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booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.intro.name=A story about ActAdd
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.intro.text.1=<i>For too long have the people of Minecraftia toiled under a relentless whip. A whip more hurtful and more injurious than that of any slave-master: inconvenience. Aye, the thousand million inconveniences that make up the grind, that force players to waste hours- nay, days!- chopping wood and farming wheat and other such mundane tasks, just to momentarily escape the remorseless tedium and experience the true joys of Minecraftia, building, caving and adventuring into the beautiful uncharted abundance
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.intro.text.2=<i>of the world. Yet no sooner has one immersed oneself in this creative enterprise than the inconveniences return, like millions of furious bees pestering, stinging, swarming all over you until the game ceases to be enjoyable, and you are driven away from it forever. To that end, a certain Ellpeck has created this Actual Addition to the world of Minecraft, that will allow the player to better engage with the core experiences of the game- building and adventuring- by automating and streamlining the monotony that
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.intro.text.3=<i>is grinding in Minecraft. Therefore, Ellpeck humbly presents to you this Actually Additions Manual, that shall teach you the ways of this modification and, ultimately, allow you to transcend inconvenience and attain enlightenment. <r><n><n> ~by <imp>Tulkas<r>
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.craftingIngs.text.1=<imp>Actually Additions<r> has lots of items that use certain <imp>basic crafting items<r> to be crafted. This chapter has all of these basic items <imp>grouped up<r> so that you can see all of them at once.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.quartz.text.1=<item>Black Quartz<r> is an <imp>Ore<r> that generates in the world <imp>between layer <lowest> and <highest><r>. When broken, it can be <imp>smelted in a furnace<r> or <imp>crushed in a crusher<r> to get broken down into <item>Black Quartz<r>.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.quartz.text.2=<item>Black Quartz<r> items are used in lots of <imp>Crafting Recipes<r> in <imp>Actually Additions<r>. They are very important for most of the Items and, thus, should be mined when found in the world. They can be crafted into a couple of different <imp>Decorative Blocks<r> shown on the following pages. <n>Every variant can also be crafted into <imp>Stairs, Slabs and Walls<r> using the well-known recipes. <n><n><i>Nether Quartz, but deadlier
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.cloud.text.1=The <item>Smiley Cloud<r> is a magical floating cloud which is getting put to life through the piece of Solidified Experience inside it. It hovers up and down in its place all jolly and fun, and when <imp>right-clicking<r>, you can <imp>give it a name<r>. <n>When giving it certain <imp>special names<r> like <imp>"Ellpeck"<r> or <imp>"Etho"<r>, it will have some special items it carries!
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.coalStuff.text.1=Sometimes your <item>Coal<r> just <imp>burns for too long or too short<r>. <n>For that, you can craft <item>Tiny Coal<r>, <item>Tiny Charcoal<r> and <item>Blocks of Charcoal<r> for using them in a furnace. <n>While the <item>Block of Charcoal<r> burns for as long as a <item>Block of Coal<r>, the <item>Tiny Coal<r> and <item>Tiny Charcoal<r> will burn for <imp>one eighth of a piece of coal<r>, meaning it will <imp>smelt one item in a normal furnace<r>.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.lamps.text.1=<item>Lamps<r> are a block providing lots of light, similar to the mystic Glowstone or Torches, but they can be <imp>dyed with all of the 16 different colors<r> either by <imp>crafting them<r> or by placing them on the ground and <imp>right-clicking them with a piece of dye<r>. <n>When <imp>right-clicking<r> them with an empty hand, they will <imp>turn on and off<r>.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.lamps.text.2=There is a way to toggle them with <imp>Redstone<r>, however. If you place a <item>Lamp Controller<r> facing into one and give it a <imp>redstone signal<r>, it will turn the lamp in front of it on and off. <n>The thing that makes this very expandable, though, is that it also <imp>toggles every lamp adjacent to that lamp<r> and every other lamp that gets touched. <n>That means you can have a huge field of lamps and toggle them all with <imp>just one<r> <item>Lamp Controller<r>.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.treasureChest.text.1=A <item>Treasure Chest<r> found underwater.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.treasureChest.text.2=<item>Treasure Chests<r> are a semi-uncommon occurrence <imp>in Ocean Biomes<r>. They appear on the bottom of the sea, probably left there by bypassing Ships who threw off or lost some load. These Chests however, <imp>hold some valuable items<r>, if you're lucky. Breaking them won't yield you anything, though, you just have to <imp>right-click them<r> to receive some amazing goodies.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.breaker.name=Breakers and Placers
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.breaker.text.1=The <item>Breaker<r> breaks blocks in front of it. It can be oriented in every direction. <n>When right-clicking it with a <item>Redstone Torch<r> in hand, it will change between a mode where it <imp>gets deactivated by Redstone<r> and a mode where it <imp>responds to pulses<r>.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.breaker.text.2=The <item>Placer<r> places blocks in front of it. It can be oriented in every direction. <n>When right-clicking it with a <item>Redstone Torch<r> in hand, it will change between a mode where it <imp>gets deactivated by Redstone<r> and a mode where it <imp>responds to pulses<r>.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.breaker.text.3=The <item>Fluid Placer<r> places liquids you supply it with. It needs <imp>1000mB<r> to place one block. When right-clicking it with a <item>Redstone Torch<r> in hand, it will change between a mode where it <imp>gets deactivated by Redstone<r> and a mode where it <imp>responds to pulses<r>.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.breaker.text.4=The <item>Fluid Collector<r> will collect <imp>1000mB<r> of liquids in front of it, that's a filled bucket. When right-clicking it with a <item>Redstone Torch<r> in hand, it will change between a mode where it <imp>gets deactivated by Redstone<r> and a mode where it <imp>responds to pulses<r>.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.phantomfaces.text.1=<item>Phantomfaces<r> are a simple way to <imp>connect inventories together<r>, they have a very important twist however: Instead of just connecting two inventories, a <item>Phantomface<r> <imp>simulates the inventory it is connected to<r>, meaning you can put items into and pull out of the Phantomface itself. A <item>Phantomface<r> has a <imp>default range of <range> blocks<r>, but it can be upgraded with a <item>Phantom Booster<r>. <item>Phantomfaces<r> are connected by <imp>right-clicking<r> an inventory with a <item>Phantom Connector<r> and then <imp>right-clicking<r> the <item>Phantomface.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.phantomfaces.text.2=<imp>Important Information:<r><n>It should be noted that the Phantomface is <imp>not<r> supposed to be <imp>used as a wireless transport<r> system. <n>The Phantomface should be used when, for example, wanting to input items into a machine that doesn't have enough space for the amount of cables you need around it, or when you want it to look nice in a room without needing any cables or other blocks around it. <n><n><i>It's not a short-range Tesseract.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.phantomfaces.text.3=The default <item>Phantomface<r> works for items, like described on the first page.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.phantomfaces.text.4=The <item>Phantom Liquiface<r> acts exactly like the normal <item>Phantomface<r>, but it <imp>works for liquid containing blocks<r>. When given a <imp>Redstone Signal<r>, it can be set to <imp>Auto-Output<r>. Be careful with this though, as it <imp>could cause infinte loops and lag<r> under certain conditions!
