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-====== Blacksmithing ======
+======= Blacksmithing =======
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 If you are crafting normal items they still use vanilla recipes, except for the vanilla weapons and armor which have been replaced by completely custom items. To see all the custom recipes you can use the command __/recipes__. Most of these custom armors and weapons require you to use //Smithing// which is a custom feature on Mvndi.
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-====== Requirements ======
-In order to begin smithing you must have the //blacksmith// profession selected in __/mp__
+====== Requirements ======
-First, you need these tools to start blacksmithing: //A Hammer, Tongs, and Bellows//. (All of these can be found under the tools section of __/recipes__)
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+- In order to begin smithing you must have the //blacksmith// profession selected in __/mp__
-Then, you need to make a Bloomery, which requires 2 hard clay. Hard clay is made by putting 8 terracotta in the shape of a chest in a crafting table.
+- First, you need these tools to start blacksmithing: //A Hammer, Tongs, and Bellows//. (All of these can be found under the tools section of __/recipes__)
+**Bloomery:**
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+- Then, you need to make a Bloomery, which requires 2 hard clay. Hard clay is made by putting 8 terracotta in the shape of a chest in a crafting table.
-You then need to place the 2 hard clay stacked on top of each other before hitting the bottom one with the hammer to create the block.
+- You then need to place the 2 hard clay stacked on top of each other before hitting the bottom one with the hammer to create the block.
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+- The other blocks you will need for smithing are //an anvil, a cauldron of water, and a smithing table//. All of these are the normal vanilla recipes.
-The other blocks you will need for smithing are //an anvil, a cauldron of water, and a smithing table//. All of these are the normal vanilla recipe.
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 ====== The Proccess ======
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+**Smelting:**
+- To begin smithing place //Raw Iron// in the first slot of the bloomery and either //Charcoal// or //Coal// in the second. As soon as you do this it will start to heat and turn the iron into either: //Steel, Cast Iron, or Slag//. You then want to use the //Bellows// to control the heat of the bloomery.
-To begin smithing place //Raw Iron// in the first slot of the bloomery and either //Charcoal// or //Coal// in the second. As soon as you do this it will start to heat and turn the iron into either: //Steel, Cast Iron, or Slag//. You then want to use the //Bellows// to control the heat of the bloomery.
+Graph of heat to metal ratio:
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-After all the iron has finished smelting use your //Tongs// to grab the bloom from the bloomery by right-clicking it.
+- After all the iron has finished smelting use your //Tongs// to grab the bloom from the bloomery by right-clicking it.
+**Purifying the Bloom:**
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+- You will then place the bloom on the anvil by right-clicking it with the //Tongs// in hand.
-You will then place the bloom on the anvil by right-clicking it with the //Tongs// in hand.
+- Take your //Hammer// and right-click the bloom until it disappears, you will be left with an assortment of //Slag, Cast Iron, and Steel//.
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+**Heating the Ingots:**
+- Now you must set a block on fire using //Flint and Steel// (which is crafted the same as in vanilla) and toss **either** the cast iron or steel in. **Do Not** put both in at the same time. After a couple of seconds right-click the fire with empty //Tongs// to pull the hot ingots out. [If fire is not enabled on the plot use the command __/plot toggle fire on__]
+**Forging the Item:**
+- You will now go over to the anvil and right-click it with the tongs in hand to bring up this Gui: (Or you can right-click the cauldron to turn them into cooled ingots which is required for certain recipes.)
-Take your //Hammer// and right-click the bloom until it disappears, you will be left with an assortment of //Slag, Cast Iron, and Steel//.
+- Once in the Gui, you can use the left-hand column to navigate between //armor, weapons, and tools//.
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+- After you have selected the item you want to smith you will have to pick a difficulty (Apprentice, Journeyman, Artisan, and Master). These are unlocked every 5 Blacksmithing levels in __/mp__. The difficulty determines how small the dots are, how many times you have to hit a dot to finish smithing, and what star grade the piece is (0,1,2,3) which increases the stats of the weapon or armor.
-Now you must set a block on fire using //Flint and Steel// (which is crafted the same as in vanilla) and toss **either** the cast iron or steel in. **Do Not** put both in at the same time. After a couple of seconds right-click the fire with empty //Tongs// to pull the hot ingots out. [If fire is not enabled on the plot use the command __/plot toggle fire on__]
+- Once you have your difficulty picked you must use your hammer to right-click the dots that appear on the anvil until the item is finished.
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+- You must then use tongs to pick up the smithed item and quench it by right-clicking the cauldron. (Certain perks in the smithing tree in __/mp__ allow you to quench the item multiple times to increase the stats of it)
-You will now go over to the anvil and right-click it with the tongs in hand to bring up this Gui: (Or you can right-click the cauldron to turn them into cooled ingots which is required for certain recipes.)
+- The quality of the item is determined by how many dots you hit during the smithing process.
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+- To assemble the item if it is a weapon you will need to craft staffs (which are made by putting three sticks vertically in a crafting table) after you have the staffs you need to place them in a smithing table in the exact way they are shown in __/recipes__.
-Once in the Gui, you can use the left-hand column to navigate between //armor, weapons, and tools//.
+- Depending on the quality of the blade used the weapons will have different stats.
-After you have selected the item you want to smith you will have to pick a difficulty (Apprentice, Journeyman, Artisan, and Master). These are unlocked every 5 Blacksmithing levels in __/mp__. The difficulty determines how small the dots are, how many times you have to hit a dot to finish smithing, and what star grade the piece is (0,1,2,3) which increases the stats of the weapon or armor.
+====== Crucible Furnace ======
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+- The Crucible Furnace is unlocked via the max skill in the mining section of the blacksmithing tree in __/mp__. It can be used to recycle //slag// into //cast iron// and //steel//. And is crafted by placing clay on top of a blast furnace and hitting the furnace with a hammer.
-Once you have your difficulty picked you must use your hammer to right-click the dots that appear on the anvil until the item is finished.
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+There are 2 newly added buttons for the furnace:
-You must then use tongs to pick up the smithed item and quench it by right-clicking the cauldron. (Certain perks in the smithing tree in __/mp__ allow you to quench the item multiple times to increase the stats of it)
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-The quality of the item is determined by how many dots you hit during the smithing process.
-To assemble the item if it is a weapon you will need to craft staffs (which are made by putting three sticks vertically in a crafting table) after you have the staffs you need to place them in a smithing table in the exact way they are shown in __/recipes__.
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-Depending on the quality of the blade used the weapons will have different stats.
-====== Crucible Furnace ======
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-The Crucible Furnace is unlocked via the max skill in the mining section of the blacksmithing tree in __/mp__. It can be used to recycle //slag// into //cast iron// and //steel//. And is crafted by placing clay on top of a blast furnace.
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+- The clear furnace button removes all melted ores from the furnace
+- The fill tongs buttons forces the metals into crucible tongs (can be found in __/recipes__)