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Material Traits

Material Traits are traits that the materials constructing a tool will bestow upon the tool, these may be embossed onto a tool, but may not be removed from the tool once on it, unless you replace the tool part giving the trait.

## Obtaining

Material Traits are on all tools, unless they are made of only materials that don't have traits.

### **Embossment**

Using a Green Slime Crystal, Blue Slime Crystal, Magma Slime Crystal, Gold Block, and a tool part that the tool uses, you may emboss the relevant Material Traits of the part onto the tool, this means that is you embossed a Stone plate onto a hammer, you would have the Cheapskate trait on the resulting hammer, as in a hammer, plates are used in the head, and Cheapskate is only applied if Stone is used in the head of a tool.

## Usage

Each Material Trait is used in different ways, traits can activate in the following ways; only when used to attack, only when used to mine, both attacking and mining, passive abilities that activate on their own, abilities that alter the weapon's stats just by having the ability, and abilities that activate whenever it is used at all.

Thank you for the table Branditobandito

## Trivia

* The arrow shaft traits Hovering from a Blaze rod and Endspeed from an End rod are almost the same, as Endspeed speeds the arrow up and sends it immediately to where you are looking, while Hovering prevents the arrow from making an arc. This results in the arrow or bolt going virtually straight with either arrow.

## Issues

Issues relating to "Material Traits" are maintained on the issue tracker. Report issues there.

## Gallery

Please provide images here, it would help this page greatly.

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Seared Brick

Seared Bricks are the literal foundation of a Smeltery, and without them you can't make metal tool parts.

## Obtaining

In the early game you would make Seared Bricks using Grout and smelting it.

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After you have a functional Smeltery you can make Seared Bricks with molten Seared Stone

Grout

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You can also melt stone, and Stone tool parts

Molten Seared Stone:

2 s

## Uses

Seared Bricks are needed for every block in a Smeltery, so it's recommended to obtain a large amount of them.

### Crafting

#### Seared Bricks

**Ingredients** 4 Seared Bricks

The building block of your first Smeltery.

#### Casting Basin

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**Ingredients** 7 Seared Bricks

Used to make Blocks in your Smeltery.

#### Casting Table

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**Ingredients** 7 Seared Bricks

For making tool parts, ingots, casts, and Coagulated Blood.

#### Seared Drain

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**Ingredients** 6 Seared Bricks

Needed to input fluids into your Smeltery.

#### Seared Faucet

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**Ingredients** 3 Seared Bricks

When placed on a Seared Drain, you can output fluids into the block below.

#### Smeltery Controller

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**Ingredients** 8 Seared Bricks

the brain of your Smeltery

#### Tanks

**Seared Window**

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**Ingredients** 6 Seared Bricks + 3 Glass

**Seared Gauge**

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**Ingredients** 4 Seared Bricks + 5 Glass

**Seared Tank**

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**Ingredients** 8 Seared Bricks + 1 Glass

The heart of the Smeltery, put lava in to power Smeltery. Can hold up to 4 buckets of any 1 liquid.

#### Casting Channel

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**Ingredients** 5 Seared Bricks

Used to move fluids around like pipes

#### Seared Glass

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**Ingredients** 4 Seared Bricks + 1 Glass

Can't hold liquids but can be used to build a Smeltery so you can have a cool window

#### Seared Furnace Controller

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**Ingredients** 8 Seared Bricks + 1 Furnace

Used to make a Seared Furnace

#### Tinker Tank Controller

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**Ingredients** 8 Seared Bricks + 1 Bucket

Used to make a Tinker Tank

#### Seared Bricks Slab

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**Ingredients** 2 Seared Bricks

Ever wanted to decorate with slabs but didn't want any leftover?

can't be used to build a Smeltery but can be used as the top layer of a Tinker Tank or Seared Furnace

### Smeltery

You can melt down your Seared Bricks.

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Or make an ingot cast with them

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Wood

**Wood** is a common resources in Vanilla Minecraft. Wooden tool parts are mediocre, but easy to come by, making them excellent starter tools.

## Obtaining

Wood can be obtained by chopping down a tree. Wood Planks are crafted when placing a Wood into a crafting space.

## Durability

Head: 35
Handle: 25 Modifier: 1
Extra: 15
Full Tool: 75

## Material Traits

### Ecological

*Green Power!*
Renewable resources are so good, they regenerate by themselves!

## Trivia

Wood logs, wood planks, and sticks can be used to make tool parts, being made from 4 wood, 1 wood, and 0.5 wood respectively.
Letoris Wikia

## Welcome to the Letoris Wikia

This wiki is intended for the fictional islands, Letoris islands.

## The Letoris Islands Wikia is not intended for public editing

Please don't edit this wiki, i'm making a fictional map, and i use this site for information about the map and the Islands. This really isn't even for public viewing, since it is really hard to find this link, but since you're already here you can look around. just please don't edit anything. i've spent so much time on this :) thanks.

Do not use any of the content in this Wikia for your own personal uses. Everything in this wiki is made and owned by the creator of the islands.

## Latest activity

Photos and videos are a great way to add visuals to your wiki. Find videos about your topic by exploring Wikia's Video Library.

