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Forge Microblocks

## **Synopsis**

Forge Microblocks adds three different saws to the game which enable the player to cut blocks into **vertical slabs.** These slabs can be placed in many different orientations throughout the world to create interesting compound shapes that would normally be impossible in vanilla Minecraft.

## **Overview**

**Cutting Blocks:**

Place any saw in a crafting grid directly above any block. If the block is compatible with the mod, the output of the crafting will be two vertical slabs of the input block. Saws can only cut blocks of their mining level or below. For example, a stone or iron saw cannot cut obsidian (which has a diamond mining level) and a stone saw cannot cut redstone ore (which has an iron mining level).

**Placing Slabs:**

With slabs in hand, looking at a block will render a preview of how the slab will place in the world depending on where you click. You will be able to see a grid on the block face your cursor is on which is essentially a central square surrounded by four panels. Placing the block while looking at any of the four panels will place the slab in your hand vertically so that the end adjacent to the block face is parallel to the panel you clicked on. Placing the block while looking at the central square will place the slab flat against the block face.

You can stack slabs within a single block to make compound structures. For example, you can create a stair-like shape by placing both a horizontal and vertical slab within the same block space.
Gravel acorns

A gravel acorn is an acorn that comes from a gravel sapling.

## Used in

A gravel acorn used in gravel and sand acorns.

Gravel acorns are used to either make a Gravel Sapling, or a block of Gravel.

To make a sand acorn you crush a gravel sapling in a Crushing Tub while making a bucket of mud that doesnt work with resource hogs.

You can also make gravel acorns by putting Petrified Acorns in a crushing tub and then jumping on it.

## See also

* gravel resin
* Gravel Sapling
Birch sapling

Birch trees are a unique wood type in vanilla Minecraft, and additionally a useful crafting component in Sky Factory.

## Obtaining

Birch saplings are made when a Sand Sapling is combined (right click) with a Cauldron full of water. Up to 4 Birch saplings may be made in a single, full cauldron.

## Usage

Birch Trees produce:

* Birch Logs
* Birch Leaves
* Birch Sapling
* Stick

Birch trees are used to craft:

* Coal Sapling
* Birch logs and the crafting byproducts of birch planks, slabs and stripped wood can be used for various blocks in building and crafting.
Ardite Sapling

Ardite Saplings grow into Ardite Trees. The trunk of which is a Ardite Log and it has Ardite Leaves.

## Obtaining

The primary way of obtaining a **Ardite Sapling** is by the decay or destruction of Ardite Leaves.

The chance of getting a sapling is increased by using a Crook.

## Usage

A **Ardite Sapling** can drop Ardite Logs, Ardite Leaves, Ardite Resin, and Ardite Acorns in a Bonsai Pot.
Ender Crop

## **Synopsis**

Ender Crop adds a single crop to the game as well as a new tilled block to grow it on. This crop is of course Ender Seeds, which can now be grown on the brand new Tilled End Stone.

## **Overview**

**Ender Seeds on Tilled Dirt:**

 Ender Seeds only grow at light levels less than 7 when planted on tilled dirt (you can see the light level of a block by looking at it in f3 mode). Additionally, they have half the growth rate of wheat. Harvesting a fully grown Ender Seed will yield 1-2 ender pearls and occasionally another Ender Seed.

**Ender Seeds on Tilled End Stone:**

 Ender Seeds grow at any light level when planted on Tilled End Stone. Additionally, they have the same growth rate as wheat (2x growth rate as planted on tilled dirt). Harvesting a fully grown Ender Seed will yield 1-2 ender pearls and occasionally another Ender Seed.
Iron Jetpacks

## **Synopsis**

Iron Jetpacks is a mod which, surprisingly enough, adds a bunch of jetpacks. There are six different types of jetpack; all of them allow you to fly at different speeds, and alternatively have a hover mode which will slow your fall and allow you to sit in the air for extended periods of time.

## **Overview**

There are six different tiers of jetpack. Below is a list of them in order from worst to best:

* **Stone Jetpack**
* **Iron Jetpack**
* **Electrum Jetpack**
* **Steel Jetpack**
* **Platinum Jetpack**
* **Creative Jetpack**

To see a jetpack variant’s stats, hover your mouse over it in the JEI and hold shift. Each tier increase upgrades the Energy Storage Capacity, Fuel Usage, Vertical Flying Speed, Vertical Acceleration, Hover Speed, Sprint Modifier, and Sprint Fuel Modifier. They also provide the player with increasing levels of armor and can be enchanted.

The Creative Jetpack is not obtainable in survival.

**Use:**

To equip a jetpack, place it into your chestplate slot. With the jetpack equipped, you will be able to see the jetpack GUI on the right of your screen. This shows you what you have enabled and how much energy you have left.

The E stands for **engine**, and indicates if you engine is on or off. You can toggle your engine using the comma key by default, but this is configurable in the controls section of settings. When the engine is off, you cannot fly. Pressing space will jump as normal.

The H stands for **hover** and indicates whether or not you will hover while in the air instead of falling. You can toggle hover using the h key. Lower tier jetpacks cannot hover in place and slowly fall instead.

Hold **space** (jump) to **take off**. You will fly upwards if your jetpack has energy. When you release space, you will hover if it is toggled on. You will fall otherwise. While in the air, you can use the normal movement keys to change the player’s position. Sprinting (ctrl) also works while in the air to increase your horizontal movement speed. Horizontal movement speed is greatly increased while in hover mode. With hover mode enabled, you can descend by holding shift.

**Energy**

Each jetpack consumes energy while it is being used. Higher tier jetpacks consume more energy per tick, but can also store more energy. In order to use your jetpack, you will first have to charge it. I recommend using a Wireless Charger from the Chargers mod. The Wireless Charger will charge up your jetpack while you are wearing it or while it is in your inventory if you are within about 20 blocks of the charger.
Bone Acorn

Bone Acorn is used to craft Bone Block. It can be obtained by breaking Bone Leaves or from a Bone Sapling in a Bonsai Pot.