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.phantomfaces.text.5=The <item>Phantom Energyface<r> acts exactly like the normal <item>Phantomface<r>, but it <imp>works for CF<r>, meaning you can connect it to things like Generators and Crushers.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.phantomfaces.text.7=The <item>Phantom Booster<r>, as explained on the first page, ups the range of <item>Phantomface<r>s by being placed <imp>on top of them<r>. The maximum amount above one <item>Phantomface<r> is <imp>3<r>.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.phantomBreaker.text.1=<item>Phantom Breakers<r> and <item>Placers<r> work similarly to the normal <item>Phantomfaces<r>, except that they are used to <imp>break and place blocks from a distance<r>. Their default range is <imp><range> Blocks<r>. To connect them to blocks to break, do as described in the <imp>Phantomface Chapter<r>. When connecting them to air spaces, just place a block, store it and then break it again. <n>When right-clicking it with a <item>Redstone Torch<r> in hand, it will change between a mode where it <imp>gets deactivated by Redstone<r> and a mode where it <imp>responds to pulses<r>.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.esd.name=ESDs
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.esd.text.1=The <item>ESD<r> is a block that works <imp>similar to a Hopper<r> but has <imp>a lot more functionality<r>. <n>You can choose the sides to input and output and you can <imp>precisely configure<r> the range of slots to look at! <n>For more precise information about <item>ESDs<r>, craft one and <imp>hover over the elements in their GUI<r>! <n><n><i>Its actual name is
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.xpSolidifier.text.1=The <item>Experience Solidifer<r> uses the player's experience and turns it into <item>Solidified Experience<r> which can later be used by <imp>right-clicking<r> (or sneak-right-clicking to use a full stack!) to get the experience back. <n>Additionally, you can put <item>Solidified Experience<r> into the solidifier, and it will <imp>pick up any XP Orbs<r> that are on the ground and turn them into <item>Solidified Experience<r>, provided they weren't created by it. <n><item>Solidified Experience<r> is also sometimes dropped from mobs.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.greenhouseGlass.text.1=<item>Greenhouse Glass<r> is a very effective way to <imp>speed up the growth of your plants<r>! When placed anywhere above the plant, as long as there are no blocks below obstructing the path, and there is sunlight above the glass, it will <imp>significantly speed up the growth of the plant<r>! <n>It obviously has to be daytime, too. Thought that was obvious.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.greenhouseGlass.text.2=<i>Greenhouse Gas
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.fishingNet.name=Fishing Net
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.fishingNet.text.1=The <item>Fishing Net<r> is a block that makes fishing a lot easier! Just <imp>place it above some water<r> and it will, given a little bit of time, automatically catch fish for you! To store the fish, just place a chest above the <item>Fishing Net<r> or let the items spew out of the top and collect them manually. <n><n><i>For the impatient
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.feeder.text.1=The <item>Feeder<r> is a good alternative to a manual animal farm. Place it in the middle of an animal pen and supply it with some wheat, seeds or carrots, depending on the animal you want to feed, and just wait. It will <imp>automatically feed the animals<r> and if there is enough animals near it, it will <imp>shut off on its own<r> to prevent lag or animal overflow. <n><n><i>Greenpeace approves
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.compost.name=Compost and Fertilizer
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.compost.text.1=The <item>Compost<r> is used to make <item>Fertilizer<r> from <item>Bio-Mash<r>. <item>Fertilizer<r> acts just like Bone Meal, but can be crafted in a much simpler manner just by crafting <item>Bio-Mash<r> and then putting 10 of those inside of a <item>Compost<r> and waiting for a bit. When the mash is composted, just take it out by right-clicking again. <n><n>This, however, also works for some other items, which will be explained when needed.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.compost.text.3=<item>Bio-Mash<r> can be crafted from <imp>any type of food or plantable item<r>.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.crate.text.1=<item>Storage Crates<r> are big. <imp>Really big<r>. They hold tons of items, more than 4 chests worth of them. <n>Not only that, but they can be <imp>upgraded in size<r>! View the following pages to get information on that and some other items regarding crates!