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Using Tinkers Items Crash My Game

**This page is a candidate for deletion.**

*Remember to check what links here and the page history before deletion.*
When I was playing on my server with my friends, my friend gave me a Cobalt Pickaxe with 18.04 mining speed and quite a few other upgrades. I used the pickaxe on Stone and my game crashed. I came back into the server and it was fine but I'm wondering if I can fix this before we have our big server night we usually have. This is the crash report. https://pastebin.com/4YE059HL Sorry if this is the wrong way of doing this but I have no idea how to contact the creators.
Slime Boots

**Slime Boots** are boots that negate fall damage and bounce the user off the ground.

## Obtaining

### **Crafting**

#### **Slime Boot**

**Ingredients:** Any Slime Ball + any Congealed Slime Blocks

**Description:** Using one color of slime will produce that slime color of boots. Mixing slime colors will result in making the purple version.

## Usage

### **Armor**

As an armor piece worn the boots slot, falling from a block height of more than 2 will cause the user to bounce back up at about half the height of the amount dropped. The user will then continually drop down to the ground and bounce back up to a lower height until the block height is only 2. Due to this ability, Slimeslings are intended to be used with it for fast travel.

## Trivia

* Slime Boots do not provide any armor by itself but adding protection enchantments via anvil will increase protection.
* Slime Boots will not work in creative mode.
* Holding the sneak key while landing will cause you to not bounce but will deal some fall damage if the last bounce went high enough to normally deal damage.
* After stopping bouncing while wearing Slime Boots and still holding the SPACEBAR key, you will gain increased speed. This acceleration is more noticeable when Squake mod is on, or when you're jumping over ice blocks.

## Issues

Issues relating to "Slime Boots" are maintained on the issue tracker. Report issues there.

## Gallery

All colors of Slime Boots.

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Tinkers' Construct 2 Wiki

## Welcome to the Tinkers' Construct 2 Wiki!

This is a wiki database for the Minecraft mod *Tinkers' Construct 2*. Tinker's Construct was created by mDiyo, and was rewritten by boni for the 1.8.8 and above versions. This wiki includes crafting recipes, mob data and other information for the newer versions (1.8.8 and above).

## Quick Links

* Download the latest version from CurseForge.
* Report bugs with the current versions to the GitHub.
* View the forum thread on Minecraft Forums.

## About

Tinkers' Construct 2 is a complete rewrite of the original mod with some changed items and such.

## Other Information

Please read this wiki's editting guidelines before editing or adding a new page.

Do not post issues or crash reports in the comments. Report them to the GitHub instead!
Розовый бумажный журавлик

* **Требуемый уровень:** 15 уровень
* **Редкость:** **Золотая**
* **Уворот:** +5.0%;
* **Уворот верхом:** +25.0%;
* **Скорость плавания:** 2.5 м/с;
* **Скорость плавания в ускорении:** 10.1 м/с;
* **Потребление очков:** 14 о/с;

## Методы получения

1. За участие во внутриигровом ивенте в честь дня Святого Валентина.
2. Обмен у NPC внутриигрового ивента в честь дня Святого Валентина.
Fermented Spider Eye

*This is an item from vanilla Minecraft. For further information, see this page.*

**Fermented Spider Eye** is Vanilla Minecraft item and it's well-known as an ingredient for brewing. In Tinkers' Construct, it is a modifier item that adds Bane of Arthropods, which makes the item deal extra damage to spiders, silverfish, and endermites.

## Issues

Issues relating to "Fermented Spider Eye" are maintained on the issue tracker. Report issues there.

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Sharpening Kit

**Sharpening Kits** allow the player to upgrade the tool level quickly to mine higher level materials or repair your tools.

## Obtaining

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## Uses

These can be made using the smeltery in the same fashion as tool parts. The sharpening kit pattern can be found top left on the stencils set, then make the mold. There are various grades of sharpening kit for the various materials available in the game (e.g. Iron, Steel, Knightslime, Obsidian).

### Adjust Mining Level

This could be mine you can upgrade or downgrade your tool Mining Level by placing the material that has the Mining Level higher than your tool and vice versa.
Slime Ball (Blue)

Jump Boost III (1:00)

**Slime Ball** is a base crafting item as well as a food.

### **Mob Drops**

Slime Balls will sometimes drop from Blue Slimes upon killing them. These chances can be increased with Luck or Looting.

### **Trees**

Slime Balls have a small chance from dropping from the Slimy Leaves of a Blue Slime Tree.

## Usage

### **Crafting**

#### **Slimy Grass**

**Ingredients:** **Slime Ball** + Grass Block

#### **Slimesling**

**Ingredients:** String + any Congealed Slime Blocks + any Slime Ball

**Description:** Using one color of slime will produce that slime color of sling. Mixing slime colors will result in making the gray version.

#### **Slime Boots**

**Ingredients:** Any Slime Ball + any Congealed Slime Blocks

**Description:** Using one color of slime will produce that slime color of boots. Mixing slime colors will result in making the gray version.

#### **Blue Slime Block**

**Ingredients:** Congealed Blue Slime Block + **Slime Ball**

#### **Blue Slimy Mud**

**Ingredients:** **Slime Ball** + any Sand + any Dirt

#### **Oredict**

In addition to the above recipes, Slime Balls can also be used in any recipes that require Slimeballs and support oredict.

### **Drying**

#### **Gelatinous Slime Drop**

**Ingredients:** Any Slime Ball except Gray

### **Food**

Blue Slime Balls can be eaten to provide 0.5 bars of hunger and 1 saturation. Doing so will also give you the effects of Slowness III (0:45) and Jump Boost (1:00).

