{
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.name": "Au Naturel Survival Guide",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.tooltip": "A guide to surviving in Au Naturel",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.dangers.name": "Dangers",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.dangers.description": "The world of Au Naturel is unforgiving. Hostile mobs, treacherous structures, and ancient horrors await the unprepared.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.dangers.villages.name": "1. Villages",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.dangers.villages.description": "1. Villages",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.dangers.villages.page1.text": "Villages in Au Naturel are not the friendly havens you may remember. These abandoned settlements have been overrun and are now populated by hostile mobs.\n\nApproach villages with extreme caution. What once offered shelter and trade now offers only danger.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.dangers.villages.page2.text": "Despite the danger, villages may still contain valuable loot and resources worth the risk for a well-prepared adventurer. Consider scouting from a distance, approaching during daylight, and having an escape route planned.\n\nDo not expect to find friendly villagers.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.dangers.structures.name": "2. Structures",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.dangers.structures.description": "2. Structures",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.dangers.structures.page1.text": "Structures scattered across the world often contain spawners that generate hostile or supernatural creatures not typically found in the wild. These dungeons, temples, and ruins can be extremely dangerous.\n\nThe creatures within may be far more powerful than standard mobs.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.dangers.structures.page2.text": "Important: Spawners in Au Naturel operate on a countdown system. They will only produce a limited number of entities before becoming exhausted and inactive.\n\nThis means clearing a structure is possible if you can survive long enough. Once a spawner is depleted, no more creatures will emerge from it.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.dangers.the_deep_dark.name": "3. The Deep Dark",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.dangers.the_deep_dark.description": "3. The Deep Dark",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.dangers.the_deep_dark.page1.text": "Avoid the Deep Dark.\n\nThe Warden still lurks in the depths, and it is not alone. Ancient cities and deep dark biomes are filled with additional existential horrors from a time since forgotten.\n\nThese are not challenges to be overcome by the unprepared.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.dangers.the_deep_dark.page2.text": "If you stumble upon sculk or hear the telltale sounds of the deep, strongly consider turning back. The rewards are simply not worth the risk for most players.\n\nOnly the most experienced and well-equipped survivors should even contemplate venturing into these forsaken places, and even then, success is far from guaranteed.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.dangers.the_natural_world.name": "4. The Natural World",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.dangers.the_natural_world.description": "4. The Natural World",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.dangers.the_natural_world.page1.text": "Many players assume danger only comes from supernatural creatures stalking the night. This is a fatal misconception.\n\nThe natural world of Au Naturel is every bit as lethal as any monster. Nature does not care about your survival, and countless creatures will kill you without malice, simply because that is what they do.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.dangers.the_natural_world.page2.text": "From venomous insects to apex predators, from poisonous sea life to defensive herbivores, danger lurks in every biome. Do not let the absence of zombies lull you into a false sense of security.\n\nThe following chapters detail the natural threats you will encounter.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.dangers.insects.name": "5. Insects",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.dangers.insects.description": "5. Insects",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.dangers.insects.page1.text": "Insects pose a constant threat in Au Naturel. Spiders are aggressive and venomous. Hornets and wasps will attack if you venture too close to their nests or disturb them. Mosquitos spread disease and drain your health over time.\n\nCentipedes lurk in dark places and deliver painful, poisonous bites.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.dangers.insects.page2.text": "Beware of swarms. Insects rarely attack alone. Disturbing one hornet may bring an entire nest down upon you. A single spider may be manageable; a cluster is deadly.\n\nGive insect nests a wide berth, and be prepared to flee if you accidentally provoke a swarm. Fighting is often not worth the cost.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.dangers.predators.name": "6. Predators",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.dangers.predators.description": "6. Predators",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.dangers.predators.page1.text": "Carnivorous animals actively hunt prey, and you qualify. Dire hounds roam in packs and are far more dangerous than regular wolves. Hyenas, big cats such as lions and tigers, and bears will attack on sight or when hungry.\n\nVespyrs are particularly dangerous flying predators.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.dangers.predators.page2.text": "Predators are smart. They may stalk you before attacking, or wait until you are weakened. Some hunt in packs with coordinated tactics.\n\nTravel with caution in predator territory. Keep your head on a swivel, avoid travelling at dusk and dawn when many predators are most active, and never assume you are alone.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.dangers.aquatic_dangers.name": "7. Aquatic Dangers",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.dangers.aquatic_dangers.description": "7. Aquatic Dangers",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.dangers.aquatic_dangers.page1.text": "Water is essential for survival, but it harbours its own threats. Sharks patrol ocean waters and will attack swimmers. Jellyfish deliver painful, sometimes fatal stings. Octopi can be surprisingly aggressive.\n\nCertain fish species are poisonous to the touch or when consumed.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.dangers.aquatic_dangers.page2.text": "Enter water with caution. Scan for threats before swimming, especially in ocean biomes. Rivers are generally safer than oceans, but not always.\n\nIf you must cross large bodies of water, consider building a boat or bridge rather than swimming. The time invested may save your life.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.dangers.mob_behaviour.name": "8. Mob Behaviour",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.dangers.mob_behaviour.description": "8. Mob Behaviour",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.dangers.mob_behaviour.page1.text": "Animals in Au Naturel have realistic behaviour patterns. Passive mobs are not always passive. Many herbivores will defend themselves if attacked or threatened. A deer may flee, but a boar may charge. Cattle may trample you.\n\nDo not assume any animal is completely safe.