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.crate.text.4=Placing a <item>Storage Crate Keeper<r> inside the Storage Crate before breaking it will cause it to <imp>keep all of its items<r>, however the Keeper will be destroyed in the process. <n>Once upgraded via crafting, they will not lose their contents either.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.crate.text.5=The <item>Chest To Storage Crate Upgrade<r> allows you to <imp>convert any chest into a Storage Crate<r>, retaining its items! <n>Just <imp>shift-right-click<r> onto the chest to apply it.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.crate.text.6=Similar to the <item>Chest To Storage Crate Upgrade<r>, the <item>Small To Medium Storage Crate Upgrade<r> will convert any <imp>Small Storage Crate<r> into a <imp>Medium Storage Crate<r> by simply shift-right-clicking it. It will retain its items.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.crate.text.7=Similar to the <item>Chest To Storage Crate Upgrade<r>, the <item>Medium To Large Storage Crate Upgrade<r> will convert any <imp>Medium Storage Crate<r> into a <imp>Large Storage Crate<r> by simply shift-right-clicking it. It will retain its items.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.coffeeMachine.text.1=The <item>Coffee Maker<r> is a block used to make <item>Coffee<r>, a <imp>potion-like<r> item that gives the user several buffs. <n>To use the coffee maker, you need a <item>Empty Cup<r>, <coffee> <item>Coffee Beans<r>, which can be found in the wild, harvested and <imp>planted on farmland<r> again, <rf> CF/t and <water>mB of Water per cup brewed. <n>On the coffee maker recipe pages at the back, to see what the item does, just hover over the Cup of Coffee.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.coffeeMachine.text.2=To actually give your coffee some buffs, <imp>put some of the items shown on the later pages into the slots on the right<r>. <n>The more slots are filled up with one item, the higher the <imp>Amplifier<r> of the effect will be. The <imp>Maximum Amplifier<r> is the max amount of items to be put into one coffee. <n>Order matters: When using, for example, <item>Milk<r> (to see what it does exactly, go to a later page), you are going to have to plan the items out inside the <imp>numbered slots<r> in such a way that it brews the coffee you want.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.coffeeMachine.text.3=This is an example of a recipe making a coffee containing <imp>Fire Resistance 1 for 0:20<r> and <imp>Speed 1 for 2:30<r>.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.coffeeMachine.text.6=<item>Milk<r> is an important item when brewing coffee: It <imp>adds 2 minutes<r> to all effects of items in slots with lower numbers while <imp>removing 1 amplifier<r>. When the amplifier of an effect is 1, however, it will remove the effect.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.coffeeMachine.text.7=<i>The fact that you're reading this means that you either have <imp>HarvestCraft<r><i> installed, or that you're looking at the lang file. <r><n>This does the same thing as <item>Milk<r>, but for veggie guys.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.crusher.name=Crusher and Double Crusher
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.crusher.text.1=The <item>Crusher<r> turns every ore, ingot and gem into its corresponding <imp>dust<r> using <rf> CF/t. <n>When you put in <imp>Ores<r> however, they will yield <imp>2 pieces of dust<r>. <n>The <item>Double Crusher<r> basically does the same, however it can crush two ores at a time. <n>On the following pages, you can see some additional useful recipes for inside the crusher. <n><n><i>He's my crush
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.furnaceDouble.text.1=The <item>Powered Furnace<r> works like a furnace, however, it uses <rf> CF/t and can smelt <imp>two items at a time<r>.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.lavaFactory.text.1=The <item>Lava Factory<r> can produce blocks of lava given <imp><rf> CF/block<r>. <n>The Block above it has to be surrounded with 4 Casing Blocks, otherwise it won't be able to produce Lava. <n>Right-Clicking on the <item>Lava Factory<r> will show you if it's able to produce Lava in its current setup. <n><n><i>Lava, for a fact. <n> ory
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.energizer.text.1=The <item>Energizer<r> <imp>charges items that hold CF<r> using its energy supply.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.energizer.text.2=The <item>Enervator<r> <imp>discharges items that hold CF<r> and stores the energy in its energy supply.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.repairer.text.1=The <item>Item Repairer<r> uses <imp><rf> CF/t<r> to repair items that can be repaired in an Anvil <imp>without needing any materials<r>!
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.coalGen.text.1=The <item>Coal Generator<r> generates <imp><rf> CF/t<r> through the use of everything that can be put into a furnace. <n>Note that it only starts burning something up if the buffer isn't already full of power.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.solarPanel.text.1=The <item>Solar Panel<r> <imp>produces <rf> CF/t<r> when it has direct daylight above it and it is daytime. Any blocks above it that are transparent will <imp>decrease its efficiency<r>, however. <n><n><i>Panelled walls
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.heatCollector.text.1=The <item>Heat Collector<r> is a block that <imp>produces <rf> CF/t<r>. <n>To do that, it needs to be <imp>surrounded with at least <min> Lava Blocks<r> directly around it on any side except the top one. But watch out, it sometimes <imp>destroys some of these Lava Blocks<r>!
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.canola.name=Canola and Oil
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.canola.text.1=Using <item>Canola<r>, you can make a simple, yet effective power generation system from <imp>natural resources<r>. <n>To do this, first find some <item>Canola Plants<r> in the wild and plant them on your farm. <n><n>The <item>Canola<r> you get out of them can be used in a <item>Canola Press<r> to make <item>Canola Oil<r>. <n><n>This can be <imp>used in an<r> <item>Oil Generator<r>. It displays the amount of power it generates in its GUI, however, it can be <imp>upgraded further<r> to yield <imp>more power<r> than that!
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.canola.text.2=For starters, you can use a <item>Fermenting Barrel<r> to convert the <item>Canola Oil<r> into <item>Oil<r>. <n><n>If you're still not satisfied with the power that generates, <imp>place it on the ground<r> and throw in a <item>Crystallized Canola Seed<r> to make <item>Crystallized Oil<r>. <n><n>If that isn't enough for you either, make a <item>Empowered Canola Seed<r>, toss that into some <item>Crystallized Oil<r> to get <item>Empowered Oil<r>!
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.canola.text.5=If you break the <item>Oil Generator<r>, it will keep the liquid inside. <n>If you want to empty it out, just <imp>place it in the crafting grid<r> and all of the fluid will be drained.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.wings.name=Wings Of The Bats
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.wings.text.1=Sometimes, bats will drop <item>Wings<r>. These wings can be used to make <item>Wings Of The Bats<r>, which allow you to <imp>fly<r> in a <imp>creative way<r>. <n>However, after about <secs> seconds, your weight won't be <imp>supported anymore<r> and you will <imp>drop to the ground<r>. <n>To remove exhaustion from your wings, either <imp>stand on the ground<r> to remove exhaustion <imp>slowly<r>, or hang on to the ceiling by <imp>flying up below a solid block<r> like a bat while the wings aren't fully exhausted to remove exhaustion <imp>fast<r>.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.leafBlower.text.1=The <item>Leaf Blower<r> can blow away tall grass, flowers and other stuff around you when you <imp>hold right-click<r>. There is an <item>Advanced Leaf Blower<r>, which works like the basic one, except that it operates <imp>much faster<r> and <imp>also breaks Leaves<r>.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.aiots.text.1=An <item>All-In-One-Tool<r> is a tool that is <item>Pickaxe<r>, <item>Axe<r>, <item>Shovel<r>, <item>Sword<r> and <item>Hoe<r> in one. They are available in every common material. <n>Additionally to being able to mine stone, wood and softer materials, when <imp>not sneaking<r>, they create <item>Farmland<r> on right-click, whereas when <imp>sneaking<r>, they create <item>Paths<r>.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.jams.name=Jams
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.jams.text.1=Once, there was a <imp>Kitty<r> who really wanted some Jam. <n>So I made some <item>Jam<r>. <n>Seriously, this is Jam. You can find it in Village Houses or buy it from the <imp>Jam Villager<r>. <n>Every Jam gives you two different <imp>potion effects<r>!