## Trivia

* Blue Slime Balls themselves are edible unlike their vanilla counterpart.

## Issues

Issues relating to "Slime Ball (Blue)" are maintained on the issue tracker. Report issues there.

## Gallery

Slime Ball dropped from the Blue Slime.

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Cactus

**Cactus** is a non-metallic tool material created by putting a cactus into the part builder, that applies the Prickly or Spiky trait. These traits will allows it to increase its damage as durability decreases. As such, it is often used as bindings or guards on weapons. For bows, it is slightly better than Wood, while retaining the trait above.

If any mobs attack you while having the Spiky trait, the tool itself will reflect the damage to the mobs.

## Obtaining

Cacti are generated in the Desert and Mesa biome. They can be mined by hand.
Blank Pattern

**Blank Patterns** are the first step in the Tinkers' Construct mod, being used for the Tool Station, the Pattern Chest, the Stencil Table, and the Part Builder. As well as being used in the Stencil Table to create patterns required to make basic tool parts.

## Obtaining

### **Crafting**

#### '**Blank Pattern'**

**Ingredients:** 2 Sticks + 2 of any Wood Planks

## Usage

### **Crafting**

#### **Stencil Table**

**Ingredients:** **Blank Pattern** + any Wood Plank

#### **Part Chest**

**Ingredients:** **Blank Pattern** + Chest + any Wood Plank + 2 Sticks

#### **Pattern Chest**

**Ingredients:** **Blank Pattern** + 8 of any Wood Planks
Or

**Ingredients:** **Blank Pattern** + Chest

#### **Tool Station**

**Ingredients:** **Blank Pattern** + Crafting Table
Or

**Ingredients:** **Blank Pattern** + Crafting Station

#### **Part Builder**

**Ingredients:** **Blank Pattern** + any Wood Log

### **Stencil Table**

If placed inside a Stencil Table, you can make Part Patterns, used to make basic tool parts.

## Trivia

* Blank Patterns are one of the oldest items in the mod, reaching as far back as possibly being in the very first version of Tinkers' Construct 1
* The total number of Blank Patterns you need to have everything is 32

## Issues

Issues relating to "Blank Pattern" are maintained on the issue tracker. Report issues there.

## Gallery

Inside a stencil tableA stencil table with a blank pattern in it, and a stencil table without a pattern

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Blue Slime Crystal

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**Blue Slime Crystal** is a material from Tinker's Construct. This, among with Green Slime Crystal and Magma Slime Crystal are material that create Slime Tools.

## Obtaining

Blue Slime Crystal are made first by making Blue Slimy Mud, then smelting it in a furnace.

### Crafting

You can use the alternative crafting recipe if you might not want to craft the Congealed Blue Slime Block

## Uses

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Lapis Lazuli

*This is an item from vanilla Minecraft. For further information, see this page.*

**Lapis Lazuli** is a modifier material as well as a crafting ingredient.

## Obtaining

### Lapis Lazuli

Lapis Lazuli can be found in the underground through Lapis Lazuli vein. A Lapis Lazuli Ore will give 1-4 Lapis Lazuli when get mined.

A Cleric Villager will have a random chance to trade Lapis Lazuli. Lapis Lazuli also found in Mineshaft chest

## Uses

Luck is a Modifier that can be added to tools and weapons, giving the same effects as the Vanilla enchantments Fortune and Looting, and is applicable in the same manner e.g. Fortune on tools and Looting on weapons. This modifier can be added to tools and weapons by adding **Lapis Lazuli** in a Tool Station or Tool Forge. Due to the nature of the modifier it is incompatible with the Silky (Silk Touch) modifier. This modifier can only be applied once per tool/weapon.

Given the large amount of lapis required, it is much easier to add 50 Lapis blocks in the tool forge instead of nearly 7 stacks of Lapis gems.
Крылья темной ночи

* **Требуемый уровень:** 29 уровень
* **Редкость:** **Золотая**
* **Уворот:** +15.0%;
* **Уворот в полете:** +30.0%;
* **Скорость полета:** 12.0 м/с;
* **Скорость в ускорении:** 24.0 м/с;
* **Потребление очков:** 14.0 о/с;
* **Увеличение скорости:** +10%.

## Методы получения

1. С помощью синтеза у специального мастера.
2. Из коробки с крыльями.
3. Из игрового магазина.
Slimesteel

Slimesteel is an alloy created by combining Molten Iron, Skyslime, and Seared Stone in a smeltery, at a 1:1:1 ration, yielding two ingots. It can be used for tools, and is a 1.16.5 exclusive. It has a mining level equal to iron tools, and applies the Overslime material trait to tools. The Overslime trait allows for slime crystals to be used to add Overslime to a tool, which adds a durability buffer. Overslime can be refilled by applying slime crystals to the tool in a Tinker's Anvil or Tinker Station. Applying a Slime Crystal adds 10 Overslime, a Skyslime Crystal 40, Ichor Crystal 100, and Enderslime Crystal 200. The Overslime trait allows 200 Overslime to be applied. Slimesteel parts also have one other trait, Overcast. Overcast allows 75 more Overslime to be applied per level of Overcast.
Aluminum

This feature has been **removed**. You can reuse this with Thermal Foundation mod.

**Aluminum** is material in Tinker's Construct. Currently, it's only use it to make Alumite, Aluminum Brass and Aluminum tools (not through casting).