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.dangers.mob_behaviour.page2.text": "Pack behaviour is critical to understand. Attacking one member of a group will often alert and aggravate the entire group. Wolves hunt in packs. Insects swarm. Even herbivores may band together against a threat.\n\nBefore engaging any creature, consider what else might be nearby.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.dangers.mob_behaviour.page3.text": "Dangerous plants also exist. Some vegetation is toxic to touch or will actively harm you.\n\nThe lesson is simple: respect everything in the natural world. Approach with caution, observe before acting, and always have an escape route. Nature is indifferent to your survival.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.endgame.name": "Endgame",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.endgame.description": "For those seeking a long-term goal in this harsh world, a monumental challenge awaits.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.endgame.civilisation.name": "1. Civilisation",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.endgame.civilisation.description": "1. Civilisation",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.endgame.civilisation.page1.text": "For the truly ambitious.\n\nThere exists a long-term goal for players insane enough to pursue it: the Beacon of Civilisation. This is not a casual undertaking. It represents a monumental journey that could define a forever world.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.endgame.civilisation.page2.text": "Crafting the Beacon of Civilisation requires progression through multiple complex mod systems. You will need to establish and develop a Minecolonies settlement, master Create machinery, and venture into the Nether itself.\n\nThe Nether is only accessible via the Minecolonies nether structure. There is no other way.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.endgame.civilisation.page3.text": "This path is intentionally arduous. It exists for players who want a goal that will take an extraordinary amount of time and effort to achieve.\n\nFor most players, simply surviving and thriving in this harsh world is achievement enough. But if you seek something greater, the Beacon of Civilisation awaits.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.endgame.minecolonies.name": "2. Minecolonies",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.endgame.minecolonies.description": "2. Minecolonies",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.endgame.minecolonies.page1.text": "Minecolonies allows you to build and manage a thriving colony with NPCs who gather resources, construct buildings, and defend your settlement. It is an incredible system.\n\nIt is also incredibly difficult to establish in Au Naturel.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.endgame.minecolonies.page2.text": "Nothing in this modpack necessitates building a colony. You can survive indefinitely without one. Minecolonies exists as an option for players who want a long-term project and are prepared for the challenge.\n\nThe resources required to establish even a basic colony are substantial.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.endgame.minecolonies.page3.text": "Collecting the correct materials will likely require extensive world exploration and travel across multiple biomes. Many resources are not available locally, and the quantities needed are significant.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.endgame.minecolonies.page3.text2": "Do not attempt a colony until you have a stable survival situation, reliable food and water, adequate storage, and the ability to travel safely over long distances.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.endgame.minecolonies.page4.text": "If you choose to pursue this path, be patient. A Minecolonies settlement is a long-term investment measured in many hours of gameplay. But for those with the dedication, it offers a unique way to transform the hostile world of Au Naturel into something resembling civilisation.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.food.name": "Food",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.food.description": "How to source, prepare, consume and store your food.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.food.cook_your_food.name": "1. Cook Your Food",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.food.cook_your_food.description": "1. Cook Your Food",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.food.cook_your_food.page1.text": "Some foods, like fruits, can be eaten raw without cooking.  But as a general rule most meats, fish, poultry and other animal products need to be cooked before they can be safely consumed. Different foods have different chances of negative effects eaten raw.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.food.cook_your_food.page2.text": "Many foods can be cooked in furnaces with a fuel source or by being placed manually onto a campfire. As you advance, you may figure out how to craft other utensils and blocks that let you create more complex gastronomic creations.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.food.food_will_spoil.name": "2. Food will spoil",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.food.food_will_spoil.description": "2. Food will spoil",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.food.food_will_spoil.page1.text": "Almost all food will spoil over time.  Foods of the same type with different levels of spoilage cannot be stacked with each other, providing a natural limit to how much food you'll be able to carry on your person or store at once.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.food.food_will_spoil.page2.text": "Food that has not yet spoiled which is crafted into new creations or cooked will have spoilage reset to zero, extending the potential life of some foods. Current rates mean food naturally spoils after approximately 2.4 in-game days.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.food.food_will_spoil.page3.text": "Combining Stacks\n\nYou can craft two stacks of the same food with different expiration times together. The result is a single stack with a weighted average expiration based on the quantities and remaining time of each input.\n\nThis allows you to consolidate partially-spoiled food into manageable stacks rather than juggling multiple small piles.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.food.food_preserving.name": "3. Food Preserving",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.food.food_preserving.description": "3. Food Preserving",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.food.food_preserving.page1.text": "Many foods may now be salted by combining them with salt.  Salted foods do not expire.  Barrels significantly slow down food spoilage.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.food.food_preserving.page2.text": "Putting food in the top 9 slots of an icebox allows you to stop the spoiling of food indefinitely, provided that the icebox has sufficientc cooling fuel to run.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.food.more_on_food.name": "4. More on Food",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.food.more_on_food.description": "4. More on Food",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.food.more_on_food.page1.text": "Food can be found almost everywhere, get creative in sourcing it if you are hungry, but you may need to cook it before eating. Kill animals, go fishing or even jump into a river with your axe and try to get fish, farm or scavenge.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.food.more_on_food.page2.text": "Because you have to rely on food to heal you, remember to keep an eye on your water/thirst level as well.  