## Usage

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AE2 Stuff

## **Synopsis**

**AE2 Stuff** is a mod created by BDew. The mod adds multiple blocks and items to give the player more options in how they interact with Applied Energistics 2, aimed at making gameplay for the mod easier, more fun, and less time-consuming

## **Additions**

* **Crystal Growth Chamber:** can be used to grow quartz seeds and fluix seeds into quartz crystals and fluix crystals. Consumes 100 AE/t while it is active. Supports acceleration cards to speed up crystal growth.
* **Advanced Inscriber:** items can be inserted and pulled out from all sides, unlike the normal inscriber. Items can also stack in input/output slots. The advanced inscriber can also lock its inputs so that they can’t be changed with automation. Supports acceleration cards to speed up processing.
* **Pattern Encoder:** a new block which can be connected to a network and used to make crafting patterns. Cannot make processing patterns and does not have the option to disable substitutions like the traditional pattern terminal.
* **Wireless Connector:** related to quantum bridges, which don’t work in SkyFactory 4
* **Wireless Setup Kit:** for setting up wireless connectors…
* **Network Visualisation Tool**: a tool which has several modes. Right click on a network with the tool in your hand, and then scroll your mouse wheel while holding shift to switch modes. The network visualisation tool can show you all of the channels and nodes in your network visually.

The additions added in AE2 Stuff are designed to work with Applied Energistics 2.
Chargers

## **Synopsis**

The Chargers mod adds 4 different types of charger to the game to help you charge up any devices that need to be powered with energy.

## **Overview**

There are two types of charger: the on-site charger, and the wireless charger. Both types need to be supplied with energy before they can be used.

**On-site Chargers:**

The on-site charger (generically called a “Charger” in the JEI) requires that you insert the device which you want to charge into the machine. Then you must wait a short while for the charger to fill your device with energy. There are three tiers of on-site charger; Charger Tier I, Charger Tier II, and Charger Tier III. The higher the tier, the more energy can be stored in the charger, and the faster the charger will charger your devices.

**Wireless Chargers:**

 The wireless charger will charge any devices that are in a player’s inventory and are within roughly 22 blocks of the wireless charger, as long as the wireless charger has enough power. I say “roughly” because the wireless charger technically can reach a maximum of 23 blocks away in a straight line from itself, but the range extends around the charger in a sphere in such a way that moving one block in either direction from the straight line away from the charger reduces its range to 22, and then to 21 after a few more blocks, etc. Applying a redstone signal to the wireless charger will disable it.
Jungle Sapling

Jungle trees are a unique wood type in vanilla Minecraft, and additionally a useful crafting component in Sky Factory.

## Obtaining

Jungle saplings can be made with Mud and a Clay Sapling. Mud should be made in a Cauldron using water and a Dirt Block, and up to 4 Clay Saplings can be converted into Jungle saplings per full cauldron of mud.

## Usage

Jungle saplings can produce extremely large trees that grow tall and have expansive foliage, which makes them both resource valuable and simultaneously challenging (early game) to harvest.

Jungle trees have a chance to drop:

* Cocoa beans (30%)
* Sticks (20%)
* Jungle sapling (5%)

Jungle saplings are used to craft:

* Overworld cake
* Creeping moss
* Cottonwood Sapling
* Bacon Sapling
* Donut Sapling
* Cookie Sapling
Gravel Acorns

Gravel Acorns is used to craft Gravel. It can be obtained by breaking Gravel Leaves or from a Gravel Sapling in a Bonsai Pot.

## Usage

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Petrified Acorn

The Petrified Acorn is used as component for crafting Cobblestone. Acorns in general can also be cooked for food.

## Obtaining

Petrified Leaves have a chance of dropping a Petrified Acorn when decaying or broken. Breaking leaves with a Wooden Crook increases the chance of a drop.

They can also be obtained from drying a Dirt Acorn on a Drying Rack.

## Usage

To eat a petrified acorn, press and hold use while it is selected in the hotbar. Eating one restores a small amount of hunger and hunger saturation.
Donut Leaves

Donut Saplings grow into Donut Trees. The trunk of which is a Donut Log and it has **Donut Leaves**.

## Obtaining

The primary way of obtaining a **Donut Leaves** is by harvesting them from a Bonsai Pot or breaking them with a silk touch tool after growing a Donut tree.

## Usage

A **Donut Leaves** can drop Donut Saplings, and Donut Acorns.
Sky Orchard Acorns

Sky Orchards gives a great way to grow "Bonsai Trees" that drop resources and eliminate time-consuming replanting and harvesting. There are so many acorns they get their own page!

## Sky Orchard Acorns

Dirt Acorn

Petrified Acorn

Clay Acorn

Bone Acorn

Gravel Acorn

Sand Acorn

Coal Acorn

Cottonwood Acorn

Iron Acorn

Tin Acorn

Lead Acorn

Nickel Acorn

Gold Acorn

Redstone Acorn

Lapis Acorn

Copper Acorn

Silver Acorn

Diamond Acorn

Emerald Acorn

Quartz Acorn

Netherrack Acorn

Glowstone Acorn

Cobalt Acorn

Ardite Acorn

Osmium Acorn

Prosperity Acorn

Bacon Acorn

Donut Acorn

Cookie Acorn
Skye / Fan Art I Found

## My Art!

IncrediSkye!Nice iCoffin, Skye!RAINBOW ROCKS, SKYE!Faith, Trust, and Pixie Skye!Crystallized Skye!Part Alicorn, Part Pup, Ali-pup!Confident (Demi Lovato) (That's The Song Skye Sings)Monster High!Arrrooooo!Ooooooooooooo!Let it go, let it go!What? I like Labradors!What? I love Chihuahuas!For FinFunMermaid.comWho's this stray Cockapoo?Bedtime!
## Art I Found Cute!