Aluminum Ore generates in the Overworld, once per chunk. It spawns in veins of 6 and between heights of 64 and 0.

## Uses

### Alloy Smeltery

Molten Aluminum can combines with other Molten Materials to create:
Redstone

**Redstone** is a modifier material as well as a crafting ingredient. Redstone can be found in the underground through Redstone vein.

## Obtaining

### Redstone

Redstone can be obtained by mining Redstone Ore. An ore mined could drop 1-4 Redstones.

## Usage

Placing Redstone in the Tool Forge will increase tool's Mining Speed

## Tips

* Redstone can be used to make circuits. These circuits can activate and automate casting basins and Casting Tables. The Project Red mod makes this process easier.

## Trivia

There are different trait names that depends on its level:

* Haste - Level 1
* Haster - Level 2
* Hastest - Level 3
* Hastester - Level 4
* Hastestest - Level 5
Expander

**Expanders** are items used to modify tools to increase their affected area, either horizontally or vertically.

## Obtaining

**Expanders** can only be obtained from crafting

**ingredients**: 2 Lapis Lazuli + 2 Pistons + 1 Purple Slime Ball

## Usage

See Height++ and Width++ for information on their modifiers.

Expanders can only be used to modify tools, specifically those intended for breaking blocks.

## Common Applications

Expanders will irreversibly increase the area a tool will break, so commonly they are used on tools with one or few applications, such as Hammers or Excavators used for terraforming large portions of land or Scyths used solely for leaves and grass.

For such tools, it is common to use cheap materials for a head to avoid wasting rarer items. For a terraforming Hammer, a single stone large plate will allow for it to be repaired with stone. Although decreasing the tool's durability, as the Hammer will be breaking massive amounts of the stuff, it is worth it in the end. Adding to that, an Ardite large tool rod will add Petramor, repairing the tool occasionally when breaking stone. A Cobalt hammer head or large plate will provide momentum to increase mining speed as you mine without stopping. Blasting is a common Modifier to add as it will void some blocks broken and allow for dirt and other blocks to be broken that couldn't normally be broken by the hammer. With this, a Knightslime hammer head or large plate will add crumbling, making such blocks even faster to mine. And if you have the PlusTinc mod, Alumite will let you forget about the blocks broken entirely by teleporting them into an inventory somewhere with Global Traveler.

If you wish to use the tool for mining and don't have room for autosmelt or luck, try sharpening it with a low level material like Blue Slime Crystal or Green Slime Crystal, making it unable to mine anything above coal. This will let you mine the ores you want with your main pickaxe while keeping the large mining area of your tool from being a problem.
Детеныш черного кита

* **Требуемый уровень:** 15 уровень
* **Редкость:** **Золотая**
* **Уворот:** +5.0%;
* **Уворот верхом:** +25.0%;
* **Скорость:** 10.5 м/с;
* **Скорость в ускорении:** 17.4 м/с;
* **Потребление очков:** 14 о/с;
* **Скорость в полёте:** 10.5 м/с;
* **Скорость ускорения в полёте:** 21 м/с;
* **Потребление очков в полёте:** 13 м/с;
* **Увеличение скорости:** +10%.
Alumite

This features has been **removed**. You could reuse this material via PlusTiC mod.

**Alumite** is an alloy which is crafted with one block of Obsidian, two Iron ingots, and five Aluminum ingots together in a Smeltery. This yields 3 Alumite ingots.

It is stronger than everything but Steel (which it is about on par with) and Manyullyn. It is one of the few materials that can mine Cobalt and Ardite.

The placed block has a heart on each side. It is an endgame material, and one of the last you will get.

## Obtaining

### Block of Alumite

**Casting**

25 s

### Molten Alumite

Molten Alumite are obtained by smelting Alumite tools.

It can also be obtained by alloying Molten Aluminum, Iron and Obsidian with a ratio 5:2:2.

## Material Traits

### Global Traveler

When you shift right-click a block, you designate a destination. If you mine a block or kill a mob and an item would drop, the item is teleported to the designated block. If the block has an inventory (such as a chest or a hopper), the item will appear inside the inventory. Otherwise it will appear on the ground at the destination. This will work with modded inventories too.
Slimesling

Charge up, aim low, get flinging! Use Slime Boots if you value your life!

The **Slimesling** is a utility item used to launch from the ground.

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The Slimesling is used as a tool to quickly gain altitude and/or speed. To use the Slimesling, the use key (default right click) must be held and aimed at the side or top of the block to bounce off of. The player must be touching the ground. Depending on how pulled back the Slimesling is, the user will be launched into the air opposite the direction which they were facing when aiming at the block.

Due to the high altitude that results in using the Slimesling, it must be used in conjunction with Slime Boots or any other equipment/item that will negate or greatly reduce fall damage.

## Trivia

* The Slimesling uses the vanilla Bow animation.
* The gamerule "disableElytraMovementCheck" must be set to true in order to smoothly move from chunk to chunk smoothly without stopping midair.
* When aimed straight down, the Slimesling will launch the player 22 blocks upward.

## Issues

Issues relating to "Slimesling" are maintained on the issue tracker. Report issues there.

## Gallery

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Piggybackpack

Right-click mobs to pick them up

The **Piggybackpack** is an armor piece that allows carrying of mobs and players.