Food will not heal you if you do not have a full thirst meter.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.food.milk.name": "5. Milk",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.food.milk.description": "5. Milk",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.food.milk.page1.text": "Warning: Drinking raw milk in Au Naturel is not advisable. Unlike vanilla Minecraft, consuming a milk bucket will not clear status effects. Instead, it will inflict weakness, mining fatigue, slowness, and poison.\n\nRaw milk is simply not safe for human consumption in this world.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.food.milk.page2.text": "If you need to clear negative effects, you will need to find alternative methods such as waiting them out, using specific foods or potions, or dying and respawning.\n\nThe milk bucket recipe for milk bottles has also been removed.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.light_and_fire.name": "Light and Fire",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.light_and_fire.description": "The basics of fire, and sourcing the various temporary and permanent sources of light.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.light_and_fire.fire_and_light.name": "1. Fire and Light",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.light_and_fire.fire_and_light.description": "1. Fire and Light",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.light_and_fire.fire_and_light.page1.text": "The fire starter is likely your first souce of fire, heat and light.  With ten charges it is limited in use. It should be used for natural fire or for lighting campfires.  It cannot light torches. To use the firestarter, equip it in your hand and hold down the right mouse button.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.light_and_fire.fire_and_light.page2.text": "The campfire provides controlled heat and light.  Once made, you must light it with a fire-starting item.  Campfires go out in the rain and burn long enough to last one night. You can add fuel to campfires to extend their burn time.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.light_and_fire.torches.name": "2. Torches",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.light_and_fire.torches.description": "2. Torches",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.light_and_fire.torches.page1.text": "The first torch available to you uses the regular minecraft recipe: a stick + some coal.  However, it cannot be lit with fire sticks and relies on flint and steel or matches to be lit.  Torches are cheaper and burn for less time than campfires. They go out if exposed to rain.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.light_and_fire.torches.page2.text": "A unlit torch can be lit either by explicitly crafting a lit torch with a matchbox, or by placing the unlit torch into the world and right clicking on it with flint and steel or with the matchbox.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.light_and_fire.fire_starters.name": "3. Fire Starters",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.light_and_fire.fire_starters.description": "3. Fire Starters",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.light_and_fire.fire_starters.page1.text": "Just as in regular minecraft, you can craft these with iron ingots and flint. Flint and steel can light uncontrolled fire, as well as items such as torches and campfires.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.light_and_fire.fire_starters.page2.text": "The matchbox is just like flint and steel in its utility, but is crafted using a different recipe and carries more uses, and therefore more opportunities to make fire and light.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.light_and_fire.permanent_light.name": "4. Permanent Light",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.light_and_fire.permanent_light.description": "4. Permanent Light",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.light_and_fire.permanent_light.page1.text": "Permanent light can be made in numerous ways; from glowstone crystals and sticks, glowstone paste and a lit realistic torch, or from a variety of rarer natural products.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.light_and_fire.permanent_light.page2.text": "A lantern is the next step in permanent lighting.  It requires a permanent torch in its recipe and carries all the benefits of torches.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.light_and_fire.more_light.name": "5. More Light",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.light_and_fire.more_light.description": "5. More Light",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.light_and_fire.more_light.page1.text": "Of course the basic crafted light sources of Au Naturel are only the beggining.  With some exploration, bravery and bit of creativity, you'll find a whole host of additional light sources exist out in the world or may be crafted from various ingredients.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.light_and_fire.more_light.page2.text": "Don't forego these natural sources to light your home if you happen to be lucky enough to find them.  There are almost too many out there to count, and not only are they aesthetically pleasing, but they allow you to put resources to other ends.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.light_and_fire.campfire_ward.name": "6. Campfire Ward",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.light_and_fire.campfire_ward.description": "6. Campfire Ward",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.light_and_fire.campfire_ward.page1.text": "A lit campfire provides more than just heat and light. Certain hostile mobs will not spawn in the vicinity of a burning campfire.\n\nThis makes the campfire an essential early-game defence. When settling in for the night, ensure your campfire is lit to reduce the threat of hostile spawns nearby.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.light_and_fire.campfire_ward.page2.text": "Note that campfires burn out over time and will extinguish in rain. Keep fuel handy to maintain your campfire through the night, and consider building a shelter to protect it from the elements.\n\nA campfire alone will not make you invincible, but it significantly improves your odds of surviving until dawn.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.light_and_fire.big_torches.name": "7. Big Torches",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.light_and_fire.big_torches.description": "7. Big Torches",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.light_and_fire.big_torches.page1.text": "Au Naturel includes specialized torches from the Torchmaster mod that provide large-area spawn prevention for settlements.\n\nThese are significant crafting investments but offer permanent protection over much larger areas than standard lighting.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.light_and_fire.big_torches.page2.text": "Mega Torch\nThe mega torch prevents hostile mob spawns within a 64 block radius in all directions. This forms a protective cube centred on the torch.\n\nNote that mega torches only block natural spawns from darkness. They do not prevent spawns from spawners or other sources.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.light_and_fire.big_torches.page3.text": "Dread Lamp\nThe dread lamp is the inverse of the mega torch. It prevents passive mob spawns within a 64 block radius. This is useful if you want to control animal populations in an area.\n\nMost players will find the mega torch more immediately useful for settlement defence.