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# Guide Book
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guide.woot.title=Woot Guide
guide.woot.display=Woot Guide
guide.woot.author=Nico Di Angelo
guide.woot.welcome=Woot

# Page Information
guide.woot.page.anvil=Stygian Anvil Recipe
guide.woot.page.ingredient=Mob Ingredients

# Categories
guide.woot.category.foreword=Foreword
guide.woot.category.factory=Factory
guide.woot.category.anvil=Stygian Anvil
guide.woot.category.ingredients=Mob Spawning Ingredients
guide.woot.category.upgrades=Factory Upgrades
guide.woot.category.bloodmagic=Blood Magic
guide.woot.category.evilcraft=EvilCraft
guide.woot.category.changelog=Changelog

# Foreward Entries
guide.woot.entry.foreword.intro=Introduction
guide.woot.entry.foreword.purpose=What Does It Do?
guide.woot.entry.foreword.naming=Factory Or Farm?
guide.woot.entry.foreword.sponge=SpongeForge Compatibility
guide.woot.entry.foreword.credits=Credits

# Foreward Entry Text
guide.woot.entry.foreword.intro.info=Woot is a big, magic multiblock.\n\nYou build

the structure, feed it lots of power and it then generates loot.\n\nIf the idea of

that horrifies you, then dont use Woot. Build a nice, safe, interesting, creative

mob farm instead.
guide.woot.entry.foreword.purpose.info=Woot is one of many solutions to the age old

Minecraft problem of wanting lots of mob drops. The traditional way of doing this

is to spawn mobs in the world, kill them somehow and then pick up all the drops. If

you are not careful, this can cause performance problems.\n\nSo Woot does it in a

different way. It learns the loot that mobs drop when they die. Then you create the

Woot farm/factory building and program it with the mob that you want to generate

the loot for. Provide it enough power and it starts putting the appropriate drops

into attached inventories. No entities are generated in the world, so hopefully

there is less performace impact. (E&OE)\n\nIt also has a second purpose. I dont

like building mob farms, so this is my solution to my problem.
guide.woot.entry.foreword.naming.info=Is it a factory? Is it a farm? I can never

decide, so expect both words to be used throughout this guide.
guide.woot.entry.foreword.sponge.info=There are compatibility issues between Woot

and SpongeForge. The following issues have been created on the SpongeForge

tracker.\n\nCannot capture bosses with the EnderShard - Bug 1912\n\nLooting

upgrades produce no output - Bug 1345
guide.woot.entry.foreword.credits.info=This guide is only possible due to Guide-

API.\n\nSo thankyou to TeamAmeriFrance and of course the extra work that TehNut did

on the BloodMagic guide.

# Factory Entries
guide.woot.entry.factory.guide=How To Build
guide.woot.entry.factory.structure=A Building Of Two Parts
guide.woot.entry.factory.importer=The Importer
guide.woot.entry.factory.exporter=The Exporter
guide.woot.entry.factory.power=Power Cells
guide.woot.entry.factory.stygianiron=Stygian Iron
guide.woot.entry.factory.capturing=Capturing Mobs
guide.woot.entry.factory.programming=Mob Controller
guide.woot.entry.factory.stygiananvil=Stygian Anvil
guide.woot.entry.factory.intern=The Intern
guide.woot.entry.factory.headhunter=Headhunter Enchant
guide.woot.entry.factory.tiers=Tiers

# Factory Entry Text
guide.woot.entry.factory.guide.info=To build the factory you should create a

Factory Layout Block. This will allow you to see in the world, where the blocks

need to go, as these can be large structures.\n\nPlace the Factory Layout Block on

the ground and it will display the factory layout. You can right-click to cycle

through different factory tiers.\n\nIn creative mode, clicking with redstone will

instantly create the factory.\n\nIf you are upgrading a factory, then you can place

the Factory Layout Block one block away underneath the Factory Heart and it will

line up correctly with your current structure.\n\nOnce the factory structure is in

place, you can validate it by using the Ya Hammer. Sneak right click in the air

with the hammer to change modes.\n\nAlternatively you can use The Intern to build

the factory for you.
guide.woot.entry.factory.structure.info=The factory structure consists of two

structures. The first is the main factory structure where the Heart, Upgrades and