## Usage

### **Carrying**

The Piggybackpack can carry all entities with a proper hitbox (including the Wither). The player must first use the Piggybackpack in hand on the entity they want to pick up. The Piggybackpack will then go to the chestplate slot and replace any armor piece if it is there and the entity will be riding the player overhead. The player carrying the entity will also gain the Piggybacking potion effect. While being ridden, the player carrying the entity is unable to break most blocks or hit entity normally. Doing so will damage the entity riding the player. For the entity to get off, the Piggybackpack must be taken off of the player.

### **Armor**

The Piggybackpack can be worn like any armor piece regularly providing 0 protection.

## Trivia

* The Piggybackpack does not provide any armor by itself but adding protection enchantments via anvil will increase protection.
* While it is able to carry hostile mobs, you will still take damage from them.

## Issues

Issues relating to "Piggybackpack" are maintained on the issue tracker. Report issues there.

## Gallery

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Ardite

**Ardite** is a tool material in Tinkers' Construct. It can be found naturally in the form of Ardite Ore, which can only be found in the Nether, usually in the high Y levels. It can be made into blocks, ingots, and nuggets like most other metals, and can be melted down in the Smeltery. It can be used for tools, adding the Stonebound II ability, and is also used to make the alloy Manyullyn.

## Obtaining

Ardite Ore can be first mined by Obsidian Pickaxe or greater such as Alumite, then later by Cobalt, Ardite, and Manyullyn Pickaxe.

### Molten Ardite

Ardite can be obtained by smelting Ardite tools and materials.

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## Uses

Molten Ardite can be combined with Molten Cobalt in a Smeltery in a 1:1 ratio to make Manyullyn.

## Location

This can be found in the Nether just like Cobalt, in the high Y levels. It is a reddish colour, so is harder to find than cobalt, a blue which contrasts with the netherrack.

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Green Slime Crystal

**Green Slime Crystal** is a material from Tinker's Construct. This, among with Blue Slime Crystal and Magma Slime Crystal are material that create Slime Tools.

## Obtaining

Green Slime Crystal are made through two processes.

### Crafting

You can use the alternative crafting recipe if you might not want to craft the Congealed Green Slime Block
Material Stats

If playing from 1.7.10 or below, everything here can be found at:

☀https://tinkers-construct.fandom.com/wiki/Material\_Stats

**Mining Level** - What range of blocks a tool can mine.

**Mining Speed** - How fast a tool can mine blocks. May be influenced by other toolparts.

**Attack Damage** - Base value for attack calculations. The end result depends on the tool itself and other components used.

**Traits** - Extra perks/effects a material can give a tool. See Traits for more information.

### **Table of Materials - Handles**

**Durability** - How much durability is contributed to overall tool durability.

**Modifier** - The total durability of the tool will be multiplied by this.

**Traits** - Extra perks/effects a material can give a tool. See Traits for more information.

### **Table of Materials - Extras**

**Durability** - How much durability is contributed to overall tool durability.

**Traits** - Extra perks/effects a material can give a tool. See Traits for more information.

## Guides

* Getting Started with Tinkers' Construct
SporeWiki: Return of SporeX/ИграSpore1

Итак, ты решил в очередной раз сыграть в Spore. Ты запускаешь своё сохранение на этапе "Племя" и вспоминаешь, что хотел подружиться с соседним племенем. Однако ты осознаёшь, что тебе не хватает поселенцев, поэтому тратишь несколько единиц пищи на детёнышей.

Пока детёныши растут, ты замечаешь поселенца, который ничем не занят. Он просто стоит у костра.

**Пройти этап** | **Обратить внимание на поселенца**
SporeWiki: Return of SporeX/ТемаРазрабВикипедияСтатья

Итак, ты решил тут же написать статью в Википедии про Ftrazoip.

Через некоторое время ты заканчиваешь писать свою статью, но её сразу удаляют местные модераторы из-за большого количества неподтверждённой информации и неаккуратного оформления. Что будешь делать дальше, Спорин?

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Knightslime

**Knightslime** is a material from Tinker's Construct. It is made by alloying Iron, Purple Slime and Seared Stone in the Smeltery.

## Obtaining

### Molten Knightslime

#### Smeltery

Molten Knightslime can be obtained by smelting Knightslime tools or materials in the Smeltery.

#### Alloy Smeltery

Knightslime can by alloyed by smelting 1 Purple Slimeball, 1 Iron Ingot, and 4 Seared Bricks (or 1 Seared Stone).

## Durability

Head: 850
Handle: 500
Extra: 125
Full Tool: 988

## Material Traits

### Crumbling

*Crumble rumble rumble*
The tool breaks soft blocks that don't need a tool faster.

### Unnatural

*Abomination!*
The tool mines faster the higher its mining level is above the required one.
Flint

*This is an item from vanilla Minecraft. For further information, see this page.*

**Flint** is a vanilla Minecraft item, used by Tinker's Construct to make tools.

## Obtaining

To get Flint, Gravel must be broken, and will eventually drop Flint instead of itself. The percent chance of dropping flint can be increased by using Fortune.

Additionally, if you don't mind a lower conversion rate, Tinkers Construct adds a recipe to turn 3 Gravel into 1 Flint.

## Durability

Head: 150
Handle: -60 Modifier: 0.6
Extra: 40
Full Tool: 54

## Material Traits

### Crude

*Armor is for cowards!*
Bonus damage against unarmored targets.