Skye by kreazeaPrincess Skye by kreazeaMission PAW Skye by kreazeaMission PAW Skye (Animated) by kreazeaMerpup Skye by kreazeaUltimate Rescue Police Pup Skye by kreazeaUltimate Rescue Fire Pup Skye by kreazeaSkye AU by nobodyherewhatsoeverSkye Without Gear by KingLeonLionheartSkye by KingLeonLionheart
More Cauldrons

## **Synopsis**

More Cauldrons adds MORE CAULDRONS. It is actually pretty surprising. Couldn’t see it coming. Honestly.

## **Cauldron Types**

Almost all of the Cauldrons function exactly the same, with the exception of material types. For the most part, the Cauldron shares the properties of the material from which it is made. Wooden Cauldrons are flammable and can burn. Obsidian Cauldrons are blast resistant. Glass Cauldrons require silk touch to be picked up. Etc.

**Acacia Cauldron**

**Dark Oak Cauldron**

**Birch Cauldron**

**Jungle Cauldron**

**Oak Cauldron**

**Spruce Cauldron**

**Gold Cauldron**

**Diamond Cauldron**

**Cobblestone Cauldron**

**Glass Cauldron**

**Obsidian Cauldron**

**Brick Cauldron**

**Stone Cauldron**

**Granite Cauldron**

**Polished Granite Cauldron**

**Diorite Cauldron**

**Polished Diorite Cauldron**

**Andesite Cauldron**

**Polished Andesite Cauldron**
Construct's Armory

## **Getting Started**

To get started you will need an Armor Station or an Armor Forge (preferably an Armor Forge), a smeltery (so you can cast metal pieces), 12 ingots of molten gold (to make the casts), and a basic familiarity with Tinkers' Construct.

## **Your first set of armor**

For your first set of armor, i recommend having access to the nether, so you have manyullyn. Next, make a cast of the core pieces of each armor part, and a plates and trim cast (If you don't know how to do this, there will be a tinkers' construct page soon. (if there isn't already)). Now go ahead and melt 2 - 3 blocks on manyullyn in your smeltery, and cast the core armor pieces (this means all pieces besides the trim and plates). The trim and plates are a little more difficult to choose for. My personal preference is to use netherrack for one, giving you the following:

Aridiculous: Armor and toughness values for the armor piece increase proportional to how dry your environment is (considering weather, biome, temperature, etc.)

Infernal: Increases armor piece effectiveness against non-Nether mobs by 20%.

For the plates, I used pig iron for the tasty or baconlicious modifier (I cant remember which), giving you either free bacon, or free hunger (at the cost of durability), depending on which it gives.
Dagmar

Ascended into godhood during the 2nd Era for nearly singlehandedly ending the War of the East Fey Invasion. Her hometown of Baruun kherem was invaded and destroyed while she was gone. Without a place to call home, she spent the first few years of her godhood trying to help those in need, which helped to spread the word of a new god. The Monocles, an ancient secret society, secretly build her a temple in what later became Shangri-La's capital city, Yucatan.
Iron Sapling

An Iron Sapling grows into Ironwood trees, which comprises of Oak logs and Iron leaves.

## Obtaining

Iron Saplings can be crafted by placing an Acacia Sapling in a Casting Table and pouring Molten Iron over it. The resulting process will turn the Acacia Sapling to an Iron one in a few seconds, after which it can be picked up (right click) and used.

## Usage

Iron Trees produce:

* Iron Saplings
* Iron Resin
* Iron Acorns
* Iron Leaves

Iron Trees are used to craft:

* Osmium Amber (Iron Resin)
* Gold Amber (Iron Resin)
* Lead Amber (Iron Resin)
* Iron Amber (Iron Resin & Iron Acorns)
Isenthorn

Isenthorn is a cold nation, divided into two sections based on economic focus.

Katalea is and Shoalmont are the two "capitals"

Katalea deals more with cattles while Shoalmont, fishing.

Barterly's the midpoint between Shoalmont and Katalea, and the northern entrance to Dol Thorim

Melfrost isn't as cold, and its the closest to Loitre after the Dol Thorim passage shut down.
Tin Sapling

A Tin Sapling grows into a tin tree, and comprises of Oak logs and Tin leaves.

## Obtaining

Tin Saplings can be created by placing a Birch Sapling in a Casting Table and pouring Molten Tin over it. The resulting process will turn the Birch Sapling to a Tin one in a few seconds, after which it can be picked up (right click) and used.

## Usage

Tin Trees produce:

* Tin Saplings
* Tin Resin
* Tin Acorns
* Tin Leaves (Bonsai, shears or silk touch tool)
* Oak Logs
* Sticks (Bonsai)

Tin Trees are used to craft:

* Biofuel (Tin Sapling)
* Emerald Sapling (Tin Resin)
* Silver Amber (Tin Resin)
* Tin Amber (Tin Resin & Acorns)
Menril Sapling

Menril trees grow additional logs around their base, similarly to roots, and their trunk will extend into a 3x3 cross where their leaves start. They require a 3x3 free area with dirt underneath with the sapling in the center in order to grow properly. They require an 11x11x9 cleared area to grow, however if in an area less than 12 blocks high, will shrink to be one block shy of the ceiling. **Menril Leaves** emit light and will occasionally drop Menril Berries, while **Menril Wood** blocks will sometimes be replaced by **Enriched Menril Wood**, which will drop normal Menril Wood and a Crystalized Menril Chunk when broken.

Menril Wood can be made into **Menril Wood Planks**, which can then be made into stairs or doors. It can also be processed in a Squeezer or Mechanical Squeezer into Menril Resin, making them the main source of Crystalized Menril.
CompactStorage

## **Synopsis**

CompactStorage is a mod which makes your storage systems much more compact (wow!). The mod adds the ability to craft colored chests with much larger capacities than ordinary chests, as well as backpacks so that you can carry around many more items with you.

