are relativley abundant and easy to grow locally. While the regular raw grain may not last long there are easy ways on increasing its shelflife dramatically.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.get_grain.task": "Any Grain",
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"quests.tfg_tips.process_grain.title": "Grain Preservation: Knife Processing",
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"quests.tfg_tips.process_grain.subtitle": "That was easy.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.process_grain.desc": "By combining a Grain with a Knife in a Workbench, you'll get both Thatch and the loose pieces of the grain, these loose pieces can last up to a year.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.passive_preservation.title": "Passive Preservation",
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"quests.tfg_tips.passive_preservation.subtitle": "When modifiers aren't enough",
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"quests.tfg_tips.passive_preservation.desc": "There are different ways to further preserve your food, above are three very good choices.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.vessel_preservation.title": "General Preservation: Large Vessels",
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"quests.tfg_tips.vessel_preservation.subtitle": "Better than just glorified backpacks.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.vessel_preservation.desc": "Placing food in a Vessel then sealing it gives it the \"Sealed\" preservation modifier, increasing it's shelflife.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.cellar.title": "Cellar",
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"quests.tfg_tips.cellar.subtitle": "Its not a basement",
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"quests.tfg_tips.cellar.desc": "The cellar is a multiblock structure that can be used to preserve a myriad of items, utilizing food shelves and hanging racks. You can also age cheeses in here.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.cellar.task": "Any form of sealed entry.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.refrigerator.title": "Refrigerator",
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"quests.tfg_tips.refrigerator.subtitle": "This thing may be overpowered",
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"quests.tfg_tips.refrigerator.desc": "If you've advanced up to the Low Voltage Age, you can create a refrigerator, it consumes power in exchange for GREATLY improving the shelflife of food inside of it.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.cellar_blocks.title": "Cellar Blocks",
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"quests.tfg_tips.cellar_blocks.subtitle": "Stuff to put your food in",
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"quests.tfg_tips.cellar_blocks.desc": "Food Shelves can be used to store virtually any kind of food, while Hangers can be used to store Meats and Garlic. Food items in these blocks recieve a relatively powerful preservation modifier that's better than vessels.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.beneath.title": "The Beneath",
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"quests.tfg_tips.beneath.subtitle": "What's this \"Nether\" you speak of?",
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"quests.tfg_tips.beneath.desc": "Deep, DEEP underground, past the bedrock, you'll find The Beneath, a complex network of caves filled with dangers and relatively strange flora and fauna. While the beneath is completely optional, it contains a lot of things that could be considered Quality of Life improvements.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.beneath_prep.title": "Preparations",
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"quests.tfg_tips.beneath_prep.subtitle": "The Beneath is Hostile, better be prepared",
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"quests.tfg_tips.beneath_prep.desc": "The Beneath is a very, VERY hostile environment, due to it being very deep underground the average temperature is always above 15°C, going higher as you go deeper. Not to mention the amount of hostile creatures overall.\nThe quests below this one provide basic preparations for your adventure.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.beneath_temp_management.title": "Temperature Management: Active",
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"quests.tfg_tips.beneath_temp_management.subtitle": "Things to cool off quickly",
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"quests.tfg_tips.beneath_temp_management.desc": "In the beneath, while the temperature is relatively high, its not high enough to immediatly evaporate nearby sources of Water. As such, you should bring some Water to cool off on demand, or some Packed Ice.\n\nYou can harvest Packed Ice using a Saw, or obtain it by cooling water down in a barrel.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.beneath_clothes.title": "Temperature Management: Passive",
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"quests.tfg_tips.beneath_clothes.subtitle": "Things to passively cool off",
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"quests.tfg_tips.beneath_clothes.desc": "Clothes can also play an important role to cool off. The easiest cloth type to craft before going to the Beneath are Burlap Clothes.\n\nSilk Clothes require String, which can be found inside a Beneath Biome called the Webbed Lair.\n\nThere is a better alternative if you have access to Blue Steel however.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.blue_steel_diving.title": "Blue Steel Diving Gear",
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"quests.tfg_tips.blue_steel_diving.subtitle": "Perfect for taking a warm bath in a Lava Lake",
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"quests.tfg_tips.blue_steel_diving.desc": "The Blue Steel Diving Gear is a special set of armor that makes you completely impervious to Lava while you're wearing it. The reduced Warmth but high Insulations means you'll be able to keep a very stable core temperature while in the Beneath.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.juicer.title": "Juicer",
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"quests.tfg_tips.juicer.subtitle": "Hydration on a Pinch",
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"quests.tfg_tips.juicer.desc": "The Juicer is a special item that can extract the latent humidity of Fruits and Mushrooms into drinkable water.\n\nWater is only common in the upper layers of the beneath, as you go lower, it'll be increasingly scarce. However, mushrooms are very common in the Beneath, so you can juice them in the Juicer to get some drinkable Water.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.how_to_go_beneath.title": "How to go to The Beneath",
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"quests.tfg_tips.how_to_go_beneath.subtitle": "No Obsidian Required",
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"quests.tfg_tips.how_to_go_beneath.desc": "The Beneath is located deep, deep underground. Past the overworld's layer of Bedrock.\n\nTo reach the Beneath, you'll have to stand on the Overworld's bedrock for a couple of seconds, Dimensional Forces will bring you to the Beneath.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.how_to_go_beneath.task.1": "Reach and Stand on top of Bedrock",
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"quests.tfg_tips.how_to_go_beneath.task.2": "Visit the Beneath",
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"quests.tfg_tips.reach_the_beneath.title": "Welcome, to The Depths",
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"quests.tfg_tips.reach_the_beneath.subtitle": "Otherwise known as The Beneath",
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"quests.tfg_tips.reach_the_beneath.desc": "As soon as you reach The Beneath, you should mark your Point of Entry. Traveling in the Beneath is no faster than traveling in the Overworld. So marking your entry position can be used to quickly go back where you came from.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.fuck_go_back.title": "How to escape The Beneath",
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"quests.tfg_tips.fuck_go_back.subtitle": "Mom come pick me up, I'm scared.",
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"quests.tfg_tips.fuck_go_back.desc": "To escape The Beneath, you need to reach the upper levels of the cave system, near it's ceiling of Bedrock. Staying still for a couple of seconds near the roof will transport you back to the Bedrock layer of the Overworld."
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} |