For each level of Crude on a tool, its damage to unarmored targets increases by 5%

## Other

* Flint is a great way to skip using Stone to obtain Iron, as Stone, when used as a head, decreases the tool's durability drastically.
Paper

**Paper** is a basic item found in vanilla Minecraft crafted with sugar cane. Paper is very weak and cannot mine or attack very well.

## Uses

### In Tool Parts

Paper has the lowest durability, attack damage, and mining speed in the game and can only mine stone. However, paper parts all have the writable trait which adds **one** modifier to the tool.
Coagulated Blood

Health Boost (1:00)

**Coagulated Blood** is a base crafting item as well as a food.

160 mB

**Time:** 1 second

**Description:** Using one color of slime will produce that slime color of sling. Mixing slime colors will result in making the gray version.

#### **Congealed Blood Boots**

**Ingredients:** Any Slime Ball + any Congealed Slime Blocks

**Description:** Using one color of slime will produce that slime color of boots. Mixing slime colors will result in making the gray version.

#### **Blood Slime Block**

**Ingredients:** Congealed Blood Slime Block + **Coagulated Blood**

#### **Oredict**

In addition to the above recipes, Coagulated Blood can also be used in any recipes that require Slimeballs and support oredict.

### **Food**

Slime Balls can be eaten to provide 0.5 bars of hunger and 1.5 saturation. Doing so will also give you the effects of Poison III (0:45) and Health Boost (1:00).

## Trivia

* Unlike other Slime Balls, Coagulated Blood is able to be poured out of the Smeltery.

## Issues

Issues relating to "Coagulated Blood" are maintained on the issue tracker. Report issues there.

## Gallery

Coagulated Blood being poured out of Seared Faucets into a Casting Table.

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Slime Ball (Purple)

Luck (1:00)

**Slime Ball** is a base crafting item as well as a food.

### **Trees**

Slime Balls have a small chance from dropping from the Slimy Leaves of a Purple Slime Tree.

## Usage

### **Crafting**

#### **Slimy Grass**

**Ingredients:** **Slime Ball** + Grass Block

#### **Expander (Horizontal)**

**Ingredients:** Lapis Lazuli + Piston + **Slime Ball**

#### **Expander (Vertical)**

**Ingredients:** Piston + Lapis Lazuli + **Slime Ball**

#### **Slimesling**

**Ingredients:** String + any Congealed Slime Blocks + any Slime Ball

**Description:** Using one color of slime will produce that slime color of sling. Mixing slime colors will result in making the gray version.

#### **Slime Boots**

**Ingredients:** Any Slime Ball + any Congealed Slime Blocks

**Description:** Using one color of slime will produce that slime color of boots. Mixing slime colors will result in making the gray version.

#### **Purple Slime Block**

**Ingredients:** Congealed Purple Slime Block + **Slime Ball**

#### **Oredict**

In addition to the above recipes, Slime Balls can also be used in any recipes that require Slimeballs and support oredict.

### **Smeltery**

#### **Liquid Purple Slime**

250 mB

341 C

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### **Food**

Purple Slime Balls can be eaten to provide 0.5 bars of hunger and 2 saturation. Doing so will also give you the effects of Bad Luck (0:45) and Luck (1:00).

## Trivia

* This is the only Slime Ball that is able to be melted in the Smeltery.

## Issues

Issues relating to "Slime Ball (Purple)" are maintained on the issue tracker. Report issues there.

## Gallery

Slime Balls being melted in a Smeltery.

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Stone Rod

**Stone Rods** are crafting items used for stone blocks.

**Ingredients:** Stone

**Description:** Can be made in a 2x2 grid. Can use Charcoal in place of Coal

## Trivia

* The Stone Rod cannot be used as a Tool Rod.

## Issues

Issues relating to "Stone Rod" are maintained on the issue tracker. Report issues there.

## Gallery

A Stone Rod on a hill.

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Manyullyn

**Manyullyn** (man-il-iun) is an alloy of Cobalt and Ardite. It is currently the end-game material, with the highest durability, handle modifier, base attack value, and mining level of all materials in Tinker's Construct. It can be made into blocks, ingots, nuggets, and tool parts like any other metal: by pouring it from a Smeltery into a Casting Basin or Casting Table with the correct Cast. The block form of Manullyn has a dollar sign on it, and can be used for a beacon base. It can be used to make a Manyullyn-legged tool forge.

## Obtaining

### Molten Manyullyn

#### Smeltery

Manyullyn can be obtained by smelting Manyullyn tools and materials.

#### Alloy Smeltery

Manyullyn can be made with Molten Cobalt and Molten Ardite in a Smeltery in a 1:1 ratio, yielding 1 Manyullyn ingot.

## Trivia

* When used for the tool forge, the dollar sign is cut off by the space in the legs due to a hasty texture conversion.
Smeltery

The **smeltery** allows you to melt and pour various metals and items.

Seared Brick, Smeltery Controller, Smeltery Drain, Seared Tank/Seared Window/Seared Gauge, Seared Faucet which should be filled with lava to allow for melting, and one of the two pouring receptacles, the Casting Table, and Casting Basin.

The base platform is built out of Seared Brick, and can be as small as 1x1, and as of the most recent 1.12.2 update, 9x9. The additional first layer added upon it requires a Smeltery Controller, Seared drain, and Seared Tank/Seared Window/Seared Gauge to function, the empty spaces should be filled in with Seared Brick, other than the base platform part, which should always stay hollow. Subsequent layers only require Seared Brick.

Seared Faucets are not required to melt, however, they are required to pour, and should be placed on a drain, above a pouring receptacle.