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.light_and_fire.big_torches.page4.text": "Feral Flare Lantern\nThis lantern automatically places invisible light sources within a 16 block radius. It continuously scans its surroundings and fills in dark spots.\n\nUseful for gradually illuminating caves or uneven terrain where manual torch placement would be tedious.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.light_and_fire.big_torches.page5.text": "For settlement protection, a single mega torch placed centrally can secure a substantial area. Combined with walls and proper lighting at the perimeter, this creates a safe zone where hostile mobs cannot naturally spawn.\n\nCheck JEI for crafting recipes. These items require significant resources but provide lasting security.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.multiplayer.name": "Multiplayer",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.multiplayer.description": "Playing with others in Au Naturel has unique challenges and mechanics. Communication works differently here.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.multiplayer.communication.name": "1. Communication",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.multiplayer.communication.description": "1. Communication",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.multiplayer.communication.page1.text": "Communication in Au Naturel multiplayer works differently than standard Minecraft.\n\nText chat is proximity based. Messages you type will only be seen by players within a certain distance. You cannot communicate with distant players through normal chat.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.multiplayer.communication.page2.text": "Players do not have name tags. You cannot see other players' names floating above their heads. Actual visual identification matters. If you see a figure in the distance, you will need to get closer or use other means to determine if they are friend or foe.\n\nThis adds tension and realism to multiplayer encounters.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.multiplayer.voice_chat.name": "2. Voice Chat",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.multiplayer.voice_chat.description": "2. Voice Chat",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.multiplayer.voice_chat.page1.text": "Voice chat is enabled in Au Naturel, but like text chat, it is proximity based.\n\nPlayers can only hear each other when within a certain range. Speaking to someone across the map is not possible through voice alone.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.multiplayer.voice_chat.page2.text": "This creates a more immersive experience where you must stay close to communicate verbally, or make arrangements to meet at specific locations.\n\nBe aware that other players nearby may overhear your conversations. Voice carries, so keep sensitive discussions for when you are certain of your privacy.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.multiplayer.radio_comms.name": "3. Radio Comms",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.multiplayer.radio_comms.description": "3. Radio Comms",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.multiplayer.radio_comms.page1.text": "For long-distance communication, Au Naturel includes radio engineering.\n\nRadios allow players to communicate over larger distances, bypassing the proximity limitations of normal chat and voice. This is essential for coordinating with teammates who are exploring different areas.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.multiplayer.radio_comms.page2.text": "Setting up radio communication requires crafting the appropriate equipment. Consult JEI for radio recipes and components.\n\nOnce established, radios provide a lifeline to distant allies. Coordinate expeditions, call for help, or simply stay in touch across the vast distances of the world.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.navigation.name": "Navigation",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.navigation.description": "Lost in the wilderness? Maps, compasses, and other tools to help you find your way.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.navigation.charting_map.name": "1. Charting Map",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.navigation.charting_map.description": "1. Charting Map",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.navigation.charting_map.page1.text": "In Au Naturel, the world map is not immediately available. You must first obtain a Charting Map from the Via Romana mod.\n\nThe Charting Map represents your character's ability to chart and remember the surrounding terrain. Without it, you are navigating blind.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.navigation.charting_map.page2.text": "How it works:\n\n- Craft or find a Charting Map\n- Keep it anywhere in your inventory\n- The world map (default: M key) is now accessible\n- If you lose the map, your mapping ability is lost until you find another\n\nThe map does not need to be in your hand - in your inventory is sufficient.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.navigation.charting_map.page3.text": "Craft the Charting Map to unlock your mapping abilities.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.navigation.charting_map.page4.text": "The Charting Map also enables Via Romana's fast travel system. By building roads and paths across the world, you can establish travel networks that allow rapid movement between distant locations.\n\nThe system rewards infrastructure investment - smoother, more developed paths provide faster travel.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.navigation.charting_map.page4.title": "Fast Travel",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.navigation.charting_map.page5.text": "Creating Routes:\n\n- Build roads using smooth blocks (stone, cobblestone, path blocks, etc.)\n- Chart a course between two locations using your Charting Map\n- Connect signs the nodes to mark destinations\n- Once connected, you can fast travel along that route.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.potions.name": "Potions",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.potions.description": "Brewing potions for survival benefits. Includes antivenom recipes crafted from the creatures that poison you.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.potions.brewing_overview.name": "1. Brewing Overview",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.potions.brewing_overview.description": "1. Brewing Overview",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.potions.brewing_overview.page1.text": "Potion brewing in Au Naturel follows standard Minecraft brewing mechanics. The brewing stand remains your primary tool for creating potions from ingredients and water bottles.\n\nHowever, Au Naturel adds several new brewing recipes using ingredients from the expanded fauna.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.potions.brewing_overview.page2.text": "Many creatures in the world drop useful brewing ingredients. Venomous creatures in particular provide materials that can be turned into protective potions.\n\nCheck JEI for a complete list of brewing recipes available, including both vanilla and modded options.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.potions.antivenom.name": "2. Antivenom",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.potions.antivenom.description": "2. Antivenom",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.potions.antivenom.page1.text": "Poison is a significant threat in Au Naturel. Scorpions, spiders, centipedes, and other venomous creatures can quickly end an unprepared survivor.