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.jams.text.2=A <imp>Jam House<r> and <n>its inhabitant
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.jams.text.3=So. <n>You're probably wondering what the names of the jams mean. <n>Now, let me tell you: <n><n><i>-Honeydew Melon and Kiwi <n>-Honeydew Melon and Coconut <n>-Pineapple and Coconut <n>-Cherry, Apple and Cinnamon <n>-Plum, Apple and Lemon <n>-Grape, Kiwi and Banana <n>-Currant, Banana and Raspberry <n><n><r>Now, which one is which, you may ask? Figure it out yourself.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.potionRings.text.1=<item>Potion Rings<r> can permanenty grant a set of potion effects. <n>A <item>Potion Ring<r> has <imp>two tiers<r>. The first tier needs to be <imp>held in any hand<r> and gives an effect of <imp>level one<r> while the second tier can be <imp>anywhere inside the inventory<r> and grants an effect of <imp>level two<r>. <n>To be able to use <item>Potion Rings<r> they first have to be <imp>filled up<r> with <item>Blaze Powder<r>. To do this, put the ring into a <imp>Crafting Grid<r> with <imp>one or more<r> Blaze Powder. <n>Over time, the powder inside the ring will be <imp>used up<r> to grant you the effect.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.drill.text.1=The <item>Drill<r> works like a Pickaxe and a Shovel. It uses <imp>CF<r> per block. It can be <imp>charged in an Energizer<r> and upgraded by <imp>sneak-right-clicking<r> with it in your hand. There is <imp>a lot of upgrades<r>, but here is an explanation of some of them: <n>The <item>Mining Uprgades<r> enlarge the hole which the Drill digs. <n>The <item>Placement Upgrade<r>, after you right-click it in any slot of your hotbar, will make the Drill able to <imp>place a block from that slot by right-clicking<r>. You can also put a <item>Battery<r> inside the Drill to give it more charge.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.drill.text.2=It should be noted that, in fact, the <item>Speed<r>, <item>Mining<r> and <item>Fortune Upgrades<r> <imp>need their previous tiers to be installed<r> for them to work. <n>This means that, if you want Speed III in the Drill, it needs Speed II and Speed I inside it as well.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.drill.text.4=The <item>Drill<r> can also be <imp>dyed<r> in Minecraft's 16 colors. <n>It's only cosmetic and won't have any effect other than it looking different, however.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.staff.text.1=The <item>Teleport Staff<r>, when charged in an Energizer, can be <imp>right-clicked<r> to <imp>teleport you to where you're looking<r>. When you are looking at a block, it will teleport you there, however, when you aren't looking at a block, you can only be looking upwards up to <imp>5 degrees<r>, otherwise the teleport will fail.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.magnetRing.name=Ring Of Magnetism
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.magnetRing.text.1=The <item>Ring Of Magnetism<r>, when it is charged in an Energizer and inside your inventory, uses <imp>CF<r> to suck up items that are farther away than you can pick up by yourself.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.growthRing.text.1=The <item>Ring Of Growth<r>, when it is charged in an Energizer and in your hand, uses <imp>CF<r> to make plants around you grow much faster.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.waterRemovalRing.text.1=The <item>Ring Of Liquid Banning<r>, when it is charged in an Energizer and in your hand, uses <imp>CF<r> to remove <imp>Lava<r> and <imp>Water<r>.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.batteries.text.1=<item>Batteries<r> are a good way to store CF to move around. They can be <imp>charged in an Energizer<r> and <imp>discharged in an Enervator<r>. <n><n>When holding them in hand, they can be <imp>sneak-right-clicked<r> to put them into <imp>discharge mode<r>. This means that they will <imp>charge<r> any <imp>other items in your inventory<r>.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.leafGen.text.1=The <item>Leaf Generator<r> can generate <imp>CF<r> just by being placed alongside some <item>Leaves<r>. <n>It will destroy the leaves, generating <imp><rf> CF per leaf broken<r> in the process. <n>By right-clicking the generator, you can see how much CF it has stored. <n>It has a <imp>range of <range><r> blocks.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.longRangeBreaker.text.1=The <item>Long-Range Breaker<r> works like a normal <item>Breaker<r>, but it can break <imp>up to <range> blocks in front of it<r>. <n>Per block broken, it uses <imp><rf> CF<r>. <n>When right-clicking it with a <item>Redstone Torch<r> in hand, it will change between a mode where it <imp>gets deactivated by Redstone<r> and a mode where it <imp>responds to pulses<r>. <n><n><i>Breaking the <range>th wall
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.dropper.text.1=The <item>Automatic Precision Dropper<r> works much like a normal dropper, but it will drop items <imp>without needing a Redstone Signal<r>. <n>It also won't spit them out all over the ground, but it will <imp>drop them straight into the direction you point it at<r>! <n>When right-clicking it with a <item>Redstone Torch<r> in hand, it will change between a mode where it <imp>gets deactivated by Redstone<r> and a mode where it <imp>responds to pulses<r>.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.rangedCollector.text.1=The <item>Ranged Collector<r> works much like a hopper, in that it <imp>collects items around it<r>, having the power, however, to pick up items that are in an area of <imp><range> blocks<r> around it. <n>It has a <imp>filter<r> that can be set to <imp>white- or blacklist<r>. <n>This comes with a disadvantage, however: It doesn't auto-output its items.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.hairBalls.name=Ball of Fur-s
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.hairBalls.text.1=<item>Balls of Fur<r> dropped by <imp>live<r> cats. <n>More information on the next page.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.hairBalls.text.2=<item>Balls of Fur<r> are an item rarely dropped by <imp>cats<r> which have been <imp>tamed<r> by the player. <n>Cats are very mysterious creatures as they <imp>appear to get everything stuck in their fur<r>. <item>Balls of Fur<r> may seem disgusting at first, but when removing all of the hair by <imp>right-clicking<r>, they will reveal some <imp>valuable items<r>. <n>Or just some String. <n><n><n><i>FUURRRRRR!!