## Usage

The smeltery, powered by lava, can melt down metals to pour into the many casts that are in Tinker's Construct II, or into the Casting Basin, which results in a block forming.

Additionally, if the ores are melted, their output is double that of a furnace.

## Trivia

* Items dropped into the top of the smeltery are automatically inserted, which can allow for automation in an otherwise vanilla environment.

## Issues

Issues relating to "Smeltery" are maintained on the issue tracker. Report issues there.

## Gallery

An image of a basic smeltery
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EFLN

Explodes! Safe for mining

The **EFLN** is an explosive mining item.

**Description:** Shapeless. Can be made in a 2x2 grid.

## Usage

### **Mining**

The EFLN can be used for mining. Using the EFLN will cause it to be thrown like a snowball in the direction you are facing. The resulting explosion will destroy most blocks (without abnormal blast resistance such as Obsidian) within a radius of 5 and drop them regardless of mining level and will not destroy items already on the ground. The EFLN will not silk touch any drops.

### **Combat**

The EFLN can do up to 1.5 hearts of damage. The resulting explosion will also cause any entities within the explosion radius to be knocked back.

## Trivia

* The EFLN originally read "Explodes! Save for mining" in its lore.

## Issues

Issues relating to "EFLN" are maintained on the issue tracker. Report issues there.

## Gallery

The result of an EFLN explosion in a desert.

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Mending Moss

**Mending moss** is the item required to add the Mending moss modifier to your tool. For information regarding the Mending Moss modifier, see Mending Moss

## Obtaining

To obtain Mending moss, you need 10 levels, a bookshelf, and a Ball of Moss.

**Ingredients**: 9 Mossy Cobblestone and/or Mossy Stone Bricks

Right-click the bookshelf with the Ball of Moss, this will consume 10 levels and replace the Ball of Moss with a **Mending Moss**. This is the only use for Ball of Moss.

## Usage

**Mending Moss** has only one use; adding the Mending Moss modifier to tools.
Pig Iron

**Pig Iron** is an alloy which can be made using Liquid Iron, Blood, and Molten Clay.

Pig Iron tools is slightly stronger than Iron tools. Attacking mobs with tools having Baconlicious trait sometimes drop a Bacon.

## Obtaining

### Pig Iron Nugget

**Crafting**

**Casting**

1 s

### Pig Iron Ingot

**Crafting**

**Casting**

4 s

### Pig Iron Block

**Crafting**

**Casting**

13 s

### Molten Pig Iron

#### **Alloy Smeltery**

Iron golems dropped into a smeltery will produce Pig Iron instead of blood

## Material Traits

### Baconlicious

Whenever the tool is used to damage a mob or to mine a block, regardless of if that was the tool's intended use, there is a chance for bacon to appear in the player's inventory

### Tasty

When held, if the player is not at full hunger, the tool will sacrifice a small amount of durability (different amounts for each tool), make the sound of the player eating a porkchop, and restore 0.5 hunger points.

## Notes

* In newer versions, tools with the "Tasty" attribute have a chance to drop bacon. As of 1.8.8, "Tasty" allows players low on hunger (less than 2.5 bars) to "eat" the tool, sacrificing tool durability for a small amount of added hunger.
* 2 Pigs with full health make just enough blood for 2 ingots.

## Trivia

* The large plate for pig iron has a pig face instead of a creeper face.
Daro

> Pronounced "Dah-Ro"
>
>

Daro is the 5th most populated city in Letoris with a population of 1.298.942. It is the capital and 2nd largest city of "...".

Daro is considered one of the most beautiful cities of Letoris, Daro is located next to Lake Bekin, and Mt. Grey and Mt. Slipndi. The main Industry of Daro is fishing. It has the 4th largest Fish industry in all of Letoris.

### History

Daro was settled in 1306 when people of Tressmond ran out of coal in their city and decided to search for more up in the mountains, eventually they realized it was too dangerous to camp up in the mountains so they decided to build a town that is now known as Daro.

In 1941 during WWII, most of downtown Daro was bombed down by Japanese Plains. A large portion of the city fled to Hollymetal where the Bombers couldn't catch them because of the high mountains surrounding the city. In 1956 the downtown was redesigned and rebuilt with skyscrapers and high apartment buildings.
Charlesville

Charlesville is the largest city in Duwoda Island, with 836.000 residents it's the 9th most populated city in Letoris. The city is one of the most visited cities in the country, and for a reason. There are hundreds of popular monuments and museums in Charlesville, dating back to 50 AD.

## Attractions in Charlesville

### Kristopher Church

The Kristopher Church is the oldest church in Charlesville, you can visit the main hall of the church but everything else inside the church is off boundaries. It is rumored that the architect of the church is buried underneath one of the rooms.

### Core Street

Core street is the main shopping street in Charlesville. The street has lots if museums and old buildings. City hall is located on Core street as well.

### Charlesville Zoo

The Charlesville Zoo is open every day from 09-18 and has resturants, theaters and of course animals, giraffes, Lions, Monkeys, Elephants, Snakes and a lot more.
Bone

**Bone** is a common material. It seems to be better than stone. Its shard is bone meal.

## Obtaining

### Bone

They are mainly obtained as a mob drop from Skeletons and Wither Skeletons, who may drop 0-2 bones upon death. Alternatively they can be found as loot in Desert and Jungle Temples in stacks of 4 to 6, or by fishing with a Fishing Rod, as part of the "junk" category.