\n\nThe solution lies in the creatures themselves. Venomous creature parts can be brewed into poison immunity potions. This is Au Naturel's antivenom system.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.potions.antivenom.page2.text": "Antivenom Ingredients:\n\n- Mosquito Glands\n- Scorpion Stingers\n- Scorpion Tails\n\nBrew any of these with an awkward potion to create poison immunity. Duration varies by ingredient.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.potions.antivenom.page3.text": "When to Use Antivenom:\n\n- Venturing into desert or arid regions where scorpions are common\n- Mining at diamond depths where giant cave centipedes spawn\n- Exploring caves and structures with spider infestations\n- Any expedition into territory with known venomous fauna",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.potions.antivenom.page4.text": "The irony of using venom to cure venom is not lost on survivors. Hunt venomous creatures carefully, harvest their parts, and brew protection for future expeditions.\n\nCarrying antivenom potions before deep mining or desert exploration can mean the difference between a successful expedition and a painful death.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.potions.herbal_brews.name": "3. Herbal Brews",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.potions.herbal_brews.description": "3. Herbal Brews",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.potions.herbal_brews.page1.text": "Au Naturel includes the Herbal Brews mod, which adds tea and herbal brewing options beyond standard potion making.\n\nThese provide gentler, more accessible effects using common plants and herbs found throughout the world.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.potions.herbal_brews.page2.text": "Herbal brews use their own brewing system separate from the standard brewing stand. Check JEI for the required equipment and available recipes.\n\nTeas and herbal preparations offer an alternative to combat-focused potions, providing utility and quality of life benefits for daily survival.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.recipes.name": "Recipes and Items",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.recipes.description": "The world is full of possibilities.  Here's how you can figure out what they are.  Learn how to use the things you have and build the things you wish.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.recipes.discover_recipes.name": "1. Discover Recipes",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.recipes.discover_recipes.description": "1. Discover Recipes",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.recipes.discover_recipes.page1.text": "The JEI mod gives you access to a searchable database of all applicable recipes and uses of items in the game.  Simply press your inventory key 'E' and a search bar will appear to the right which lets you search for any item you know the name of.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.recipes.discover_recipes.page2.text": "Whether in JEI or in your inventory, selecting an item and pressing 'U' (by default) shows all the possible uses for an ingredient, while pressing 'R' (by default) shows you how an item can be crafted.  The world is now your crafting oyster.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.research.name": "Research",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.research.description": "Scientific research replaces traditional enchanting. Craft research books through the research table using science gems to apply techniques to your equipment.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.research.research_overview.name": "1. Research Overview",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.research.research_overview.description": "1. Research Overview",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.research.research_overview.page1.text": "Au Naturel replaces vanilla Minecraft's enchanting system with a deterministic research system. There are no enchanting tables, no random enchantments, and no experience points.\n\nInstead, research books are crafted through scientific inquiry using specific recipes. Each book represents a particular area of scientific knowledge or technique.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.research.research_overview.page2.text": "This system removes randomness entirely. You know exactly what resources are required for each research book, and you receive exactly what you craft.\n\nThe trade-off is that the required materials are more difficult to obtain, requiring exploration and resource gathering across the world.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.research.research_table.name": "2. Research Table",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.research.research_table.description": "2. Research Table",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.research.research_table.page1.text": "The Research Table is the central block for all research crafting. It functions as a specialised crafting station where research books and scientific equipment are created.\n\nAll research recipes are performed at this table using deterministic recipes.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.research.research_table.page2.text": "Crafting the Research Table:\n\nThe table is built from polished diorite slabs across the top, cobbled deepslate at the centre, wooden slabs on the sides, and wooden posts for legs.\n\nThis requires access to deepslate, making it a mid-game crafting goal.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.research.research_table.page3.text": "Once placed, access the research table to view its 5x5 crafting grid. Browse JEI filtered to the research table to see all available research recipes.\n\nThe research table is essential equipment for any serious survivor looking to improve their gear beyond basic functionality.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.research.science_gems.name": "3. Science Gems",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.research.science_gems.description": "3. Science Gems",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.research.science_gems.page1.text": "Science gems are the fundamental currency of the research system. These gems are used to craft scientific equipment, which in turn is used in research book recipes.\n\nScience gems are crafted from two resources: lapis lazuli and emeralds.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.research.science_gems.page2.text": "Lapis Lazuli\nObtained through normal mining. Lapis ore generates underground and can be mined with appropriate tools. Stock up when you find it.\n\nEmeralds\nMuch rarer in Au Naturel. With no villagers to trade with, emeralds must be discovered through exploration.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.research.science_gems.page3.text": "Emeralds can be found in:\n- Generated structures\n- Encampments and ruins\n- Loot chests\n- Rarely, as ore in mountain biomes\n\nExploration and thorough looting of discovered structures is essential for gathering enough emeralds for serious research.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.research.applying_research.name": "4. Applying Research",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.research.applying_research.description": "4. Applying Research",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.research.applying_research.page1.text": "Once you have crafted a research book at the research table, apply it to your equipment using an anvil.\n\nBecause Au Naturel has no experience system, there is no experience cost to apply techniques. The anvil simply combines the book with your item.