{
    "name": "Flint Tools",
    "icon": "notreepunching:axe/flint",
    "category": "gettingstarted",
    "sortnum": 30,
    "pages": [
        {
            "type": "crafting",
            "recipe": "notreepunching:tools/flint_axe",
            "text": "With the availability of Flint and Fibers, you can finally create the next tool. $(p)$(item)The Flint Hatchet$() is what you can use to gather wood. As an axe, it can also be used to $(thing)chop wood$(). More on that later."
        },
        {
            "type": "crafting",
            "recipe": "notreepunching:tools/flint_pickaxe",
            "text": "The $(item)Flint Pickaxe$() will allow you to start mining ores, stones, and metal-based blocks. $(br)It is essential that you have this with you at all times, as you will be needing it much more often than you think."
        },
        {
            "type": "crafting",
            "recipe": "notreepunching:tools/flint_shovel",
            "text": "The $(item)Flint Shovel$() allows you to break and collect soil-based materials faster."
        },
        {
            "type": "crafting",
            "recipe": "notreepunching:tools/flint_hoe",
            "text": "The $(item)Flint Hoe$() is used to tilt dirt, grass blocks and grass paths into $(item)farmland$(). $(p)To do this, simply right click with the hoe on the block you want to tilt."
        },
        {
            "type": "text",
            "title": "Beyond Flint Tools",
            "text": "As flint tools are the most primitive forms tools, they might not be as efficient in the long run. $(p)You can eventually make better ones that mine blocks at faster speeds, with the speed increasing depending on the material it is made out of."
        }
    ]
}