## Uses

In vanilla Minecraft, one of the main uses of bones is taming wild wolves, which have a 1/3 chance of being tamed when given a bone. Bones are also used to craft Bone Meal, which acts as a fertilizer and white dye.

For more information, see Bone on the official minecraft wiki.
Slime Ball (Magma)

Weakness (0:45)

Fire Resistance (1:00)

**Magma Slime Ball** is a base crafting item as well as a food

**Ingredients**: Congealed Magma Slime Block

### Trees

**Magma Slime Balls** are the core resource obtained from Magma Slime Saplings, constituting a drop from Orange Slimy Leaves and with the "logs" of the tree being made from Congealed Magma Slime Blocks

### Slime Island

**Magma Slime Balls** can be found in Congealed Slime Block form at nether slime islands floating on the lava sea in the nether alongside Coagulated Blood's Congealed Slime Block.

## Usage

Accepted in any recipe requiring a Slime Ball

### Crafting

#### Slimy Grass

 File:Grid Slimy Grass (Dirt) (Magma).png

**Ingredients:** **Slime Ball** + Grass Block

#### Slimesling

 File:Grid Congealed Magma Slime Block.png

**Ingredients:** String + any Congealed Slime Blocks + any Slime Ball

**Description:** Using one color of slime will produce that slime color of sling. Mixing slime colors will result in making the gray version.

#### Slime Boots

 File:Grid Congealed Magma Slime Block.png

 File:Grid Congealed Magma Slime Block.png

 File:Grid Slime Boots (Magma).png

**Ingredients:** Any Slime Ball + any Congealed Slime Blocks

**Description:** Using one color of slime will produce that slime color of boots. Mixing slime colors will result in making the gray version.

#### Congealed Magma Slime Block

 File:Grid Congealed Magma Slime Block.png

**Ingredients:** 4 **Magma Slime Balls**

#### Magma Slime Block

 File:Grid Congealed Magma Slime Block.png

 File:Grid Magma Slime Block.png

**Ingredients:** Congealed Magma Slime Blocks + 5 **Magma Slime Balls**

#### Slimy Mud

**Ingredients:** 2 **Magma Slime** + 2 Magma Cream + Soul Sand + Netherrack

## Issues

Issues relating to "Slime Ball (Magma)" are maintained on the issue tracker. Report issues there.

## Gallery

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Emerald

**Emeralds** are a crafting material and a modifier.

## Obtaining

The easiest way to obtain Emeralds is to trade with a Villager\*.

Emeralds can be found rarely by mining in or near Extreme Hills and Roofed Forest biomes, between levels 4-31. Emerald ore will drop 1 Emerald when mined, however using a tool with Fortune on it will result in 1 extra Emerald being dropped for every level of fortune, up to a maximum of 4 with Fortune III.

Emeralds can spawn in dungeon chests. They spawn more frquently in Desert and Jungle Temples, while in greater numbers in End City chests.

Emeralds can also be obtained by smelting Villagers and pouring the resulting Molten Emerald into a Casting Table to make an Emerald.

15 s

## Uses

7 s

Emeralds was used in the smeltery to make Pig Iron, along with Iron and Blood. However, it has been replaced with Molten Clay instead of Molten Emerald.

## Trivia

* If a Diamond has been added to the tool, the extra 500 durability will be taken into account when adding the extra 50%.

## Notes & Tips

* (\*)Due to the limited number of times a trade can be repeated, using an Auto Spawner from MineFactory Reloaded to create an exact copy of your villager can be very useful.
* (\*\*)An Auto-Spawner could also be used to spawn villagers to fall into your smeltery to be melted into Liquified Emerald, allowing you to create an automated Emerald farm.
* On some tools it may be more effective to add a diamond as well as/instead of an Emerald, as the 50% increase may be less than the 500 points that are added by a diamond.
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Cobalt

**Cobalt** is a tool material in Tinkers' Construct. It can be found naturally in the forms of Cobalt Ore. The ore itself can be found in the Nether, much like its sister ore, Ardite. It can be made into blocks, ingots, and nuggets like most other metals, and can be melted down in the Smeltery.

It can be used for tools, and is also used to make the alloy Manyullyn. When used on its own, it has the fastest mining speed of any material.

Cobalt Ore requires Obsidian Pickaxe or greater to mine.

## Obtaining

### Cobalt Nugget

Molten Cobalt: 1 Nuggets

1 s

### Cobalt Ingot

Molten Cobalt:

4 s

### Block of Cobalt

Molten Cobalt: 1 Blocks

29 s

### Molten Cobalt

Cobalt can be obtained by smelting Cobalt tools and materials.

0 °C

## Uses

### Alloy Smeltery

Molten Cobalt can be combined with Molten Ardite in a Smeltery in a 1:1 ratio to make Manyullyn.

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Клинок Феджиана

* **Требуемый уровень:** 15 уровень
* **Редкость:** **Золотая**
* **Уворот:** +10.0%;
* **Уворот верхом:** +30%;
* **Скорость:** 11.8 м/с;
* **Скорость в ускорении:** 19 м/с;
* **Потребление очков:** 14 о/с;
* **Скорость в полёте:** 11.8 м/с;
* **Скорость ускорения в полёте:** 23.6 м/с;
* **Потребление очков в полёте:** 13 м/с;
* **Увеличение скорости:** +10%.

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