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.research.applying_research.page2.text": "Anvils themselves can be repaired, extending their lifespan beyond vanilla Minecraft's limited uses.\n\nThis makes applying research more accessible once you have the materials, removing the experience grinding that vanilla Minecraft's enchanting requires.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.research.tech_transfer.name": "5. Tech Transfer",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.research.tech_transfer.description": "5. Tech Transfer",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.research.tech_transfer.page1.text": "Techniques in Au Naturel can be removed from items and transferred to other equipment. This is a significant departure from vanilla Minecraft where enchantments are permanently bound.\n\nThis system encourages preservation and reuse of valuable techniques.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.research.tech_transfer.page2.text": "Using the Grindstone:\n\nTo extract a technique, place the upgraded item in a grindstone along with a vanilla book. The output will be a research book containing the technique that was on the item.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.research.tech_transfer.page3.text": "The item remains in the grindstone without that technique, and the vanilla book is consumed in the process.\n\nIf an item has multiple techniques, you can repeat this process with additional books to extract each one individually.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.research.tech_transfer.page4.text": "This makes looted equipment with desirable techniques genuinely valuable. Rather than discarding an item because it is the wrong type, extract its techniques and apply them to your preferred gear using an anvil.\n\nNo technique need ever be wasted.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.research.heirloom_items.name": "6. Heirloom Items",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.research.heirloom_items.description": "6. Heirloom Items",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.research.heirloom_items.page1.text": "The research and technique transfer systems encourage a philosophy of investment in quality items. Rather than discarding worn equipment, repair and improve your best pieces over time.\n\nA well-maintained, heavily refined tool becomes an heirloom worth preserving.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.research.heirloom_items.page2.text": "Consider your approach to equipment:\n- Repair valuable items rather than replacing them\n- Transfer techniques from lesser items to your primary gear\n- Invest research resources into equipment you intend to keep\n- Loot can provide rare technique combinations worth extracting",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.research.heirloom_items.page3.text": "Over time, you will accumulate a personal collection of powerful, customised equipment that represents your exploration, research, and careful maintenance.\n\nThese heirloom items become genuinely valuable, not easily replaced, and worth protecting.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.stamina.name": "Stamina and Weight",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.stamina.description": "You can run and swim all you like, but eventually your nature will catch up with you.  Learn about the inherent limits of your movement and actions.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.stamina.stamina.name": "1. Stamina",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.stamina.stamina.description": "1. Stamina",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.stamina.stamina.page1.text": "You now have a finite amount of stamina that limits your actions, and when it runs out you have to stay still or walk in order to see it regain over time.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.stamina.stamina.page2.text": "Acitvities that reduce your stamina include breaking blocks, sprinting, swimming, jumping and climbing.  Consider availing yourself of some transport options to help your mobility including stairs, paving, horses and minecarts.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.stamina.armour_weight.name": "2. Armour Weight",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.stamina.armour_weight.description": "2. Armour Weight",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.stamina.armour_weight.page1.text": "The greater the protection of the armour you wear, the more the armour is deemed to weigh.  The more weight you wear, the slower your average and top movement speed.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.stamina.armour_weight.page2.text": "It is possible to tank yourself up in armour in Au Naturel. But you are going to move like a man wearing an iron suit. Now you need to trade off your mobility with your protection.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.stamina.terrain_movement.name": "3. Terrain Movement",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.stamina.terrain_movement.description": "3. Terrain Movement",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.stamina.terrain_movement.page1.text": "Different terrain affects your movement speed. Not all ground is equal in Au Naturel.\n\nPaved paths, roads, and smooth surfaces allow faster travel. Rough terrain such as sand, gravel, thick vegetation, and uneven ground will slow you down considerably.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.stamina.terrain_movement.page2.text": "Fast surfaces:\n\n- Paths and paved roads\n- Smooth stone and polished blocks\n- Wooden planks\n\nSlow surfaces:\n\n- Sand and gravel\n- Soul sand\n- Thick vegetation\n- Snow and mud",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.stamina.terrain_movement.page3.text": "This has significant implications for base building and travel. Laying paths between frequently visited locations saves time and stamina. When fleeing danger, stick to clear ground if possible.\n\nConsider the terrain when choosing where to settle. Building in a swamp means trudging through mud constantly.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.storage.name": "Storage",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.storage.description": "Inventory management is crucial for survival. Backpacks and advanced storage solutions can make all the difference.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.storage.backpacks.name": "1. Backpacks",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.storage.backpacks.description": "1. Backpacks",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.storage.backpacks.page1.text": "Backpacks provide portable storage that you carry with you. They are essential for extended expeditions and gathering runs where your base inventory simply is not enough.\n\nCrafting a backpack early should be a priority for any serious survivor.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.storage.backpacks.page2.text": "Backpacks can be worn or carried in your inventory. They provide additional slots for items and can be upgraded to hold more.\n\nConsult JEI for backpack recipes and upgrade paths available in Au Naturel.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.storage.fancy_storage.name": "2. Fancy Storage",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.storage.fancy_storage.description": "2. Fancy Storage",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.storage.fancy_storage.page1.text": "Sophisticated Storage provides advanced storage solutions for your base. These upgraded chests and barrels offer more capacity, better organisation, and useful automation features.