Mob Controller live. The second is a remote structure which provides power, import

and export of items and fluids. The remote structure must be located at most 10

blocks directly below the Heart. The remote structure consists of a column of three

blocks with the Exporter on the bottom, the Importer in the middle and a Power Cell

on the top.\n\nThe factory can be turned on and off via a redstone signal to the

heart.
guide.woot.entry.factory.importer.info=The Importer is responsible for consuming

the ingredients required to spawn certain mobs. It will take items from any

inventories adjacent to it and fluids from any tanks adjacent to it.
guide.woot.entry.factory.exporter.info=The Exporter is responsible for generating

and items of fluids from the factory. It will place items in any inventories

adjacent to it and fluids in any tanks adjacent to it.
guide.woot.entry.factory.power.info=The power cells power the factory and are where

you connect any power cables. Any factory tier can use any tier of power cell.

Different power cells have different storage capacity and transfer rates. Cells

preserve their contents when broken.\n\nPower cables will only connect when the

factory is fully formed.
guide.woot.entry.factory.stygianiron.info=Stygian Iron is the basic ore used in

this mob. It does not, by default, generate in the world, but can be created using

Iron Ore blocks.
guide.woot.entry.factory.capturing.info=Mobs are captured via the Ender Shard and

you need a full Ender Shard to generate a Mob Controller for that mob.\n\nTo

initialise the Ender Shard with a mob, you need to quietly approach your chosen mob

and hit it with the Ender Shard. The tooltip for that shard will then tell you the

mob you have captured.\n\nNow you have to fill the shard up, by killing that type

of mob while the Ender Shard is in your toolbar. The tooltip will tell you how many

you need to kill and the shard will glow when you have enough.
guide.woot.entry.factory.programming.info=To create a Mob Controller to put on the

factory, you will need a glowing Ender Shard.\n\nUse this in the Stygian Anvil to

produce the programmed controller.\n\nMob Controllers retains their programming

when broken, so you can swap between them on the same factory.
guide.woot.entry.factory.stygiananvil.info=The anvil serves two purposes. The first

is to create some of the items used for crafting, such as the cores. The second is

to reduce the cost of creating some items.\n\nThe anvil must be placed on top of a

magma block.\n\nTo create an item using the anvil, right-click with a die which

will then be placed on the anvil. Then drop one of each ingredient on top off the

anvil and then right-click with the Ya Hammer.\n\nThe dies are created on the anvil

in the same way, except that the item to generate the die is placed on the anvil

first.
guide.woot.entry.factory.headhunter.info=To build the factory you need mob heads.

To assist you in this, there is a Headhunter enchantment. This increases the change

of a skull drop when you manually kill a mob.\n\nThis only works on Zombies,

Skeletons and Creepers. It has no effect on Wither Skeletons.
guide.woot.entry.factory.intern.info=The Intern is a tool that will place all the

factory blocks for you, taking them from your inventory in the process.\n\nPlace

the Factory Heart in the world then hold right-click with The Intern tool and the

blocks will be placed for that particular tier.\n\nThe tier that The Intern will

build can be changed by shift-clicking in the air with the tool.\n\nThis can also

be used to upgrade existing factories.\n\nNote that the remote I/O structure will

not be placed by The Intern.


guide.woot.entry.factory.remote_io_structure=Remote I/O Structure
guide.woot.entry.factory.remote_io_connect=Below you can see the connections to the

power cell, item and liquid inputs and item outputs.
guide.woot.entry.factory.remote_io_distance=Remote I/O Distance

guide.woot.entry.factory.tiers.info=There are four tiers of factory available.

