NewAlterlite/resources/justthetips/texts/tips.txt

Read loading screen text tips, they can be really handy sometimes.
You have to survive in real life before trying to survive in-game. Remember to eat, drink water, and take frequent breaks if you plan to play for a long session.
Can't figure out how to get an item? Check JEI (the sidebar in your inventory). It may have your answer.
Don't forget to replant trees to prevent deforestation. (And so that you can get more wood)
You can move faster on certain blocks like Grass Paths.
There are tons of different kind of animals out there in the world, try to catch them all!
You can set your spawn point by sleeping in a Bed or Tipi.
Press the 'K' key to open up the advancements screen.
The Ore is setup in large veins. Locate the chunk a vein is in by finding a Sample on the surface.
Beware! Monsters spawn at night, and also in dark places. Remember to keep your house lit.
Use F7 to see the light levels on the ground and F9 to see the chunk borders.
Holding the Drawer Key in your off-hand will automatically lock a newly placed Storage Drawer.
There is no spoon.
Hold CTRL+R while in the main menu to regenerate new splash texts. You might be amazed at what you can find there.
Animals have needs too! If you don't tend to them they will get sick.
Mobs won't spawn on half-slabs, but they will on double-slabs.
Need Clay and Gravel? Check the oceanside!
Dont worry, there are no bears in this modpack... unless Animania decides to add bears one day.
There is a button in your inventory menu that can sort your stuff for you. You're welcome.
Food is important, don't forget to eat or you might starve yourself to death.
There are vanity items in the game where you can trade from villagers!
Looking for Silver? Try higher ground instead of underground. (And no, this is not an excuse to make a star wars reference.)
Use Waystones to teleport from one point to another.
Need a map? Craft an Antique Atlas. It's really cool, you should check it out.
Some animals fight back, you should be careful who or what you attack.
Bored of regular cooked meat? Try their other variations by drying them on a drying rack.
Try the Bonsai Trees!
Placing ice under soul sand will make whatever walks on it slower than normal.
Squids will try to defend themselves when they feel harmed.
Be careful not to fall down a deep hole.
Tools and Weapons made out of Tinker's Construct can be leveled up.
Dont forget to keep exploring the world!
Sugarcane can be planted on both dirt and sand, as long as its adjacent to water.
The Staging Belt is an early game inventory expansion, or as one may call it a backpack. You can make one provided that you have leather.
Looking for a chunk loader? Use a World Stabilizer or Weirding Gadget.
Endermen are pretty strong. Don't attempt to fight one until you're really sure you can take them on.
Using Water strainers? Don't forget about the efficiency bonus! Check the official Water Strainer page for more information.
The EFLN is a cheap and effective throwable mining explosive. Just be careful where you point it at.
Got pets? Don't forget to feed and take care of them or they will eventually get sick.
Eating a balanced diet is important in this game, be sure to check your nutrition status.
Explore the world! You might even end up in a lost city, but be careful if you plan on visiting them.
The number 42 is the Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything.
Be careful while mining! Mobs underground are stronger than their above ground counterparts.
In addition to food, animals need to drink too to survive.
Looking to prevent mobs from spawning in your base? Try setting up some Powered Lanterns around your base, they look aesthetically pleasing too.
Working with jetpacks? Press the 'Y' key to toggle jetpack hover mode, and 'CTRL+Y' to toggle emergency hover mode.
Did you know? There are 20 ticks in a second, 1200 ticks in a minute, and 72000 ticks in an hour.
You can teleport from one point to another by using Waystones. They spawn naturally in villages but you can craft your own ones too.
In early stages of the game, you can hold the ~ key while chopping trees to take down the entire tree. This doesn't work properly for really big trees so you need a Lumberaxe for that.
There are multiple breeds of every animal. Try to see if you've spotted them all.
A good passive way to generate power is to use an Immersive Engineering Windmill or Waterwheel.
You can make also steel using the Alloy Kiln, but it takes significantly longer to make compared to using a Blast Furnace.
When mining underground, you might encounter overlapping ore veins. If you found an ore vein, try also digging around it as there might be another one very closeby.
Cats don't take fall damage.
Different kinds of food will provide different kind of nutritions. Eating a balanced diet will give you better health.
Use a Name Tag on mobs and villagers if you don't want them to despawn randomly. This does not apply to passive mobs like cows and sheep as they don't despawn randomly.
Not every chunk contains ores so don't just dig straight in a single direction.
The letters you see in the enchantment table is the standard galactic alphabet and Minecraft was not the first game to use it.
Ores are more clustered together instead of spreaded apart in a messy fashion, and not all chunks will contain ores.
Watch out for support creepers. By themselves they are weak but when accompanying other mobs they are strong!
Your nutrition values will reset when you die so be careful.
It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye.
If you correctly port-forward the port you use for hosting a local multiplayer world, you can also invite your non-local friends too! Essentially turning it into an online multiplayer world.
You can make molten obsidian by mixing water and lava in a smeltery.
Too many cooks spoils the soup!
Greed is not good! It may just lead you to your death.
You will not die from poison, unless you get punched or attacked on your last heart while poisoned.
Stencil Patterns can be infinitely recycled. Got a pattern you don't need or want to use anymore? Just put it back in the stencil table and draw something else on it in it's place.
*notices the tip number* OwO whats this?
Got something you need that you can't mine or get because its at somewhere dangerous? Try looking into villager trades, sometimes travelling merchants sell what you might need too!
If you don't have the high ground, don't try it.
Tinkers' Construct has an item called Mom's Spaghetti. It's a 'food' with 100 durability, you can repair it by enchanting it with mending.
You can restore backups using the 'Backup' button in the worlds menu in the event your world gets corrupted.
Crouching on blocks will stop you from falling off.
Zombies are attracted to sudden changes of light levels and sound.