DartCraft

- This relatively cheap to craft tool has its own 8-slot inventory that will open when right-clicked.

- The Force Belt can hold Force Rods, Force Packs, Ender Packs and Force Flasks inside it for easy storage.

- Force Flasks may be used as reagents while inside a Force Belt, if they are present.

- If one and only one Force Belt is present on your hotbar you may press 1-8 on the Numpad to use the Force Rod stored in that slot. (Make sure Num Lock is on.) Teleport belt, anyone?

- If one and only one Force Belt is present on your hotbar you may press Z at any time to open the inventory of that Force Belt. You may also press X to open your Ender Pack if one is present inside the Force Belt in question.

- Force Belts are recolorable and renamable just like Force Packs.

- Craft one from paper, a force ingot and some dye.

- Right-click to open the interface where there are 16 item slots to place phantom item copies inside. Right-click these phantoms to change the mode of that particular slot.

- Item Cards, when placed inside a Force Pack, will allow the automatic insertion of items that are picked up into that pack instead of the player’s inventory.

- The yellow upward-facing arrow indicates the current item is in suck mode. In this mode when the player picks up an item of this type it will immediately go into the Force Pack if possible.

- The blue downward-facing arrow indicates the current item is in restock mode. In this mode when the player breaks a tool sharing this item’s ID it will be immediately replaced by another from inside the pack if possible.

- Restock mode will also function for non-tool items, in which case it will attempt to keep every matching item at max stack size. The checking happens once every 5 seconds for efficiency purposes, but is more than adequate to keep building supplies full on your hotbar.

- They may also be configured to keep a full stack of a given item in the player’s inventory for convenience.

- Restock mode and suck mode may be used for the same item, restocking only as many stacks as the user chooses to keep in their inventory.

- Item Cards are renamable in the same way as Force Packs and Force Belts.

- Force Packs are now interactable with inventories like chests by right-clicking on the chest with the Force Pack. Item Cards inside the Pack will determine which items are placed where. Items that normally get sucked into the pack are placed into the inventory, whereas items that are normally restocked are sucked into the pack.

- Upgrade an Item Card with a Crafting Table in the Force Infuser to get a Crafting Card. This specialty Item Card will allow you to set a crafting recipe that will automatically craft with ingredients inside the pack when supplied with the appropriate items.

- Crafting Cards may also restock and suck in items, just as regular Item Cards.

- Item Cards may be crafted back into default versions of themselves to strip them of all data and upgrades.

- Upgrading an Item Card with the Force Upgrade will allow for any item specified by the Item Card to be automatically Force Transmuted if a valid transmutation is found. The resultant of a valid Force Transmutation will be shown on the right-hand side in the gui of the Item Card.

- A Force Transmutation is the name given to dropping an item into the world and right-clicking the EntityItem with a Force Rod that has no ugprades.

- In general, Force Transmutations transmute a single item into a single item of a different type.

- Force Transmutations can be used to make unique DartCraft items, as well as reclaim some materials used to craft certain items.

- Each Force Transmutation will use a single durability of the Force Rod per item transmuted.

- Most Force Transmutations are meant to make dungeon loot more useful, and to prevent the supersaturation of extraneous armor and tools.

- Iron, Gold and Chain armor, as well as Iron and Gold tools can be Force Transmuted back into a varying amount of the ingots used to craft them.

- Several mod tool and armor sets are Force Transmutable back into the base ingots used to craft them. Notable instances of this are Railcraft’s Steel and Thaumcraft’s Thaumium tool and armor sets.

- Certain items like pickaxes give less materials than were required to craft them.

- Minecarts, Iron Doors, Cauldrons and Empty Buckets may be Force Transmuted back into the Iron used to craft them.

- Enchanted books may be Force Transmuted into a meager number of Bottle o’ Enchanting. This will never yield more experience than you put into them.

- Vanilla bows of any durability may be transmuted back into a single piece of string.

- Old stone tools may be Force Transmuted back into a single stick.

- Red and Brown mushrooms may be transmuted back and forth between each other. A similar force transmutation also exists for Flowers and Roses.

- Unwanted Force Tools may be immediately transmuted into a Force Shard.

- Crafted from Iron Ingots and a Nether Star, the Magnet Glove may be shift-right clicked to change its polarity.

- When the Magnet Glove is on a player’s hotbar and its polarity is positive, items and experience will be drawn toward the player for easy collection. This effect has a 10 block radius.

- Be careful shooting arrows when in possession of a Magnet Glove.

- The Magnet Glove may also attract a few other things…

- Force Mitts combine the abilities of the shovel, axe and hoe into one super-farming tool.

- Also capable of clearing grass and leaves in a wide area, much like a sickle.

- Not upgradable in the Force Infuser, nor are they enchantable.

- Half the durability of standard Force Tools.