\n\nAs your base grows, standard chests will quickly become inadequate.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.storage.fancy_storage.page2.text": "Sophisticated Storage containers can be upgraded with various enhancements including increased capacity, filtering, void upgrades for excess items, and more.\n\nInvesting in proper storage infrastructure will save considerable time and frustration as your resource collection grows.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.name": "Temperature & Seasons",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.description": "The human body was not designed to survive in all environments.  Learn how to give yourself the best chance of survival, now that you have to worry about cold, heat and the changing of the seasons.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.temperature.name": "1. Temperature",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.temperature.description": "1. Temperature",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.temperature.page1.text": "There are many new temperature mechanics in Au Naturel. You can observe both your body temperature and the environment temperature on your HUD at all times. You have six minutes grace on spawn before temperature affects you. Use this strategically and wisely.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.temperature.page2.text": "External temperature is to the right of your HUD, by default it is in celsius. Your body temperature is in the centre of the HUD with a grey 0 being neutral and healthy, 100 amber representing total overheating, and 100 blue representing total cold. Go too far in either direction and unpleasant side effects and evenutal death awaits.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.miscellaneous.name": "10. Miscellaneous",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.miscellaneous.description": "10. Miscellaneous",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.miscellaneous.page1.text": "There's always something more to be said about temperature.  Try to learn as you go.  For instance, the ground beneath your feet might look like grass, but is it permafrost? What's it sound like to step on? Did you know depth and altitude affects deperature?",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.miscellaneous.page2.text": "Be aware also that being underground and indoors can provide some insulating properties from the climate if you're under or surrounded by things.  Experiment with blocks and enclosures to see how they keep heat in or let it out.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.biome_regions.name": "11. Biome Regions",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.biome_regions.description": "11. Biome Regions",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.biome_regions.page1.text": "Au Naturel uses a realistic temperature distribution across the world. The world is divided into climate bands stretching from the equator to the poles, spanning approximately 8000 blocks in each direction.\n\nThe easiest regions for human habitation are the temperate zones located between the deserts and the arctic regions.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.biome_regions.page2.text": "Travelling towards the poles means colder biomes, harsher winters, and greater challenges staying warm.\n\nTowards the equator lie tropical and desert regions. While these may be pleasant during winter, some can become virtually uninhabitable during summer without proper preparations. The heat can be deadly.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.biome_regions.page3.text": "Plan your base location carefully. Temperate zones offer the most forgiving year-round climate. Settling in extreme regions requires specialised gear, careful planning, and a thorough understanding of the seasonal temperature swings you will face.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.lava.name": "12. Lava",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.lava.description": "12. Lava",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.lava.page1.text": "You cannot pick up lava with a bucket.\n\nUnlike vanilla Minecraft, lava buckets are not obtainable in Au Naturel. This has significant implications for many traditional strategies and recipes that rely on portable lava.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.lava.page2.text": "You will need to find alternative fuel sources and cannot use lava for infinite obsidian generation, cobblestone generators, or other common lava-based contraptions.\n\nPlan accordingly and do not expect to simply bucket lava from the depths.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.day_and_night.name": "2. Day and Night",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.day_and_night.description": "2. Day and Night",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.day_and_night.page1.text": "Daylight and darkness have marked effects on the temperature.  Daylight will tend to be warmer, all else being equal, and temperature drops frequently come at night.  Don't assume you will be ok just because you are hanging on in current circumstances.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.day_and_night.page2.text": "Weather can also have an affect on the apparent temperature.  Always be wary of travelling out and about unprepared and don't over-estimate your ability to survive in a new biome or should the weather turn. Investigate new biomes, prepare and stay close to a comfortable place, and remember that the weather can change at the drop of a hat.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.biomes.name": "3. Biomes",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.biomes.description": "3. Biomes",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.biomes.page1.text": "Temperature is fundamentally tied to the biome in which you find yourself. Different biomes have different minimums maximums and variances. Some biomes are marginally hostile to human life, some extremely so.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.biomes.page2.text": "Unless you are in a hostile environment for the challenge or as part of your gameplay, it is strategic to find a biome that is ammenable to supporting your life. Always remember that biomes define the frequency and variance of weather, and that temperature is not consistent across the seasons.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.cold_sources.name": "4. Cold Sources",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.cold_sources.description": "4. Cold Sources",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.cold_sources.page1.text": "Some blocks operate as a source of cold.  Water is often, but not always, a cooling source relative to the rest of the evironment. Other blocks such as snow and ice variants tend to lower the temperature in their direct vacinity.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.cold_sources.page2.text": "Don't worry too much about the laws of thermodynamics. But it is good to remember, if you are confused as to why the temperature is dropping, that you do not necessarily have to see the cooling block for it to lower the ambient temperature.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.heat_sources.name": "5. Heat Sources",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.heat_sources.description": "5. Heat Sources",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.heat_sources.page1.text": "There are many heat sources in Au Naturel, with furnaces, campfires and fire likely to be your most familiar and utilised.