## **Overview**

**The Chest Builder:**

 There is only one block in this mod that you have to craft in a crafting table. That is The Chest Builder. Once you have The Chest Builder you can place it down and right click on it to open up its GUI.

By default The Chest Builder will be set up to create chests. You can change the color of the chest you are creating by dragging the slider in the bar that contains the text “Hue.” The color of the slider is the color the chest will be.  You can set the number of columns and the number of rows in your chest by dragging the respective sliders in the bars that contain the text “Columns” and “Rows.” Once you have set the color and the size, you can hove your mouse over each of the four ingredients to see how many of each you will need to complete the crafting process. Place the number of chests, iron, oak fences, and clay that are required into the corresponding slots and hit the button that says “Build”. Your chest will appear in the bottom right slot. You can now take it out  of The Chest Builder.

If you click on the tab in the top left that has a picture of a Backpack on it, you will switch into Backpack mode.  Backpack mode is mostly identical to Chest mode, except instead of chests you need plastic, and instead of clay you need leather. Clicking build with all of your settings set and with all of the required materials in their slots will make a Backpack appear in the bottom right slot, which you can take out of The Chest Builder and hold in your inventory.

**The Chest**

 Chests which you craft using The Chest Builder function almost exactly the same as normal vanilla chests. In the top left of your chest is text describing how large the inventory of the chest is. Some sizes of chest are so large that you cannot see the entire inside of the chest. To fix this, hit escape (esc), Options, Video Settings. Find the bar that says “GUI Scale: #” on the left side of the Video Settings GUI. Changing this value will solve the problem. If you cannot see the entire inventory of a chest, you will need to reduce the size of your GUI by dragging the GUI Scale to the left (reducing the number). The “Auto (0)” setting will not work for this. The only difference in mechanics that I have been able to find between a vanilla chest and a CompactStorage chest is that comparators do not work with CompactStorage chests.

**The Backpack**

 You can hold as many Backpacks in your inventory as you can fit. Right clicking with a Backpack in hand will open the Backpack. In the top left corner of the Backpack GUI you can see the size of the Backpack. You can put whatever you want into your Backpack, including other Backpacks. I do not recommend this as it creates a lot of lag to put a lot of Backpacks inside of each other.
Vines

Vines are vanilla Minecraft foliage which, when placed on vertical surfaces, grow towards the earth/ground.

## Obtaining

Vines can be made by dehydrating/drying Jungle Saplings on a Drying rack. Place the sapling on the drying rack using right click (default).

## Usage

Vines can be climbed and make ascending tall trees or inaccessible cliffs possible it can also be used to trade for cactus from a villager.

Vines are used to craft:

* Mossy stone bricks / Moss stone
* Vine rope
* Creeping moss
* Experience Pylon
* Lilypad
* Cottonwood Sapling
Bone Leaves

Bone Saplings grow into Bone Trees. The trunk of which is a Bone Log and it has **Bone Leaves**.

## Obtaining

The primary way of obtaining a **Bone Leaves** is by harvesting them from a Bonsai Pot or breaking them with a silk touch tool after growing a Bone tree.

## Usage

A **Bone Leaves** can drop Bone Saplings, and Bone Acorns.
Diamond Sapling

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 Diamond Saplings grow into Diamond Trees. The trunk of which is a Diamond Log and it has Diamond Leaves.

## Obtaining

The primary way of obtaining a **Diamond Sapling** is by the decay or destruction of Diamond Leaves.

The chance of getting a sapling is increased by using a Crook.

## Usage

A **Diamond Sapling** can drop Diamond Logs, Diamond Leaves, Diamond Resin, and Diamond Acorns in a Bonsai Pot.
Advancement Book

Advancement Book:

When you right click with this book it will open the list of advancements (also found by pressing L by default).

Recipe: 2x Purple Dye, 1x Book

Advancement Book Stand:

A block which has a graphic similar to an enchantment table, with the advancement book spinning slowly over the table in the air. Right clicking on this block opens the advancement book.

Recipe: 1x Advancement Book, 6x Wooden Planks
Prestige points

A prestige point is a point used to unlock access to certain mods and content, as well as various permanent buffs in the prestige menu using the P key.

## Ways of Obtaining

* Completing an Advancements page and getting the achivment "You Win!"
* Using the Parabox or Empowered Parabox
* With 2 command blocks using the commands /advancement grant {*playername,@a,@r,@p} everything* and */advancement revoke {playername,@a,@r,@p} you can make infinite prestige points. WARNING: do not set on repeat it will freeze the game. (P.S. best way to unlock the Project e island.)*

## Notes

* Please note that in a multiplayer server your prestige applies only to that server.
Clay Acorn

The Clay Acorn is used to craft Clay. Acorns, in general, can be cooked for food.

## Obtaining

Clay Leaves have a chance of dropping a Clay Acorn when decaying or broken. Breaking leaves with a crook increases the chance of a drop.

## Usage

To eat a clay acorn, press and hold use while it is selected in the hotbar. Eating one restores a small amount of hunger and hunger saturation.
Eating Dirt

## Eating Dirt

### Prerequisites

Started from the bottom

Cook any Acorns in a furnace to increase their nutrition value

## Steps

1. Craft Cobblestone from Petrified Resin and Petrified Acorn
2. Craft a furnace from the cobblestone
3. Place an Acorn in the top slot of the furnace
4. Eat the cooked acorn

Acorns can be cooked by most of the mod furnace types as well.

*Hint: Use a Wooden Crook to improve the chance of a Dirt Acorn drop.*
Amber

There are so many trees that are awesome for growing resources that they deserve their own page! Sky Orchards gives a great way to grow "Bonsai Trees" that drop resources and eliminate time-consuming replanting and harvesting. Craft Resin and Acorns into Amber.

