TETRA Tutorial Modded Minecraft - The Basics 1.19.2 

Glad to hear it! Happy to help.

I totally agree. I spent so much time figuring out as much as I could!

It's easier to understand compared to tinkers

​@@Blanket420 seem about the same (especially if you are talking about the most updated tinkers)

Tbh more than complex it's more like where is it even useful actually .. cause the mod usually is in modpack and we have better options at times to achive similar goals ... Altho standalone it seems like an awesome journey towards efficient tools and weapons kinda like has a lore to great stuff

@@imranmohsin9545 word! I prefer tinkers in modpacks than this mod..

Thanks for commenting this!

Hey, I'm glad to help!

Hey, I'm glad you liked it! Thank you!

I get what you mean! It took me a while to learn this mod and I'm sure I've still got loads more to learn. The achievements help as a progression, though.

Thanks!

I really appreciate you coming back and saying that, master smith! That made my day.

Hey, thanks! That really means a lot. I'm glad you enjoyed.

Sweet! Glad I could help.

Thanks, Essjay! I know! You wouldn't believe how much I had to cut because I was going into too much detail! It's hard, though, to find any info on this mod. So I figured "Let's throw the basics out there and I'll do another video if need be." Glad you enjoyed!

You're welcome! Yeah, it's a bit like Tinkers but also not lol. It's a great mod that I find super useful just using in general. There's so much to try and explore and DO.

I made the same mistake a bunch of times! Glad I could help!

Thank you! Yeah, I know he did. Too bad, too. The village was just right down the hill from him.

Choosing the materials is something I struggle with, too. You're right. Way too any options and it's easy to get overwhelmed. I know what you ean. The enchanting isn't something I've fully figured out yet, either. I'll let you know when I have the answeres, though!

If it helps at all ive discovered that each tool part has a magic capacity. When you put an enchant on it itll use up part of the magic capacity. Each module on the tool has its own seperate pool for magic capacity. So youll be able to put unbreaking on one part of the tool, and effeciency on a different part, and have it apply to the whole tool

Yeah, the things these tools can do are actually crazy. Most modded packs, this'll last you a looooong time.

What's your current cutting implement looking like?

What are you looking for, specifically?

Hey, thank you! I appreciate the support!

I don't really have anything "solid," per say. Just: Go down to ancient debris level (15, I think?) and just slowly start scanning around. You can boost your range and it'll reach about 2 full chunks away, so you should almost always find some if you can in a wave pattern (left to right, up and down.)

I'll see if I can explain it to the best of my ability here. Basically, though, you shift right click it on the ground and you'll place it. You should then be able to activate the scanner and you just start beating it with a hammer (right click.) You'll see these lines appear in a cone shape. If the scanner picks anything up, it'll appear as orange.

You home items by using them! Each time you use it, it basically gains xp. One you use it enough, you'll be able to hone it on the workbench.

You'll have to upgrade it in the workbench with a hammer.

@bennie1079 sorry for the late response! I'd be happy to help! Double check the hammer forge has two full batteries in it! There should be two, one in each side. The other two "slots" are where you can add different modifications. I can't remember their names off the top of my head, so I'll have to check later, but the lub thing and the plane thing are examples. If you have anymore questions, or I wasn't clear, feel free to ping me here or on discord!

You could get the Forger Hammer reactivated and running. That'd help upgrade your tools! I've been thinking, recently, about posting a part two. Probably going to go more in depth with the forge hammer/upgrading mechanics!

There's a got key for it in the keybinds. "Module Tweaks" or something similar. I don't remember what the default is at this point.

Glad to help!

Did you repair your sphere?

@@Snedglow how

I'd have to double check, but I think you need a bolt and eye of ender. It should be one of the selections when you open the sphere.

Last I had looked at the wiki, those are upcoming features and not yet implemented into the mod.

I actually just found out about that recently! Weird it's only from behind. Wonder what the lore is behind that reasoning? No, I don't think you do. I don't quite remember, though. I'd say I'd check for you, but my arm is currently in a sling lol.