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.laserIntro.name=Intro to Laser Relays
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.laserIntro.text.1=<item>Laser Relays<r> exist in <imp>different variants<r>, however, they all have the same basic functionality. <n>A <item>Laser Relay<r> can be connected to one ore more other laser relays using a <item>Laser Wrench<r>. This can be achieved by <imp>right-clicking<r> the first relay and then right-clicking the second one. There can be an <imp>infinite number<r> of interconnected Laser Relays, making what is called a <item>Network<r> or <item>System<r>. Such a network will have no predefined starting or end point, but instead,
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.laserIntro.text.2=every <item>Laser Relay<r> has <imp>access to interact with all of the other ones<r> in different ways. <n>Connecting two <item>Laser Relays<r> has some restrictions, however. First of all, two connected <item>Laser Relays<r> must be <imp>at most <range> blocks apart<r> from each other. <n>Additionally, two <item>Laser Relays<r> of a <imp>different type<r> cannot be connected to one another. <n><n><i>View the other items in this chapter to find out more about different types of Laser Relays!
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.laserRelays.text.1=The <item>Energy Laser Relay<r> is a block that can <imp>wirelessly transfer CF<r>. <n>When placing a Power Generator or Receiver next to the relay, it can receive Power <imp>from any other relay<r> in the network and send power <imp>to any other relay<r> as well. <n>During an energy transfer, they have a slight <imp>Energy Loss<r>, but nothing to worry about, especially because it's <imp>per transfer<r>, so it doesn't matter how many Lasers are inbetween two machines, the loss will <imp>always be the same amount<r>.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.laserRelays.text.2=There are <imp>three tiers<r> of Energy Laser Relay. They have different maximum amounts of energy to be transferred through them in one tick. The <imp>energy caps<r> are, in order, <cap1>, <cap2>, and <cap3>. <n>Additionally, the energy loss is a bit higher every tier. <n><n><imp>Interconnecting<r> different tiers is possible, however the <imp>lowest cap<r> and <imp>highest loss<r> of the two relays connected to the blocks involved in the transfer is considered.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.blackLotus.text.1=Think of this: <n>You need to craft <imp>black wool<r>, <imp>black clay<r> or anything else that <imp>needs black dye<r> but you are just guilty about killing so many <imp>innocent squids<r>? <n>Well, the <item>Black Lotus<r> is exactly the thing you need! <n>Just look around <imp>in the wild<r> a bit, and you will find one, then being able to craft some <item>Black Dye<r> that can be used <imp>instead of Ink Sacs<r> so that you don't need to kill poor squids and L any longer.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.blackLotus.text.2=<i>Do the lotus pose
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.crystals.name=Crystals and Reconstructor
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.crystals.text.1=The <item>Atomic Reconstructor<r> is used to craft <item>Crystals<r>, which are the main crafting ingredient in most items from <imp>Actually Additions<r>. <n>Upon being supplied with power, it shoots out a Laser. <tifisgrin>When the Laser hits a block<r>, it will convert all surrounding items and blocks, provided they can be converted. <n>When shooting a laser, it uses <imp><rf> CF<r>, but additional rates vary depending on the conversion.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.crystals.text.2=There are various <item>Lenses<r> that can be attached to the Reconstructor that don't all follow the default behavior of the Reconstructor and are able to do some neat things. <n>See the <imp>Reconstruction section<r> in the booklet <imp>for more information<r>. <n><n>When right-clicking the Reconstructor with a <item>Redstone Torch<r> in hand, it will change between a mode where it <imp>gets deactivated by Redstone<r> and a mode where it <imp>responds to pulses<r>.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.crystals.text.3=It should be noted that any recipes listed without information about Lenses <imp>don't use one<r>. <n><i>I thought that was obvious.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.crystals.text.5=When you have crafted a couple of items, you might want to find a way to <imp>automate this<r>. <n>There is a very simple way to do accomplish this: <n>Place the <item>Atomic Reconstructor<r> down facing into a <item>Precision Dropper<r> (to find it, look it up in the <imp>All Items<r> Entry!). <n>Next, place a <item>Ranged Collector<r> in the area that has the converted items set as a whitelist. <n>Now you can just chuck your raw materials into the Dropper to convert them!
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.bookTutorial.name=Intro to the Manual
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.bookTutorial.text.1=The <item>Actually Additions Manual<r>, the book you are looking at right now, contains a variety of <imp>useful information about all of the items<r>. <n>Once you get the hang of it, it is very easy to navigate. Here is a quick rundown: <n><n>While you are in a <item>chapter<r>, like this one, you can use the <imp>white buttons at the bottom<r> to turn the page back or forwards. This can also be done by <imp>using the scroll wheel<r>. <n>Chapters, however, aren't the only thing that this book consists of.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.bookTutorial.text.2=Were you to <imp>go back<r> a level via the <imp>buttom on the top left<r> or via <imp>right-clicking<r>, you would find yourself inside an <item>entry<r>. Entries contain all chapters that are related to <imp>a specific topic<r>. Here, you can also <imp>turn pages<r> and click the items on the page. <n><n>Were you to <imp>go back another level<r> (again, via the button on the top left or right-clicking), you would find yourself on the <item>main page<r> of the manual. <n><n><i>Turn the page now via the button on the bottom right.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.bookTutorial.text.3=On the <item>main page<r>, you can see (and click on!) a list of <imp>all of the entries<r>. <n><n>The <item>bookmarks<r> are placed at the <imp>bottom of the booklet<r>. While you are <imp>in a chapter<r>, you can <imp>bookmark<r> the page you are currently on <imp>for later viewing<r>. <n><n>The booklet also has <imp>a lot of other functions<r>, though. Look around in the GUI to explore them all! <n><n><i>Now press the back button on the top left or right-click to leave this chapter.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.reconstructorLenses.name=Intro to Lenses
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.reconstructorLenses.text.1=The <item>Atomic Reconstructor<r>, by default, can only convert some blocks. <n>This can be changed, however, with <item>Lenses<r>. They can be attached to the Reconstructor via <imp>right-clicking<r> with them in hand. To remove them, right-click with an empty hand. <n>They all use a different amount of power and will only activate <imp>once they have it<r>. <n><item>Lenses<r> have lots of different features and uses, as you can see in <imp>this chapter<r>. <n>However, there is also some <imp>other useful recipes<r> too.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.lensColor.name=Lens of Color
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.lensColor.text.1=The <item>Lens of Color<r> changes the color of <imp>Stained Glass and Panes, Stained Clay, Carpetet, Dye, Lamps, Wool<r> in its sight. <n>Contrary to using no lens, it goes <imp>through blocks<r> and only converts blocks it touches.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.lensDeath.name=Lens of Certain Death
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.lensDeath.text.1=The <item>Lens of Certain Death<r> will, <imp>deal lots of damage<r> to whatever steps into it, enough, in fact, to kill a player <imp>in a single hit<r>.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.lensDetonation.name=Lens of Detonation
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.lensDetonation.text.1=The <item>Lens of Detonation<r> will create a firey explosion <imp>around the block the laser hits<r>. <n>Be careful with this. Seriously. <n>(With this lens, the laser also goes 3 times as far!)