Dirt Amber

Petrified Amber

Clay Amber

Bone Amber

Gravel Amber

Sand Amber

Coal Amber

Cottonwood Amber

Iron Amber

Tin Amber

Lead Amber

Nickel Amber

Gold Amber

Redstone Amber

Lapis Amber

Copper Amber

Silver Amber

Diamond Amber

Emerald Amber

Quartz Amber

Netherrack Amber

Glowstone Amber

Cobalt Amber

Ardite Amber

Osmium Amber

Prosperity Amber

Bacon Amber

Donut Amber

Cookie Amber
Tutorials

OnlyDraven has some good tutorials for Skyfactory 4! Check him out!

You spawn. You have one tree, and one dirt block. What now?

**First steps:**

Chop down your tree! Be careful not to dig up the dirt block when you do!

Turn your logs into planks and build a platform. The sooner the better to have a better chance of catching more saplings from the tree.

Make a crafting table. Use the crafting table to make a crook to get more saplings from your tree's leaves.

Plant more trees! With what dirt? Well you can craft that too! Make use of those dirt acorns and resin that you got from that tree!

After you get a simple tree farm going, get petrified acorns by making a drying rack (3 slabs on one row) and put the dirt acorns on. After a bit of time, they become Petrified Acorns, which can craft a Petrified Sapling.

**Ok, Now I want Iron!** No, it isn't Ironic, thank you.

To get Iron you have to craft Iron Amber using the alternative recipe since you do not have an Iron Sapling yet. You can then smelt the Iron Amber in the furnace for 1 iron ingot or you can use the smeltery or Melter to get two ingots of molten iron. Casting the Molten Iron on an Acacia Sapling on a Casting Table will create an Iron Sapling.
Acacia Sapling

Acacia trees are a unique wood type in vanilla Minecraft, and additionally a useful crafting component in Sky Factory.

## Obtaining

Acacia saplings can be made by immersing an Apple Sapling in a Cauldron of water. Up to 4 Apple Saplings can be converted into Acacia Saplings per full Cauldron of water.

## Usage

Acacia saplings can be used to craft:

* Iron Saplings
* Acacia logs, planks, stripped acacia logs/wood etc
Chase / Fan Art I Found

## My Art!

IncrediChase!Cool iCoffin, Chase!RAINBOW ROCKS, CHASE!Faith, Trust, and Pixie Chase!Crystallized Chase!Part Alicorn, Part Pup, Ali-pup!Finesse (Bruno Mars) (That's The Song Chase Sings)Monster High!Arrrooooo!Ooooooooooooo!Let it go, let it go!What? I like Labradors!What? I love Chihuahuas!For FinFunMermaid.comWho's this stray German Shepherd?Bedtime!
## Art I Found Cute!

Chase by kreazeaSuper Chase by kreazeaMission PAW Chase by kreazeaMission PAW Chase (Animated) by kreazeaMerpup Skye by kreazea
World Types

## Different World Types

1. Default
2. LargeBiomes

## World Descriptions

Descriptions are taken from the game:

SkyFactory 4(Default) - Classic Sky Factory world type starting on a tree in the void.

Skygrid - Blocks and resources are generated in an infinite grid. Skygrid mod by Funwayguy.

Compactsky - Start in a 3x3x3 box and upgrade your way to a larger workspace. Compactsky by Davenonymous.

Amplified - Vanilla Amplified World Type with no ore generation.

Default - Vanilla Default World Type with no ore generation.

LargeBiomes - Vanilla Large Biomes World Type with no ore generation.

Lostcities - A world full of glass biodomes floating in the sky.

Flat - Vanilla Flat World Type.

SkyFactory Tutorial - Classic Sky Factory world with Tutorial Advancements to help players learn how to play.

Peace Out - Standard world made for a Pacifist Run. Mobs will not drop loot. If you kill a mob you will lose the run.

Project trEe - COMING SOON: Start with a Project E Transmutation Table. Unlock this world via prestige.

Sky FacTree - Start on a very large Dirt Tree. Structure by: JCGriff.

Stone Factory - Dirt Tree surrounded by stone.

ObservaTree - Spawn an Astral Sorcery Observatory. Structure by: CaptainQ.

Sky Village - Spawn inside a small village with a Dirt Tree.

Sea World - Surrounded by water in a glass cage with a Dirt Tree.

Lava Factory - Surrounded by lava in a glass cage with a Dirt Tree.

Ender the Sea - Surrounded by liquid ender in a glass cage with a Dirt Tree. Good luck.

Bedrock Your World - Dirt Tree surrounded by bedrock.

Between Bedrock and a Hard Place - Dirt Tree floating between a bedrock floor and ceiling.

Rock Bottom - Dirt Tree floating over a flat world of 'Stone blocks'.

Minesweeper - Dirt Tree floating over a sea of TNT blocks.

Lights Out! - Floating Dirt Tree with no skylight.

Sticky Situation - Floating Dirt Tree, but instead of void, Cobwebs.

Cobbled Together - Floating Dirt Tree, but instead of void, totally real 'Cobblestone'.

Sludgehammer - Floating Dirt Tree, but instead of void, liquid Sludge.

Resonant Sleeper - Floating Dirt Tree, but instead of void, Resonant Ender.

Chill Out - Floating Dirt Tree, but instead of void, Gelid Cryotheum.

Hot Topic - Floating Dirt Tree, but instead of void, Pyrotheum.

The Floor is Lava - Floating Dirt Tree, but instead of void, Lava.

Seven Seas - Floating Dirt Tree, but instead of void, Water. Now featuring more squid than SevTech!

Chunk Norris - One Chunk in a void world.

Skiiiilands - Floating Sky Islands. d

Material Girl in a Material World - Floating Sky Islands made of Resources.

Lava Cakes - Floating Glass Sky Islands filled with Lava.

Hardcore - Hardcore World with increased mob health, armor and damage with permanent night.

Are You Afraid of the Dark - Hardcore World with increased mob health, armor and damage with no skylight.
Bone Sapling

Bone Saplings grow into Bone Trees. The trunk of which is a Bone Log and it has Bone Leaves.

