User:Kreicus/Temp

Obtaining

Leather Armor

Main article: Leather

To begin crafting Leather Armor, right click with a piece of Leather in hand, and a knife in your hotbar. This will open up an interface similar to that of the knapping interface.

Just as in Vanilla, Leather Armor can be dyed different colors by placing it in a crafting grid with some dye.

Metal Armor

Metal Sheets and Metal Double Sheets are the base components of metal armor.

Work Double Ingot = Metal Sheet	Weld 2 Metal Sheets = Double Sheet

Smithing

Making metal armor is done in three steps on an anvil.

• First is to work out the basic shape selecting the plan for that specific armor piece.
• Second is to weld more metal to the basic shape of the armor.
• Finally you work the piece to seal all the seams and make it into a usable armor section.

Unfinished metal armor can be recycled back into molten metal in a Crucible, or in a Forge that has ceramic molds in the side slots.

Helmet	Chestplate
Work Sheet = "Unf. Helmet Stage 1"	Work Double Sheet = "Unf. Chest. Stage 1"
Weld "Unf. Helmet Stage 1" + Sheet = "Unf. Helmet Stage 2"	Weld "Unf. Chest. Stage 1" + Double Sheet = "Unf. Chest. Stage 2"
Work "Unf. Helmet Stage 2" = Helmet	Work "Unf. Chest. Stage 2" = Chestplate

Greaves	Boots
Work Double Sheet = "Unf. Greaves Stage 1"	Work Sheet = "Unf. Boots Stage 1"
Weld "Unf. Greaves Stage 1" + Sheet = "Unf. Greaves Stage 2"	Weld "Unf. Boots Stage 1" + Sheet = "Unf. Boots Stage 2"
Work "Unf. Greaves Stage 2" = Greaves	Work "Unf. Boots Stage 2" = Boots

Usage

The armor system in TerraFirmaCraft is completely different from vanilla Minecraft. When an entity takes damage, a slot is chosen at random for the damage to be dealt to. The feet and head are least likely to be hit, followed by the legs, and finally the chest which is most likely to be hit. If the entity is wearing armor in that slot, the damage dealt will depend on the tier of the armor, and how well it protects against that specific Damage Type. If the entity is not wearing any armor in that slot, they will take the full amount of damage. For example: If a player is wearing only a helmet, and takes a hit to the chest, they will take the same amount of damage as if they weren't wearing a helmet. The feet and head are also especially vulnerable, in that an unprotected hit to the head will do critical damage (75% extra), and an unprotected hit to the feet will result in a slowness debuff. The amount of durability damage that a piece of armor takes when being hit is dependent on the amount of damage dealt to the player after the protection is applied.

Tiers

Tier 0	Tier 1	Tier 2
Leather	Copper	Bismuth Bronze	Black Bronze	Bronze
Tier 3	Tier 4	Tier 5	Tier 6
Wrought Iron	Steel	Black Steel	Blue Steel	Red Steel

Damage Type Protection

Main article: Damage Type

The damage type protection on a piece of armor can be viewed by pressing ⇧ Shift and hovering over the item to read the tool-tip. These numbers are used in the calculation for decreasing the amount of damage taken (1,000/(1,000 + Armor Rating)). For example: Copper armor has a piercing rating of 400. 1,000/1,400 is about 70%, so a piercing attack which would normally do 100 damage would only do 70 damage if the area is protected with copper armor.

Tier	Armor	Piercing	Slashing	Crushing
0	Leather	200	250	300
1	Copper	400	400	250
2	Bismuth Bronze	600	400	330
	Black Bronze	400	600	330
	Bronze	500	500	330
3	Wrought Iron	800	800	528
4	Steel	1000	1200	660
5	Black Steel	2000	1800	1320
6	Blue Steel	2500	2000	2000
	Red Steel	2000	2500	2000

Note that all armor offers zero resistance to General Damage.

History

Beta
v2 Build 13		Added Armor.
Build 67		All armor durability increased.
77.0		Removed the decorative features from the armors.
		Added armor/damage types.
		Armor takes damage at a reduced amount, based upon the damage received.