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.lensDisenchanting.name=Lens of Disenchanting
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.lensDisenchanting.text.1=The <item>Lens of Disenchanting<r> can be used to <imp>tranfer<r> a single <imp>enchantment<r> from an enchanted item to either a <item>Book<r> or an already <item>Enchanted Book<r>. <n>This can be achieved by <imp>throwing the two items in front of the laser<r>, but they have to be together <imp>in one blockspace<r>. <n>When they are hit by the laser, the <imp>topmost enchantment<r> from the non-book item is <imp>removed<r> and <imp>added onto the book<r>. <n><n>However, this uses <imp><energy> CF<r>.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.lensMining.text.1=The <item>Lens of the Miner<r> can <imp>create ores<r> out of blocks in its sight. <n>When the laser hits a <item>block of stone<r>, it will convert it into <imp>different overworld ores<r>, whereas a <item>block of netherrack<r> will be converted into <imp>nether ores<r>. <n>Each operation uses <imp><energy> CF<r>, however each operation requires <imp>additional power<r> depending on the rarity of the ore that is generated.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.miscDecorStuffsAndThings.text.1=Sometimes, when you build, you notice there is just <imp>not enough decor blocks<r>. Well, we present to you: <item>Ethetic Blocks<r>! <n>These are some quartz-like decor blocks with lovely patterns that can also be <imp>converted<r> into <imp>Stairs<r>, <imp>Slabs<r> and <imp>Walls<r> using the usual, well-known recipe patterns.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.miner.text.1=The <item>Vertical Digger<r> can be used to automatically <imp>mine blocks<r> from the world. <n>It has two modes: It can either <imp>only mine ores<r> or <imp>mine everything<r>. When mining a block, it uses about <rf> CF. <n>Mined items get stored in an internal buffer that can be accessed through right-clicking. <n><n>Its default radius is <range>, but much like Phantomfaces, the Digger's range can be upgraded by placing 3 or less <item>Phantom Boosters<r> above it.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.fireworkBox.text.1=The <item>Firework Box<r> is a perfect thing for New Year's! When placed down and supplied with some <imp>CF<r>, it will shoot out some <imp>randomly generated<r> <item>Fireworks<r> around it. <n>For each shot, it uses <rf> CF. <n><n><i>You know, Vanilla Fireworks are just too bloody annoying to craft, but too awesome not to use. So here's the solution.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.fireworkBox.text.2=When right-clicking it with a <item>Redstone Torch<r> in hand, it will change between a mode where it <imp>gets deactivated by Redstone<r> and a mode where it <imp>responds to pulses<r>.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.rf.text.1=Since the recent diminishment of what is known as RF, a new way of storing power has arisen: <item>Crystal Flux<r>. <n>This stuff is generated by <imp>all<r> Actually Additions <imp>machines<r>, however, it is <imp>compatible<r> with <item>Tesla<r>, <item>Redstone Flux<r> and <item>Forge Units<r>, meaning machines that use <item>Crystal Flux<r> and machines that use any of the other systems mentioned can be <imp>interconnected without<r> needing any sort of <imp>conversion<r>.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.rf.text.2=To <imp>transfer<r> <item>Crystal Flux<r>, just place a thing that <imp>generates<r> or transfers it <imp>next to<r> one that <imp>uses<r> or stores it (or any one of the systems mentioned above). You can use an <item>Energizer<r> to <imp>charge up items<r>.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.enderStar.name=Ender Star
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.enderStar.text.1=The <item>Ender Star<r> can be obtained by both killing a wither and going to the end to collect Dragon's Breath. The latter is obtained by using a bottle on the purple particles that the dragon spits out. <n>The <item>Ender Star<r> is used for <imp>multiple crafting recipes<r>.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.phantomRedstoneface.text.1=<imp>If you don't know what Phantomfaces are, check the Phantomfaces Entry first.<r> <n><n>The <item>Phantom Redstoneface<r> can be used to transmit redstone signals. This one, however, <imp>works differently<r> to the other Phantomfaces as it <imp>only works in one direction<r>. What this means is that the <imp>connected block has to provide redstone power<r> for redstone next to the Redstoneface to become powered. It does <imp>not work<r> the <imp>other way<r> around.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.spawnerShard.text.1=The <item>Spawner Shards<r> are a crafting ingredient found by <imp>breaking spawners<r>. Once a spawner in the world is broken, it will always drop <imp>one<r> Shard.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.spawnerChanger.text.1=The <item>Spawner Changer<r> is an item that can be used to <imp>manipulate the mobs<r> that <imp>spawners spawn<r>. <n>This can be accomplished by first of all <imp>picking up<r> the desired mob to spawn with the Changer, killing it in the process. Next, the Changer can be <imp>right-clicked on the spawner<r>, causing the spawner to be changed and the changer itself to <imp>be destroyed<r>. <n><n>This process probably won't work with every type of mob though.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.itemStorage.text.1=The basic mechanics of the <item>Item Laser Relay<r> are much the same as any other <item>Laser Relay<r>. Once connected up into a network (or <imp>system<r>), said network will <imp>know about<r> all of the inventories <imp>adjacent to<r> all of the <imp>relays<r> and will be able to interact with them.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.itemStorage.text.2=However, <item>Item Interfaces<r> are the way to actually communicate and <imp>interact with the entire system<r> at once, meaning you can <imp>pull items out of<r> or <imp>put into<r> an Item Interface via automation, be it Hoppers or ESDs or pipes, and they will <imp>transfer<r> the items into or out of <imp>ALL OF the inventories<r> mentioned previously. <n><n>This isn't really useful for a single inventory, but <imp>very useful<r> if you are planning to build an <imp>automated storage<r>.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.itemStorage.text.3=Above, you can see <imp>such a system<r>. Putting items into the left chest will cause them to be stored in the one in the middle, and the hopper on the right pulls them out of the chest in the middle. <n><n>This is <imp>more useful<r> with <imp>multiple chests<r>.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.itemStorage.text.4=The whole <imp>chest<r> part of this is very important, as such a setup as the one seen above <imp>will not work<r>. <n>This is because every system <imp>needs a storage space<r>, and an Item Interface does not count as that.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.itemStorage.text.5=But how to make a system that transports items <imp>from A to B<r>? <n>Well, just place the relay <imp>directly onto a chest<r> or hopper and the items will just go there. <n>As you can see, the <imp>amount<r> of <item>Item Interfaces<r> in one system <imp>doesn't matter<r>.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.itemStorage.text.6=Here, you can see the use of an <item>Advanced Item Laser Relay<r>. They can have a <imp>whitelist/blacklist configuration<r> for both connections going into them (inbound, the left side in this case) and out of them (outbound, the right side in this case).