## Obtaining

The primary way of obtaining Bone Saplings is by the decay or destruction of Bone Leaves.

The chance of getting a sapling is increased by using a Crook.

Bone Saplings can also be crafted from a Petrified Sapling and Bone meal.

## Usage

 Overworld Cake

 Creeping Moss
Bacon Sapling

**Bacon Sapling** is a block added by the Sky Orchards mod. When planted on a Dirt or Grass block, it grows into a Bacon Tree. The resulting trees drop Bacon Saplings, Bacon Acorns, Bacon Leaves and Bacon Resin. Bacon Saplings can be obtained through crafting or from Bacon Leaves.

Crafted by using 3 Bacon, 1 Sugar and an Apple Sapling
Animal Crops

Animal Crops by KnightMiner is a mod that allows players to grow animals using different types of seeds and lilies. Players can customize and add new seeds and lilies in the mod’s config file.

The following is a list of all of crops added by default:

* chicken seeds
* cow seeds
* donkey seeds
* horse seeds
* llama seeds
* mooshroom seeds
* ocelot seeds
* parrot seeds
* pig seeds
* polar bear seeds
* rabbit seeds
* villager seeds
* wolf seeds
* sheep seeds
* adélie penguin seeds
* enderman seeds
* blaze seeds
* magma cube seeds
* slime seeds
* creeper seeds
* zombie seeds
* skeleton speeds
* spider seeds
* witch seeds
* carminite ghastling seeds
* wither skeleton seeds
* skeleton horse seeds
* blizz seeds
* blitz seeds
* basalz seeds
* melee rogue android seeds
* ranged rogue android seeds
* evoker seeds
* death tome seeds
* minotaur seeds
* helmet crab seeds
* yeti seeds
* shulker seeds
* pink slime seeds
* blue slime seeds
* squid lily
* guardian lily
Lapis Sapling

A Lapis Sapling grows into a Lapis tree, which comprises of Oak logs and Lapis leaves.

## Obtaining

Lapis Saplings can be made in a Crafting Station by placing:

* Dark Oak Sapling in the bottom row (middle slot).
* Water Bottle in the middle row (central slot)
* Clay resin (2) in the middle row (left and right slots)
* Bone resin in the top row (middle slot)

## Usage

Lapis Trees produce:

* Lapis Saplings
* Lapis Resin
* Lapis Acorns
* Lapis Leaves

Lapis Trees are used to craft:

* Diamond Sapling
* Lapis Amber (Lapis Resin & Acorns)
* Lapis Lazuli Block (Lapis Acorns)
Sky Orchard Logs

Sky Orchards gives a great way to grow "Bonsai Trees" that drop resources and eliminate time-consuming replanting and harvesting. There are so many types of new logs that they need a page!

## Sky Orchard Logs

Dirt Log

Petrified Log

Clay Log

Bone Log

Gravel Log

Sand Log

Coal Log

Cottonwood Log

Iron Log

Tin Log

Lead Log

Nickel Log

Gold Log

Redstone Log

Lapis Log

Copper Log

Silver Log

Diamond Log

Emerald Log

Quartz Log

Netherrack Log

Glowstone Log

Cobalt Log

Ardite Log

Osmium Log

Prosperity Log

Bacon Log

Donut Log

Cookie Log

## Vanilla Minecraft Trees

Some trees, core to vanilla Minecraft, play an integral part in the crafting of Sky Orchard trees. They have unique Sky Factory crafting recipes and, as such, have their own pages to assist in learning how to create resource trees.

Oak Log

Dark Oak Log

Spruce Log

Birch Log

Acacia Log

Jungle Log
CoFH Core

## **Synopsis**

CoFH Core is a mod that adds various potion effects and enchantments to the game to spice up gameplay just a little bit.

## **Potions**

All potions come in normal, splash, and lingering variations, All potion effects can also be added to arrows to create tipped arrows. The following is a list of added/altered potion types from CoFH:

* Levitation
* Absorption (I, II, III, IV)
* Luck (I, II, III, IV)
* Bad Luck (I, II, III, IV)
* Wither (I, II, III, IV)
* Jump Boost (II, III, IV)
* Speed (II, III, IV)
* Instant Health (III, IV)
* Instant Damage (III, IV)
* Poison (II, III, IV)
* Regeneration (II, III, IV)
* Strength (II, III, IV)
* Haste (II, III, IV)
* Resistance (III, IV)

## **Enchantments**

* Holding (I, II, III, IV): increases the storage capacity of certain items from other CoFH mods. There are none in Sky Factory 4 :(
* Insight (I, II, III): increases experience gain when using this item
* Leech (I, II, III, IV): restores health when a mob is killed
* Multishot (I, II, III, IV): fires additional arrows with each shot. Only one arrow is consumed. Unfortunately, does not work with all modded bows.
* Smashing (I): Harvested ores will be smashed to pieces, improving yield. Fortune for ores like iron and gold!!! Drops dust instead of ore.
* Smelting (I): harvested blocks will automatically be smelted, as if by a furnace.
* Soulbound (I, II, III): an item will remain with an owner after an untimely demise. Items with this enchantment will stay in your inventory even when you die. Each death has a chance (lower at higher levels) to reduce the level of the enchantment by 1 point.
* Vorpal (I, II, III): randomly performs powerful attacks and decapitations. Basically, your tool that is enchanted with this will randomly do bonus damage (critical hits) and also has a chance of dropping the head of the mob you killed. Works on Wither Skeletons…

## **Apotheosis…?**

Through experimentation and lots of enchanting I have found that the above enchanting levels are not in fact the max obtainable levels. For example, I just enchanted a book in a max level Apotheosis enchantment table (level 150 enchantment) and received Holding XV, Soulbound XV, and Vorpal XIV (15, 15, 14 for those of you who can’t count that high in Roman). I am not certain why these modded enchantments can be obtained in such high levels, but I am pretty sure it has something to do with Apotheosis. If you want to learn about Apotheosis click **here.**
Coal Leaves

Coal Saplings grow into Coal Trees. The trunk of which is a Coal Log and it has **Coal Leaves**.