Yes, you claw it from behind and then can move it, but, if you noticed, there are some of them that are 'ruined' and cannot be used, so you have to find another one where the missing peices aren't ruined. Once you find all of the peices to one of the ancient schematics, you can make a more powerful/customizable stonepeircer/stonecutter/extractor, depending on the schematic, using echo shards. I learned all this recently

That's part of what makes them so good. So much saved xp. The fact that you can repair netherite tools for a single string sometimes? SO GOOD. Lol

Thank you! And yes! You have to power it. There are four sides to it, and two sides need the battery that you can find. You can put anything else you want into the other two sides. Remove things with a claw. If I remember, once it's powered by the battery, you have to give it a redstone signal. A lever or button should work.

Next up is Blackstone! You'll need another T3 hammer to upgrade it. Keep upgrading the two hammers together! Also make sure it's a double headed hammer. Both sides nerd upgraded.

Yes. You're absolutly right. I 100% should have and just....didn't.

Hey, I'm happy to help! Sorry it's taken me a bit to get back! 1) I'd say it's always worth it to hone your tools, no matter what. Once you upgrade from stone to iron or iron to diamond, you'll never lose your pick. If you hone it, it's a free upgrade. I, myself, have several different picks (all diamond at this point) for different uses. 2) Once you get a diamond pick, you could just run to the Nether and start hunting netherite right away, but it's not neccisary. 3) I agree! The extractor is borken, however, I don't like it to be fully honed. I think it was at T4 I liked it the best. T5 leaves these four corner blocks I wasn't a fan of. As for the axe/shovel, it's really up to you! You'll end up swinging it a bit slower than normal, so maybe use a lighter handle. Just an axe is faster chopping wood than an axe-shovel. worst case, test it out with just some wood instead of iron or diamond and see what you like! The "arrested" thing is a bit confusing, but to my understanding it just means the tool parts are "settled" together. I don't think it's really a bad or good thing. I'm not sure, off the top of my head, what the perks of it are. Maybe I'll look into it more and that'll be in the next vid? Hope this helps!

I hope Google translates this well, so I'm sorry in advanced! You'll need to make a second hammer. One upgrades the other and vice versa. Then, at the end, you'll need to use the Forge Hammer found in the Tetra structures. Espero que o Google traduza isso bem, então sinto muito antecipadamente! Você precisará fazer um segundo martelo. Um atualiza o outro e vice-versa. Então, no final, você precisará usar o Forge Hammer encontrado nas estruturas Tetra.

Mine Tier determines the "hardness" of block you can mine. For example, iron and stone in tier 1, gold and lapis in tier 2, diamond and obsidian in tier 3. These aren't exact numbers, just an example.

Someone else just taught me this, recently. Who knew? Lol

Uhhh... Good question. It's in the Valhelsia 5 mid pack. I'll ask around and get back to you on that.

@@Snedglow Thanks bro

@@DavidPatoPato Hey! Sorry for the super delayed response. I was traveling. Just looked at the mods in the Valhelsia 5 pack, and the Tetra version is 1.19.2.

@@Snedglow thanks my Bro , I'll give a suscribe Bro, thanks, your Channel is fire🔥

They do seem pretty rare. Check your cold biomes! I have good luck looking through cold oceans, to be honest. Just dive down deep and hope lol. Gild increases an items enchantability. You can hone your tools to have a higher gild or you can get a scroll and place it near your table. You can also place them on the table.

I hope I've helped you so far!

@@Snedglow imensly

Steel. That's forged. Jokes aside, no clue.

Thank you!!!

Yeah he missed that, you can make a copper hammer which only requires a tier 1 and then use the copper hammer to make an iron hammer

Yeah, I should have mentioned this. You don't need to start with wood. You can craft a copper/stone hammer right out of the gate. I've been thinking, recently, about posting a part two. Probably going to go more in depth with the forge hammer/upgrading mechanics!

One thing I've found useful is to upgrade two hammers with eachother.

I knew I needed a good intro, so I asked my discord to send me random sound clips of them being confused lol. I like how it turned out but I'm pretty bias.

I'm not sure. I couldn't really find a Google answer.

@@Snedglow or maybe there is a similar alternative for bedrock ?

Sorry, I don't know anything, really, about Bedrock. I'm probably the worst person to ask.

ok thanks

Have you made a workbench? Make the wooden hammer and bonk a crafting table.