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.itemStorage.text.7=You can also attach these advanced relays to <item>Item Interfaces<r>, which will mean that they will only <imp>have access<r> to certain items from the system. Here, outbound means out of the system, and inbound means into the system.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.itemStorage.text.8=What you can do is <imp>take this to the next level<r> and build a fully-fledged <imp>storage system<r> with multiple chests. Pulling out of or inputting into an <item>Item Interface<r> here will pull out of <imp>the entire system<r>.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.itemStorage.text.9=To make this system work in more complex situations, the <item>Priority<r> of a Laser Relay can be changed by <imp>holding a Compass<r> and right-clicking on it. A <imp>higher priority<r> means that the Laser Relay will <imp>first receive items<r> and first have them <imp>extracted<r> from it. You could say that it is <i>first in line<r> for being dealt with by an <item>Item Interface<r>. <n>By defualt, the <item>Advanced Item Laser Relay<r> has a priority <imp>of 10<r>. Priorities can be pretty much infinite and even negative!
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.banners.text.1=For <imp>special items<r> in <imp>Actually Additions<r>, there is also special <item>Banner<r> patterns. All of these just require the <imp>item next to the banner<r> in the crafting grid with, optionally, a <imp>color<r>. You can also combine them with a <item>Shield<r> like normal. <n>The items that have a banner pattern are: <n>The <item>Actually Additions Manual<r> <n>The <item>Phantom Connector<r> <n>The <item>Leaf Blower<r> (not the advanced version) <n>The <item>Drill<r> (only the white one works due to the way banners work)
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.lushCaves.text.1=If you have ever done any <imp>Cave exploration<r>, you will have probably noticed some <imp>caves<r> that have <imp>trees and grass<r> inside of them. <n>These can be found at any height underground all over the world, and they can be very valuable when needing wood for torches and tools at some point. Sometimes, there might also be some <imp>treasure hidden in the trees<r>! <n><n>If you didn't ever see one before, look on the <imp>next page<r> for a <imp>picture<r>!
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.waterBowl.name=Bowl of Water
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.waterBowl.text.1=The <item>Bowl of Water<r> can be obtained by <imp>right-cliking a bowl on water<r> anywhere in the world. When the <item>Bowl of Water<r> is then right-clicked onto a block, the water will be placed, much like a <item>Bucket<r>. <n><n>This can be used, for example, for early game farms.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.playerInterface.text.1=The <item>Player Interface<r> works in a similar way to the <item>Phantomface<r>, except it is <imp>connected to a player<r> instead of a block, and the connection is established by <imp>placing it down<r>. <n>When <imp>inputting items<r>, they will <imp>move to the player's inventory<r>. Also, when <imp>inputting CF<r>, it will <imp>charge the items<r> in the player's inventory. <n>It has a default range of <range> blocks, however, it can be expanded by placing up to 3 <item>Phantom Boosters<r> on top of it.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.displayStand.text.1=The <item>Display Stand<r> is a block that can, for one, <imp>display any item or block<r> by right-clicking with it onto the display stand. It will then be floating around on top. <n>To take it out of there again, just right-click with an empty hand. <n><n>The other feature, however, is that some items can be put onto it, <imp>having special effects<r>. This, however, will require the stand to <imp>get CF<r>. Read more on the next page.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.displayStand.text.2=The <item>Leaf Blower<r> and <item>Advanced Leaf Blower<r> can be placed onto the display stand, resulting in the grass and leaves around it to be blown away. <n><n><item>Potion Rings<r> can be placed onto the display stand. The normal version will give the specified potion effect to <imp>only one<r> living entity in a small area, while the advanced version will <imp>give a potion effect to all living entities<r> in a <imp>big area<r> while using up a significant amount of <imp>CF<r>.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.itemFilter.text.1=The <item>Item Filter<r> can be used in <item>Advanced Item Laser Relays<r>, <item>ESDs<r> and <item>Ranged Collectors<r> to <imp>enlargen the size of their whitelist<r>. This can be done by right-clicking with the filter in hand and placing items to be filtered inside of it. The filter can then be placed into any whitelist slot in the desired machine. <n>For more information on this, <imp>hover over the whitelist buttons in the GUIs of whitelistable machines<r>!
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.videoGuide.name=A Video Guide
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.videoGuide.text.1=If you want to have a <imp>visual introduction<r> to see what <item>Actually Additions<r> has to offer, you can watch this really awesome video by a friend of mine, <imp>Booty Toast<r> (yes, weird name, I know). <n>His video covers most of the main stuff the mod has to offer, however it is <imp>a bit outdated<r> and doesn't cover everything. It's still a <imp>great introduction to the mod<r> though.