## Obtaining

The primary way of obtaining a **Coal Leaves** is by harvesting them from a Bonsai Pot or breaking them with a silk touch tool after growing a Coal tree.

## Usage

A **Coal Leaves** can drop Coal Saplings, and Coal Acorns.
Headcrumbs

## **Synopsis**

Headcrumbs is a mod that is designed to enable modpack creators to add more mob heads to the game. It does this by adding a new hostile mob called a Human to the game. Humans have the same spawning conditions as zombies but are much rarer. When a human spawns it randomly takes on the identity of a random minecraft account from a configurable list (up to the modpack maker). The mod description says that humans will randomly drop their heads when killed, but after killing thousands of humans, even with special enchantments like Beheading or Vorpal, I have not gotten a single head. I have however managed to get spider heads and endermen heads, leading me to the conclusion that at least some custom heads have been added to the game.
Coal Sapling

Coal Saplings grow into Coal Trees. The trunk of which is a Coal Log and it has Coal Leaves.

## Obtaining

The primary way of obtaining a **Coal Sapling** is by the decay or destruction of Coal Leaves.

The chance of getting a sapling is increased by using a Crook.

## Usage

A **Coal Sapling** can drop Coal Logs, Coal Leaves, Coal Resin, and Coal Acorns in a Bonsai Pot.

To turn a Birch Sapling into a **Coal Sapling**, simply place it into a fueled furnace and wait for the process to be completed.

 File:Grid Birch Sapling.png

 File:Grid Coal Sapling.png

## Usage

Coal saplings, once grown, are a reliable renewable source of coal. The coal tree drops: Oak wood, coal resin, coal saplings and coal acorns. Occasionally coal trees drop a coal piece.

Coal resin and coal acorns can be combined using a crafting table to create pure coal, a resource useful for fueling furnaces and creating torches. 8 coal pieces can also be combined (excluding the central crafting spot) to a single piece of coal.

Coal leaves, like all other types of leaves, can be acquired intact using shears or a silk touch tool.
Gravel Leaves

Gravel Saplings grow into Gravel Trees. The trunk of which is a Gravel Log and it has **Gravel Leaves**.

## Obtaining

The primary way of obtaining a **Gravel Leaves** is by harvesting them from a Bonsai Pot or breaking them with a silk touch tool after growing a Gravel tree.

## Usage

A **Gravel Leaves** can drop Gravel Saplings, and Gravel Acorns.
Cookie Sapling

Cookie Saplings grow into Cookie Trees. The trunk of which is a Cookie Log and it has Cookie Leaves.

## Obtaining

The primary way of obtaining a **Cookie Sapling** is by the decay or destruction of Cookie Leaves.

The chance of getting a sapling is increased by using a Crook.

## Usage

A **Cookie Sapling** can drop Cookie Logs, Cookie Leaves, Cookie Resin, and Cookie Acorns in a Bonsai Pot.
Gold Sapling

**Gold Sapling** is a block added by the Sky Orchards mod. When planted on a Dirt or Grass block, it grows into a Gold Tree. The resulting trees drop Gold Saplings, Gold Acorns, Gold Leaves and Gold Resin. Gold Saplings can only be obtained through crafting or from a Gold Tree.

## Obtaining

A Gold Sapling can be made by pouring Molten Gold from a Casting Basin onto an Oak Sapling at a Casting Table.

They can also be obtained by mining Gold Leaves, or by harvesting Gold Bonsai Trees, which have a 5% chance to drop a Gold Sapling.
Dirt Acorn

The Dirt Acorn is used as a component for crafting Dirt. Acorns, in general, can also be cooked for food. Eating a Cooked Dirt Acorn will complete the quest Eating Dirt.

## Obtaining

Dirt Leaves have a chance of dropping a Dirt Acorn when decaying or broken. Breaking leaves with a crook increases the chance of a drop.

## Usage

To eat a dirt acorn, press and hold use while it is selected in the hotbar. Eating one restores a small amount of hunger and hunger saturation.

## Advancements

*Main Article: Advancements*
Silver Sapling

**Silver Sapling** is a block added by the Sky Orchards mod. When planted on a Dirt or Grass block, it grows into an Silver Tree. The resulting trees drop Silver Saplings, Silver Acorns and Silver Leaves. Silver Saplings can only be obtained through crafting or from a Silver Tree.

Crafted by pouring Molten Silver onto a Menril Sapling
Dirt Leaves

Dirt Leaves grow on Dirt Trees.

## Obtaining

Dirt leaves can only be mined by shears  or Silk Touch enchanted tools.

Dirt leaves also have a chance of dropping from a Dirt Sapling planted in a Bonsai Pot or Hopping Bonsai Pot.

## Usage

Dirt Leaves will decay when not connected to a log block. When dirt leaves are destroyed or decay that have a chance to drop Dirt Saplings and Dirt Acorns. Using a Crook to break Dirt Leaves increases the chance of obtaining a Dirt Sapling.

## References

1. ↑ https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Shears
Cookie Leaves

Cookie Saplings grow into Cookie Trees. The trunk of which is a Cookie Log and it has **Cookie Leaves**.

## Obtaining

The primary way of obtaining a **Cookie Leaves** is by harvesting them from a Bonsai Pot or breaking them with a silk touch tool after growing a Cookie tree.

## Usage

A **Cookie Leaves** can drop Cookie Saplings, and Cookie Acorns.
Resins

Resins are drops from each sky orchard tree and can be used to craft items, smelted for raw resources, or even used to craft more trees!

