Tin (1.17.1)

Tin was a mineral added in the Minecraft 1.17.1 Update. It is found in the Overworld in Tin Ore, but can also be obtained through excavation sites and Piglin Bartering. The main usage of tin is to create Tin Pipes, which allow for easier hopper transportation.
== Obtainability ==
Tin Ore attempts to generate twice- in a triangular distribution from y256 to y512 (Only in Mountain Biomes) (Smaller Amount) and in a linear distribution from y84 to y32 (Only in Oceans and Mountains)
*Tin Ore can also generate exposed to Rivers and Groundwater at any y-level, replacing Gravel in Rivers.
*Unless it generates in the former case, it will only spawn in Mountain and Ocean Biomes.
*Tin can also generate in Mesa Peaks as Terracotta Tin Ore, though less often.
*Tin has increased air exposure.
*Generates in Blobs of 2-8, or 6-16 when exposed to air. Can Generate in Blobs of 20-64 in Rivers, depending on the size of the Gravel Blob. Only generates in a blob the size of a single block in Groundwater, though this can happen very often, creating numerous miniblobs.
Tin Ore can also be obtained in excavation sites. This site will be expanded when we get more information on archeology.
A Piglin has a 1.64% chance to give 3-5 Tin Ingots when offered a Gold Ingot in bartering.
Tin Ingots has a chance to be found in Dungeon Chests, Stronghold Chests, Pillager Outpost Chests, and Woodland Mansion Grey Banner Room Chests.
Raw Tin can be found in Abandoned Mineshaft Chests.
== Usage ==
The main usage of Tin is to create Tin Pipes, but they are also a great decorative block, and they can be crafted into the Tin Can, which is used for easier food shortage. Tin is also a crafting ingredient in Bronze, the tier after Iron.
=== Raw Tin Blocks ===
* Can be crafted with 9 Raw Tin.
*Used for easier raw tin storage.
=== Tin Blocks ===
Crafted with 4 Tin Ingots, Tin Blocks are a decorative, metallic block used for building metal creations. It plays a cool sound when rain hits the block, and has a texture similar to a copper block. It does not weather. It gives off 2 more redstone output than normal blocks do when connected to a Skulk Sensor. Tin Blocks can be cut into a Cut Tin Block, and Cut Tin Stairs, Slabs, and Fences.
=== Tin Grates ===
A Horizontal Version of Iron Bars, used for walking and the tops of cages. The texture is made so it blends with Iron Bars and doesn't look out of place. 2 are crafted with 6 Tin Ingots. It gives off 2 more redstone output than normal blocks do when connected to a Skulk Sensor. 
=== Cut Tin Blocks ===
4 are crafted with 4 Tin Blocks, or One Tin Block can be turned into a Cut Tin Block in the Stonecutter. These can be made into Cut Tin Stairs, Slabs, and Fences. Cut Tin Blocks have a texture similar to Cut Copper. It gives off 2 more redstone output than normal blocks do when connected to a Skulk Sensor. 
=== Tin Pipes ===
Can be decorative, but their main purpose is to easily transport items between Hoppers. Tin Pipes cannot interact with Chests, Furnaces, Items, or anything other than a Hopper or another Tin Pipe. Tin Pipes automatically bend when between two rows of tin pipes going in perpendicular directions. They only have one slot and can hold up to 64 Items. Their main purpose is to be a cheaper alternative to massive hopper chains. 2 are crafted with 3 Tin Ingots. They look like a Metal End Rod with small caps on both ends.
=== Bronze Ingots ===
Two Copper Ingots and 1 Tin Ingot make Three Bronze Ingots. Bronze Ingots are used in the Bronze Armor Tier.
=== Tin Cans ===
In 1.19: Combat, Enchanting, Adventure! Tin Cans were added. They are Crafted with 4 Tin Ingots in the same shape it takes to make boots. The player can put food items in a Tin Can and eat the combined value of all the foods inside, and can also recieve stacked effects by eating foods like multiple Golden Apples in a Tin Can. Foods are consumable items that are not in a Bucket or a Potion. You can put the food items in by crafting them with the tin can. You still recieve the effects from any food put in it (still teleport from chorus fruit, recieve poison from pufferfish, etc) The player can eat out of the tin can to eat the combined value of all the foods inside, and cannot add any more foods until it is eaten. Used to eat foods faster. Eating Time of the can is the sum of the eating speeds of all the foods in the can divided by 3. The time it takes to eat the tin can cannot be lower than 18 seconds. If Pumpkin Pie is in a tin can, it is divided by 3.142 instead of 3, a reference to the number pi.
Each Food Type has a specific weight that determines whether it can be put in a Tin Can or if the can is too full. By default Tin Cans have a maximum weight of 100.
* All Normal Foods except Golden/Enchanted Apples have a weight of 12.5.
* Beetroot Soup has a weight of 25.0.
* Mushroom Stew has a weight of 27.5.
* Golden Apples have a weight of 27.5.
* Suspicious Stew has a weight of 30.0.
* Enchanted Apples have a weight of 30.0.
* Rabbit Stew has a weight of 50.0
Effects in Tin Cans stack. For example, if a player had two golden apples in a tin can, they get Regeneration III and Absorption II. This effect is scaled by 13/16ths time.
In 1.20: A New World, Tin Cans can now be used to hold Juice, by crafting a Tin Can with a Sugar and 4 Berries/2 Apples. Each of them restore 10 Hunger Points and take 20 Ticks to eat. Currently, the three types of juices are Apple Juice, Cranberry Juice, and Sweet Berry Juice. The game will know that you aren't trying to put them in the tin can because Sugar is not a consumable item. 
Food Eating Times
Food Types 	Time (In Ticks)
Sweet Berries/Cranberries 	15.4
Dried Kelp/Spider Eye 	17.3
Cookie 	18
Beetroot/Desert Fig 	18.4
Mushrooms (All Types) 	18.6
Carrot/Golden Carrot/Banana 	19.2
Melon Slice 	19.4
Apple/Golden Apple/Enchanted Apple/
Chorus Fruit/Potions/Milk/Beetroot Soup/
Apple Juice/Cranberry Juice/Sweet Berry Juice	20
Mushroom Stew/Rabbit Stew/Suspicious Stew/
Rice Bowl	20.4
Bread 	20.8
Tropical Fish/Archer Fish 	22
Potato/Poisonous Potato/Baked Potato	22.6
Raw Cod/Cooked Cod 	23.6
Raw Rabbit/Cooked Rabbit 	24
Raw Salmon/Cooked Salmon 	28.9
Raw Mutton/Cooked Mutton 	34.3
Raw Pork/Raw Beef/Cooked Pork/Steak 	38.0
Raw Chicken/Cooked Chicken 	39.8
Pufferfish 	40.0
Pumpkin Pie 	41.5
Honey 	42.9
Rotten Flesh 	50.0
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