Depending on the mob you want to spawn, each has a minimum factory tier that is

needed. Higher tiers can also support a larger number of upgrades and higher tiers

of upgrades.\n\nAll tiers of factory support all the power cells.
guide.woot.entry.factory.tiers.tieri=Tier I factory supports\n\tUp to 2 Tier I

upgrades\n\nTier I factory needs\n\t2 Tier I Capstones\n\t14 Factory Bone Casing\n

\t10 Factory Flesh Casing
guide.woot.entry.factory.tiers.tierii=Tier II factory supports\n\tUp to 4 Tier II

upgrades\n\nTier II factory needs\n\t2 Tier I Capstones\n\t4 Tier II Capstones\n

\t14 Factory Bone Casing\n\t10 Factory Flesh Casing\n\t35 Factory Blaze Casing
guide.woot.entry.factory.tiers.tieriii=Tier III factory supports\n\tUp To 4 Tier

III upgrades\n\nTier III factory needs\n\t2 Tier I Capstones\n\t4 Tier II

Capstones\n\t5 Tier III Capstones\n\t14 Factory Bone Casing\n\t10 Factory Flesh

Casing\n\t35 Factory Blaze Casing\n\t60 Factory Ender Casing
guide.woot.entry.factory.tiers.tieriv=Tier IV factory supports\n\tUp to 4 Tier III

upgrades\n\nTier IV factory needs\n\t2 Tier I Capstones\n\t4 Tier II Capstones\n\t5

Tier III Capstones\n\t7 Tier IV Capstones\n\t14 Factory Bone Casing\n\t10 Factory

Flesh Casing\n\t35 Factory Blaze Casing\n\t60 Factory Ender Casing\n\t95 Factory

Nether Casing

# Upgrades Entries
guide.woot.entry.upgrades.intro=Introduction
guide.woot.entry.upgrades.totems=Tiers And Totems
guide.woot.entry.upgrades.mobs=Upgrades And Mobs
guide.woot.entry.upgrades.decapitation=Decapitation
guide.woot.entry.upgrades.efficiency=Efficiency
guide.woot.entry.upgrades.looting=Looting
guide.woot.entry.upgrades.mass=Mass
guide.woot.entry.upgrades.rate=Rate
guide.woot.entry.upgrades.xp=XP

# Upgrades Entry Text
guide.woot.entry.upgrades.intro.info=The upgrades allow you to change the way that

the factory works, maybe spawning more mobs or generating XP on each mob death etc.

Each upgrade has three different tiers. The higher the upgrade tier the more

powerful it is. Of course they also cost more to craft and run.
guide.woot.entry.upgrades.totems.info=Each upgrade tier needs the previous tier to

be present to work. eg. to use a Tier III upgrade, you need both the Tier I and

Tier II of that particular upgrade.\n\nThe upgrades are placed onto the factory

upgrade bases. The Tier I goes on first, then the Tier II and the Tier III on top.

This creates an upgrade totem for that particular upgrade.\n\nRemember that each

factory tier only supports a certain number of upgrades and tier of upgrade.
guide.woot.entry.upgrades.mobs.info=The impact of an upgrade will depends on the

mob that the factor is spawning. For example the Tier II Mass upgrade may spawn

four extra zombies, but only one extra Wither Boss.
guide.woot.entry.upgrades.decapitation.info=This upgrade increases the chances of a

mob head dropping. Higher tiers of this upgrade increase that drop chance.
guide.woot.entry.upgrades.efficiency.info=This upgrade decreases the power cost to

run the factory. Higher tiers of this upgrade increase that power saving.
guide.woot.entry.upgrades.looting.info=This upgrade applies different levels of

looting to the mob kills. This can cause mobs to drop more loot when killed.
guide.woot.entry.upgrades.mass.info=This upgrade spawns more mobs at a time. Higher

tiers of this upgrade increases the number of mobs.
guide.woot.entry.upgrades.rate.info=This upgrade decreases the time between mob

spawns. Higher tiers of this upgrade decrease the time further.
guide.woot.entry.upgrades.xp.info=By default the factory does not generate XP when

a mob is killed. This upgrade causes XP shards to be generated with higher tiers

generating extra XP.

