Craftings

While quality advanced craftsmanship is still being a dream, we should think of how to begin with. Stone axes, wooden shovels, shelters, those types of rustic crafting, who make a survivor to think about and to value those who was once your key to the real craftsmanship.

By capturing the rustic beauty of nature, we can create something completely unique to help you make a living, as well as learning in the process. We know that almost everything needs to be made out of common and fragile items, but they are the starting way to build special tools and structures in the future.

Welcome to Survival Guide, your best source of informations for the newer players. In this guide, we uncover more of the basic crafting, tools and structures to at least survive in the bad days.

## **Craftings**

Some of the items you find can be interacted with to make done rudimentary tools or to gain various resources. Combing two stones will give you a Sharpened Stone. For example, you can use it as a cutting tool to peel and perforate a coconut, puncture objects or cut any other objects.

The main articles of this Chapter is:

* Making Fire
* Rustic Crafts
* Fiber Crafts
* Clay Crafts

### Making Fire

*For this article, you need to explore at least the Jungle Outskirts.*
In the Jungle Outskirts, you'll start to find wood and also sticks. You need these materials to craft a campfire. Once you get wood, sticks and some stones, you'll be able to craft your first source of fire.
Click here for the campfire recipe.

Of course, after you build a campfire, it doesn't come already lit or with fuel in it, so how to light a campfire?

#### Starting the Fire

You can make a Hand Drill by using a Sharpened Stone in a group of sticks. From now on, you need something flammable or at least useful to start a fire with to actually create fire. Try to get dry leaves or some fibers to use as a tinder to light the Campfire.

While you're using a campfire and cooking food in it, you'll notice a ash percentage going up. It means that you can get the charcoal and ashes from it to use in other crafts. It can also concede you the embers, if you want to use it on another campfire.

To maintain the fire running, you can feed any wood into the fire to add more fuel to it. If you're not using the Campfire, you'll need to extinguish the fire to save the "fuel". It's the most efficient way to spare the fuel to use it later on.

### Rustic Crafts

A rustic craft, is a basic work requiring less amount of effort to make. Being it a fledging tool or a lightly fragile structure, they are the ticket for the advanced stuff. As they say, *you gotta start somewhere, don't you think?*

#### Crafting a Stone Axe

*For this article, you need to unlock the Stone Axe blueprint.*
Gathering a wood, and using a Sharpened Stone to fit it in the hole in order to get a Stone Axe. It takes only 2 hours is the most efficient way to craft one.

You can use the axe to cut down a tree on the location you're at to get wood and sticks. You can also drag the axe over the location card to get wood and sticks. But be careful, this axe isn't that resistant and it can break easily.

#### Making a Shelter

*For this article, you need to unlock the Shelter blueprint.*
In a raining situation, you might get sick and this is very problematic. Cutting trees around might get yourself a couple Long Sticks, so you'll be able to craft a shelter to protect you from the rain weather. Click here to check out how to properly make a shelter.

A shelter can also protect you from the sun, or maybe you probably like getting **Sunburnt**. It doesn't protect you permanently, so you need to get Palm Fronds to repair it.