- Force Mitts may be used to break a few things that stone picks can, but they are not a legitimate pickaxe.

- Force Mitts can be found in dungeon chests with relative frequency.

- Force Mitts have a greater chance of retrieving Silverwood Saplings from Silverwood Leaves. (It’s only a 2% chance, but it more than triples sapling output.)

- DartCraft’s version of the Enchanting Table.

- Created by using the Force Rod on a block of Obsidian.

- Highly blast-resistant, and drops obsidian when broken.

- Enables players to upgrade their Force Tools (and only their Force Tools) with vanilla enchants and even custom DartCraft upgrades.

- Capable of imbuing Looting or Fortune with 100% accuracy and easy repetition, as well as a few other well-known enchants.

- Custom upgrades include auto-smelting, auto maceration/pulverization and others.

- Upgrades are not instant, and sometimes require a while to complete.

- Requires both Liquid Force and BuildCraft energy to run.

- User must supply an Upgrade Tome which will gain experience as the infuser is used and allow for greater and more complex upgrades.

- Used to upgrade Force Packs.

- At max tier the Force Infuser functions at double speed.

- Extensible API for other mod developers, available upon request.

Force Tomes

- Force Transmute a vanilla book into an Upgrade Tome using a Force Rod. Place this inside your Force Infuser to start using the infuser.

- Upgrade Tomes advance in tier as they are used for upgrades. Certain upgrades are not available until a higher tier is reached.

- Experience Tomes may be created by upgrading a vanilla book in the Force Infuser with the Experience upgrade. Experience Tomes may be shift-right clicked and held to store experience, and right-clicked and held to withdraw experience.

- Experience Tomes can be converted into Upgrade Cores using the Force Rod, destroying the tome in the process, yielding 1 core per 50 experience stored.

- Using a Force Rod on normal Leather Armor will change it into Force Armor

- This armor has higher durability and damage reduction than Leather armor.

- Force Armor, while not enchantable, is upgradable in the Force Infuser with many unique upgrades.

- Force Armor inherently has the ability to increase efficiency and allow punching of blocks normally requiring tools to break, in exchange for doing damage to the armor itself.

- Force Armor will enhance the efficiency of equipped tools by up to 50% with all four pieces equipped, and will also completely negate flight’s efficiency penalty with four pieces equipped.

- Force Armor can be upgraded to allow your punches to do more damage, fire damage, bleed damage, inflict a target with Bane and even upgraded to allow flight, increase jump height and walking speed.

- Force Armor with the Camo upgrade will render invisibly, allowing for the appearance of no armor while being decked out in powerful Force Armor.

- If IC2 is installed the Force Armor can be upgraded with IC2 Batteries and Energy Crystals; each battery gives 10,000 EU charge, while each crystal gives 100,000 EU charge.

- Charged Force Armor will not break when it runs out of EU, but will instead go dormant until it is charged, providing no armor rating or bonus effects.

- Force Transmuting already infused Force Armor will remove the infuser upgrades from it and allow it to be upgraded in the Force Infuser again. Any IC2 batteries or Energy Crystals previously used to upgrade will be returned.

- For details on upgrade materials that imbue certain upgrades, refer to the ‘Upgrading the Tome’ section for a full list.

- If IndustrialCraft is installed, the Mining Drill may be upgraded in a Force Infuser with a Force Nugget to create the Power Drill, which is nearly the same as the Mining Drill in most ways. The Chainsaw may also be upgraded into the Power Saw in the same fashion.

- The Power Tools have three sockets that will accept any of several Upgrade Cores to enhance its abilities.

- Socketing Luck will give Fortune on the Drill, also available are Silk Touch, Grinding, Heat and Speed.

- Socketing Luck will give Looting on the Saw, also available are Lumberjack, Damage, Grinding, Heat, Bane, Bleed and Speed.

- Adding sockets to Power Tools will dramatically increase their EU consumption.

- The Power Tools, being instances of IElectricItem, can and will draw from batpacks, lappacks and of course the Charge-upgraded Force Tunic.

- The Force Engine is DartCraft’s own unique BuildCraft engine. It is crafted from Force Gears and Force Ingots using BuildCraft’s standard engine recipe template.

- The Force Engine has two liquid tanks, one for Fuel and one for a Throttle.

- The most efficient Fuel for Force Engines is Liquid Force, but Force Engines may also run on BuildCraft Fuel, Oil and even Forestry Ethanol.

- The Force Engine does not require a throttle to run and will never explode no matter how long it is left unattended.

- Default values for combustible liquids are half that of the Combustion engine, but with a constant input of water as a throttle, the Force Engine will output the same amount of energy as a Combustion engine.

- Water is the weakest Force Engine Throttle available, but it is also very easy to automate.

Force Wrench

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Force Bricks

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