Dirt Resin

Petrified Resin

Clay Resin

Sand Resin

Gravel Resin

Bone Resin

Iron Resin

Lapis Resin

Redstone Resin

Gold Resin

Silver Resin

Diamond Resin

Copper Resin

Emerald Resin

Tin Resin

Nickel Resin

Lead Resin

and more
Molten Tin

Molten Tin is a crafting component.

## Obtaining

Prior to the acquisition of tin ores or tin resources, molten tin is a primary extract of Tin Amber. When placed in a fuelled Melter (Tinker's Construct) or Smeltery, it produces molten tin, which can then be cast or stored for other uses.

Alternate sources for molten tin are:

* Tin ore
* Tin nugget(s)
* Tin block
* Pulverised tin
* Tin Resin
* Tin acorn
* Tin bacon
* Tin truffle
* Tin tools/weapons
* Misc tin items

## Usage

Molten tin can be used to create:

* Alloys
* Hardened Tin Glass
* Tin Saplings
* Ingots (Casting)
Mystical Agradditions

## **Synopsis**

Mystical Agradditions is an addon to Mystical Agriculture. It adds a new tier of essence, two new plants, a new tool, and a bunch of new fluid versions of previously added elements.

## **Disclaimer**

This guide assumes a basic understanding of Mystical Agriculture.

## **Insanium**

**Insanium** is a tier above Supremium. With the new Insanium comes Tier 6 Mob Chunks, Tier 6 Inferium Essence Seeds, Tier 6 Crafting Seeds, Insanium Coal, Insanium Ingots, and Insanium Blocks.

Unfortunately, there are no Insanium tools, weapons, or armor.

## **New Plants**

There are two new plants added with Mystical Agradditions; **Nether Star Seeds**, and **Dragon Egg Seeds**. These are both tier 6 crops which require Tier 6 Crafting Seeds.

Obtaining a Nether Star Seed is simple enough, you just need to get four nether stars and some Insanium Essence.

Obtaining a Dragon Egg Seed requires obtaining **Dragon Scales**. I would call this a little bit more difficult as farming Ender Dragons is a little bit more of a hassle than farming Withers. You can do this in bulk with Deep Mob Learning’s Loot Fabricator if you have the Data Model for it.

In order for you to grow your Nether Star Seed and your Dragon Egg Seed, you need to place them on top of special blocks. This is their way of balancing the ability to grow such awesome items.

The Nether Star Seed must grow on top of a block of dirt which is above a **Nether Star Crux.** My guess is that if you have enough Nether Stars to craft a Nether Star Seed, then you have killed enough Withers to build the Nether Star Crux.

The Dragon Egg Seed needs to be placed on top of dirt which is above a **Dragon Egg Crux**. This requires more Dragon Scales and some Supremium Essence.

Once you have got your seeds and your Cruxes, you are ready to start farming Nether Stars and Dragon Eggs!

## **Paxels**

Mystical Agraditions adds 5 tiers of the all-in-one tool called the **Paxel.** These tools can be used a shovel, an axe, a pickaxe, or a weapon:

Inferium: 750 Durability, 7 Damage

Prudentium: 1500 Durability, 9 Damage

Intermedium: 3000 Durability, 12 Damage

Superium: 6000 Durability, 16 Damage

Supremium: Unlimited Durability, 22 Damage

The Supremium Paxel can also be upgraded with a **Mining AOE Charm** in a Tinkering Table
Sky Orchard Saplings

There are so many trees that are awesome for growing resources that they deserve their own page! Sky Orchards gives a great way to grow "Bonsai Trees" that drop resources and eliminate time-consuming replanting and harvesting. You can grow almost any resource from cobblestone to diamonds!

## Sky Orchard Trees

Dirt Sapling

Petrified Sapling

Clay Sapling

Bone Sapling

Gravel Sapling

Sand Sapling

Coal Sapling

Cottonwood Sapling

Iron Sapling

Tin Sapling

Lead Sapling

Nickel Sapling

Gold Sapling

Redstone Sapling

Lapis Sapling

Copper Sapling

Silver Sapling

Diamond Sapling

Emerald Sapling

Quartz Sapling

Netherrack Sapling

Glowstone Sapling

Cobalt Sapling

Ardite Sapling

Osmium Sapling

Prosperity Sapling

Bacon Sapling

Donut Sapling

Cookie Sapling

## Vanilla Minecraft Trees

Some trees, core to vanilla Minecraft, play an integral part in the crafting of Sky Orchard trees. They have unique Sky Factory crafting recipes and, as such, have their own pages to assist in learning how to create resource trees.

Oak Sapling

Dark Oak Sapling

Spruce Sapling

Birch Sapling

Acacia Sapling

Jungle Sapling

## Modded Trees (Incomplete)

Apple Sapling

Menril Sapling

Ironwood Sapling

Olive Sapling

Blue Slime Sapling

Purple Slime Sapling

Magma Slime Sapling

Sickly Twilight Oak Sapling

Canopy Tree Sapling

Twilight Mangrove Sapling

Darkwood Sapling

Robust Twilight Oak Sapling

Tree Of Time Sapling

Tree Of Transformation Sapling

Miner's Tree Sapling

Sorting Tree Sapling

Rainbow Oak Sapling
Grass Block

Grass Blocks are a textured (grassy) variant of the Dirt Block.

## Obtaining

The easiest way to obtain Grass Blocks is to add leaves (sheared from a tree, mined using a silk touch tool, or from Bonsai pots, and shears) to a Cauldron of Mud. These resources and items are easy to source and renewable, so many blocks can be made in very little time.

An alternate, and potentially more time consuming method, is to craft Dirt Blocks and Grass Seeds (?). Grass placed on a single Dirt Block will gradually spread onto other adjacent blocks until no dirt remains.

## Usage

Grass Blocks can be used to spawn animals, as well as tilled (using a hoe) to create farmland in the presence of water.

Using Bone Meal on a grass block creates grasses that, when destroyed, have a chance of dropping seeds for vegetables etc.