@@Snedglow oh ive done that and i have a hammer that is level 3 but no clue how to get it higher and i cannot seem to make a tool that does cutting past level 1 context im playing the steampunk lps pack

If you have two level 3 hammers, you should be able to upgrade one with the other.

@eddi2565 sure thing! It depends on the type of hammer you currently have, but the basic idea is to make two hammers. You can use one to upgrade the other and vice versa. If this helps, great! If not, feel free to ping me on here or discord!

thank you a lot man! @@Snedglow

Happy to help!

I'm sorry, I'm not sure I understand. What do you mean "planned?"

@@Snedglow Is It Planned To Work In The Coming Updates Sorry

Oh! No no it works!

@@Snedglow Oh Ok Thank You!

What says that? Do you have them hung up near your station?

I get that. I look at it this way: The tools might be slightly better, but only at first. They have the possability to completly blow vanilla tools out of the water. To your first point, you can immediatly start off with better tools. The simple fact that they don't break is huge in my eyes. So many diamonds or iron saved just by not needing to repair/replace them. Which leads me into my second thought. The repair cost is a huuuuge bonus. You have a diamond pickaxe? Here you go! Fully repair with one string! As to your second point, you're right. A lot of the materials only slightly modify the item. However, I find it fun to try an min/max my pick to be the best it can be. The grind to get the specific material I want is a lot of fun, too. Exploring the structures Tetra has to offer is also pretty cool. Oh boy. Sorry, I don't mean to do the whole "THESE ARE MY BELIFES! ACCEPT THEM!" thing lol. I just wanted to give you my thoughts.

@@Snedglow 2 more points to add on to your answer for the second point, looks and availability. For my first point: the materials used affect the color of the parts, so having multiple materials with the same stats lets you have aesthetic options. Lets say you're upgrading to a stone hammer: if you use granite the head will be a reddish color, diorite will be white, and andesite will be grey. My second point, availability, is pretty self-explanatory. An example, you want to make a tetra sword from one of the dragon steels from the Ice and Fire mod (out of the box compatible btw), but only have access to ice dragonsteel. Since the 3 dragonsteels take a while to get to and have the same stats it doesn't matter that you only have one kind available, you will end up with the same sword stat wise.

I really like your arguments, and you make some good points there! I've never played with the Ice and Fire mod, so I can't really speak, on that, specifically. I agree with the astetic aspect, for sure, though. Isn't that what everyone wants, anyways? This is, after all, Fashion Craft.

@@Snedglow The stone example works for the availability point too, although it's not as meaningful since those stones are everywhere.

Lol, what part are you confused about? Maybe I can help!

@@Snedglow I don't know what any of the attachments do . so for instance my sword I don't know what any of those selections actually do or what should be combined with each other to make the best option . also the confusing thing is repairing . like I did a stub pickaxe like the video out of iron but it can't mine diamonds ? I had to make it a double sided one . Lastly what do hammers actually do , what do I use them on ? Apparently they have to be in my inventory to do upgrades to other pickaxes and things ?

@LITTLEBRAT775081 So to better see what the attachments do, you can open up your orb by right clicking in the air. The best way I've found to figure out what some of the different blades are/do is to just... Try it! You can make wooden swords and just play around with them. As for certain attachments like, for example, a blaze rod hilt, they all do different things. A blaze rod hilt will ignite enemies (I think, I'd need to double check) but also hurt you a little bit. An end rod will teleport you, etc. You should be able to see most/all of that inside your holo. As for what is "best to be combined," the short answer is this: it doesn't matter. I love that fact because I can totally gear my tools and weapons to what I want from them. Okay, so onto the pickaxe. The general idea is you need to have a "synergy bonus" from the pickaxe heads in order to mine an ore above your material. Here's an example: if you have an iron pickaxe head on the left, and an iron tool butt on the right, you should only be able to mine iron and under. However, adding a second iron head on the right gives the tool "synergy," which basically gives you a +1. All tools work like that. Hammers, pickaxes, etc. Now, into your last question. Hammers are super useful. They allow you to upgrade your tools, but they also let you break blocks inside of the Tetra structures. The forged walls and pillars can't be mined like normal (except with other mods like Ars or something) so you'd have to use the hammer. I think I answered everything, but if I didn't, please let me know! Feel free to ping me here or on discord and I'll answer whatever else you ask! (or try my best lol.)