# BloodMagic Entries
guide.woot.entry.bloodmagic.intro=Introduction
guide.woot.entry.bloodmagic.tank=Ritual Of The Sanguine Urn
guide.woot.entry.bloodmagic.altar=Ritual Of The Mechanical Altar
guide.woot.entry.bloodmagic.crystal=Ritual Of The Cloned Soul

# BloodMagic Entry Text
guide.woot.entry.bloodmagic.intro.info=The factory can support upgrades to assist

with Blood Magic. Primarily these are for generating Life Essence. They are

available at the same time as the traditional Well Of Suffering ritual.
guide.woot.entry.bloodmagic.tank.info=Using the Tank Upgrades and this ritual will

generate Life Essence into export tanks. The different tiers change the number of

sacrifice runes used when killing the mobs.\n\nThe ritual will look for the Factory

Heart in a 10 block radius, both horizontally and vertically.
guide.woot.entry.bloodmagic.altar.info=Using the Altar Upgrades and this ritual

will generate Life Essence directly into an altar. The different tiers change the

sacrifice amount per mob. This ritual uses the standard altar mechanics for

determining the amount of Life Essence (eg. altar rune setup)\n\nThe ritual will

look for the Factory Heart in a 10 block radius, both horizontally and vertically.

\n\nThe ritual will look for an altar in a 5 block radius and 10 blocks vertically.
guide.woot.entry.bloodmagic.crystal.info=Using the Crystal Upgrades and this ritual

will accelerate the growth of crystal in a 7x7 area and 5 high.\n\nThe ritual will

search for the Factory Heart in a 21x21x21 area. As theses are cloned mobs, there

is no uniqueness boost unlike the Blood Magic crystal growth ritual.

# Anvil Entries
guide.woot.entry.anvil.intro=Introduction
guide.woot.entry.anvil.usage=Using The Anvil
guide.woot.entry.anvil.dies=Dies
guide.woot.entry.anvil.plate=Stygian Iron Plate
guide.woot.entry.anvil.shards=Shards
guide.woot.entry.anvil.dusts=Dusts
guide.woot.entry.anvil.cores=Cores
guide.woot.entry.anvil.controller=Programmed Controller

# EvilCraft Entries
guide.woot.entry.evilcraft.intro=Introduction
guide.woot.entry.evilcraft.tank=Blood Tank Upgrades

guide.woot.entry.evilcraft.intro.info=The factory can support upgrades to assist

with Evil Craft.\n\nTo produce blood for this mod you create a mob farm, therefore

Woot provides an alternative method.
guide.woot.entry.evilcraft.tank.info=Using the Blood Tank upgrades you can generate

EvilCraft blood in directory attached export tanks. The higher the level of

upgrade, then the more mB per mob HP that is generated.

# Anvil Text
guide.woot.entry.anvil.intro.info=The anvil serves two purposes. The first is to

create some of the items used for crafting, such as the cores. The second is to

reduce the cost of creating some items.\n\nThe anvil must be placed on top of a

magma block.
guide.woot.entry.anvil.dies.info=Most items created from the anvil require a die to

be placed on the anvil. These dies are reusable and are created in the anvil.\n\nTo

create the dies, right-click the required ingredient on the anvil, then drop a

Stygian Iron Plate on the anvil. Right-click with the Ya Hammer and a corresponding

die will be generated.
guide.woot.entry.anvil.usage.info=To create an item using the anvil, right-click

with a die which will then be placed on the anvil.\n\nThen drop one of each

ingredient on top of the anvil and then right-click with the Ya Hammer.\n\nThe

anvil is the only place where the Mob Controller can be created.

# Ingredients Entries
guide.woot.entry.ingredients.intro=Introduction
guide.woot.entry.ingredients.recipes=Recipes

# Ingredients Text
guide.woot.entry.ingredients.intro.info=Some mobs require you to provide the

factory with extra ingredients for each mob that you want to process. Those

ingredients can be items or fluid or both. You feed the factory by using the

Importer.\n\nThe following pages list the mobs that require extra ingredients and

what those ingredients are.