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booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.shockSuppressor.text.1=The <item>Shock Absorber<r> is a block that, when supplied with <imp>CF<r>, it will protect an area of <imp>up to <range> blocks around it<r> from any type of <imp>Explosion<r>, be it ghasts, TNT or creepers. <n>Every block that is protected will result in a loss of <imp><rf> CF<r>.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.shockSuppressor.text.2=<i>Credit where credit is due: <r><n><n>Or something like that. <n>Anyways, this thing was thought up and suggested to me by <imp>praetoras<r>. Thanks for that brilliant idea! <n><n><i>What's a fourth wall..?
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.playerProbe.text.1=The <item>Player Probe<r> can be used to change the player a <item>Player Interface<r> is connected to. If you don't know what the <item>Player Interface<r> does, look it up in here first! <n><n>To use the Player Probe, simply <imp>right-click any player<r> with it and then <imp>right-click the interface<r>. But watch out! <n>The Probe will <imp>notify the player and disconnect<r> from him whenever he sneaks and will also do so when he <imp>leaves the server<r>! <n><n><i>Shenanigans
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.worms.text.1=The <item>Worms<r> are a pretty useful species. <n>They will, once <imp>placed down on dirt or grass<r>, help you <imp>till the land<r> around them in a 3x3 area and <imp>keep it wet<r>. <n>Additionally, they will help the crops <imp>grow faster<r> by making the ground nice and soft. <n><n><item>Worms<r> can be gotten by simply <imp>tilling grass<r> with a hoe. <n>If you want to <imp>remove<r> a worm, just <imp>break the block<r> it is on.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.worms.text.2=<i>A worm at work
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.bags.name=Traveler's Sack and Void Sack
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.bags.text.1=<item>Sacks<r> are an easy way to <imp>transport items around<r>, however, they have some additional functions. <n>First of all, in their GUI that is accessed by <imp>right-clicking<r>, they can be set to automatically <imp>suck up items on the ground<r>. Also, they have a couple of <imp>filter slots<r> where you can configure what can actually go into the sacks. <n><n><item>Void Sacks<r> have the same functionality as normal ones, however, they <imp>remove items<r> from the world instead of storing them.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.bags.text.2=Additionally, <item>Sacks<r> can be, when filled up with a lot of items, <imp>right-clicked on a container<r> like a Chest or a <item>Storage Crate<r> to quickly <imp>move all of the items<r> in the sack into the chest.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.empowerer.text.1=The <item>Empowerer<r> is a mid-tier block that can be used to <imp>empower<r> crystals and other items. <n>To use it, items that should be empowered can be <imp>right-clicked onto the Empowerer<r>, and empowering items need to be placed on <item>Display Stands<r> that are <imp>two blocks away<r>, like seen in the <imp>picture on the next page<r>. <n>To then activate the process, <imp>every Display Stand needs to be powered with a lot of CF<r> that is then drained to empower the item on the Empowerer.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.empowerer.text.4=The <item>Display Stand<r> can also be used for other things! See the <imp>Blocks that use CF<r> section for more info about it!
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.fluidLaser.text.1=The <item>Fluid Laser Relays<r> work much in the same way that normal <item>Laser Relays<r> do, however the thing that makes the <item>Fluid Laser Relay<r> different from the <item>Energy Laser Relay<r>, however, is that it transfers <imp>fluids<r> from internal tanks of blocks into other blocks.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.distributorItem.text.1=The <item>Item Distributor<r> is a simple way to split up items and make them go <imp>in different directions<r>. <n><n>The distributor will <imp>pull items into it from the top<r> by itself, and then split them up and <imp>put them<r> out into inventories connected to all of the <imp>other sides<r> of it. <n>It tries to do split the items <imp>equally<r>, however this works best when inputting <imp>one item at a time<r>, which its pulling feature does automatically.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.bioReactor.text.1=The <item>Bio Reactor<r> uses all types of <imp>seeds, foodstuffs and plants<r> to <imp>generate CF<r>! <n>To do this, just <imp>place<r> the items <imp>in its GUI<r>. If you try this out, you will notice that it doesn't generate that much power by default. However, the more <imp>different kinds<r> of plants, seeds and foodstuffs it has, the more power it will generate!
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.farmer.text.1=The <item>Farmer<r> is a block that can, once placed in the world, <imp>plant and harvest<r> crops like Wheat, Potatoes, Canola <imp>and more<r>. <n>The <imp>left side<r> of its GUI is reserved for <item>seeds<r>, while the <imp>right side<r> will contain the <imp>harvested goods<r>. <n>It will farm in a <imp>9x9 area<r> in front of it. <n>For every operation, it uses <imp><energy> CF<r>. <n><n><n><i>my fam
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.lensMoreDeath.name=Lens of the Killer
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.lensMoreDeath.text.1=The <item>Lens of the Killer<r> works much like the <item>Lens of Certain Death<r>, however it will also <imp>drop experience<r> and <imp>player-kill loot<r>. <n>This means, however, that it will use <imp>a lot more power<r>. <n><n>To pick up the experience it drops, you might want to try an <item>Experience Solidifier<r>.
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.fillingWand.text.1=The <item>Handheld Filler<r> is a great way to <imp>fill any area<r> with blocks. <n>To do this, first <imp>sneak-right-click<r> a block in the world that you want to <imp>fill an area with<r>. <n><n>To actually fill an area, look at the <imp>first corner<r> and <imp>hold right-click<r>. Let go of right-click at the <imp>second corner<r>. The area you mark can be a flat plane or a cube. <n>This process requires <imp>some CF<r> for placing the blocks and you need to <imp>have the blocks<r> in your inventory.
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booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.patreon.text.1=Do you <imp>really like<r> <item>Actually Additions<r>? If you do, you can <imp>support me<r>, Ellpeck, the author of the mod! <n>Do you think that's a thing for you? Well, then check out my <item>Patreon<r> page by clicking the button below! <n>As you can see on the next page, you can get things like <imp>floaty items above your head<r> as a reward! <n><n>Thanks a bunch <3
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booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.engineerHouse.name=A visit to the Engineers
booklet.actuallyadditions.chapter.engineerHouse.text.1=If you want to know how to start in your world, you can always check out what the <imp>Engineers<r> have been up to. <n>They are two friendly <imp>villagers<r> that sell you various goods: One is the <item>Crystallizer<r>, who will exchange <imp>Emeralds and Crystals<r> with you, and the <item>Engineer<r> will trade <imp>various machines<r> with you! On the next page, you can see the <imp>house<r> they live in - which is also worth checking out!