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.heat_sources.page2.text": "Other common heat producing blocks include magma and lava. Indeed unlike normal minecraft, don't try to pick up lava in a bucket. Lava especially emits intense amounts of heat, so it's generally advised to keep your distance.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.seasons.name": "6. Seasons",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.seasons.description": "6. Seasons",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.seasons.page1.text": "There are four seasons in the year; Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter.  Each season is split into early, middle, and late, and each of these last 8 in-game days and nights. As the seasons change so too do the daily maximum and minimum temperatures.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.seasons.page2.text": "While your biome might be livable in a particular season, think about what it might be like at the height of summer or the depths of winter. Perhaps those migrating animals were onto something after all?",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.insulation.name": "7. Insulation",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.insulation.description": "7. Insulation",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.insulation.page1.text": "Currently the sewing table from cold sweat bugged and does not work (will update when fixed):( Leather armour will supply some minor insulation from the cold however.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.insulation.page2.text": "Fur armour may be crafted from fur harvested from shearing goats and acts as a minorly protective but well-insulating armour set.  The boots will also stop you from sinking into powder snow.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.waterskins.name": "8. Waterskins",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.waterskins.description": "8. Waterskins",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.waterskins.page1.text": "The waterskin is from the coldsweat mod and full mechanics can be viewed on the wiki.  Craft the waterskin from two leather and a string, and use on a water source to fill.  A waterskin can be cooled or heated in an icebox or boiler.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.waterskins.page2.text": "You can rightclick with a waterskin to empty its contents onto yourself, or it can be held in the hotbar to give yourself a gradual heating or cooling effect, which slowly drains the temperature of the waterskin.  This effect can stack with multiple water skins.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.the_hearth.name": "9. The Hearth",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.the_hearth.description": "9. The Hearth",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.the_hearth.page1.text": "The hearth is a utility block capable of providing a warming or cooling effect.  Powered by redstone from the sides, and a cold fuel, and it will provide a chilling effect.  Powered by redstone from the bottom or back and it will grant players a warmth effect and consumes hot fuel.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.temperature.the_hearth.page2.text": "The hearth has an area of effect and is only operational within areas with a roof.  The smokestack is an item that, when placed on a boiler or icebox, lets both provide their requisite hearth-like effects.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.time.name": "Time",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.time.description": "Time has changed in Au Naturel.  Learn about it here.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.time.dynamic_world.name": "1. Dynamic World",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.time.dynamic_world.description": "1. Dynamic World",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.time.dynamic_world.page1.text": "You may find your environment changing, growing and shrinking over time.  Sapplings plant themselves where able, plants grow, leaves drop.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.time.dynamic_world.page2.text": "Vines grow, metals may wear and rust, ice covers rivers and melts again, snow falls, fires may cause soot.  The only constant in life is change, and apparently that goes for Au Naturel as well.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.time.sleep.name": "2. Sleep",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.time.sleep.description": "2. Sleep",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.time.sleep.page1.text": "Sleep is not like regular minecraft. You may be prevented from sleep if the temperature is too dangerous. Don't go to sleep unless you're safe and ready for the simulation to run for minutes without input.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.time.sleep.page2.text": "Sleep speeds up the simulation rather than skipping it, so now its use is more niche, and currently you only get out of bed at sunrise.  Monsters still attack you, so make sure your bedroom is safe.  Also make sure it maintains temperature for the entire night lest you not wake up at all.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.transport.name": "transport",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.transport.description": "With stamina, movement effects, and plenty of changes, just what's the best way to get around in this crazy new world?",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.transport.copper_rails.name": "1. Copper Rails",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.transport.copper_rails.description": "1. Copper Rails",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.transport.copper_rails.page1.text": "Rail transport in Au Naturel does not rely on the sourcing of iron. Instead, rails and similar infrastructure for the minecarts can be built using the relatively common copper ore, and in significantly greater ammount.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.transport.copper_rails.page2.text": "Use this to build transport infrastructure around your new home to overcome the limitations of stamina, weight and your relatively weak fleshy body.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.transport.horses.name": "2. Horses",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.transport.horses.description": "2. Horses",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.transport.horses.page1.text": "Although there are a greater variation of biomes in Au Naturel, the humble horse may yet provide a relatively efficient mode of transport.  Tame them and use them to overcome some of the limitations of human stamina and speed.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.transport.horses.page2.text": "The saddle, naturally of course, is now craftable from 5 pieces of leather, two string, and two iron ingots.  There is, however, practically no horse armour in Au Naturel, so don't get too gung-ho.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.transport.aircraft.name": "3. Aircraft",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.transport.aircraft.description": "3. Aircraft",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.transport.aircraft.page1.text": "The Immersive Aircraft mod provides various flying vehicles for traversing the world. From simple gliders to powered aircraft, these machines offer a way to bypass the dangers of ground travel.\n\nAircraft require crafting materials and fuel to operate.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.transport.aircraft.page2.text": "Building an aircraft is a significant investment but can dramatically change how you explore the world. Scout terrain from above, cross oceans with ease, and escape danger by taking to the skies.\n\nConsult JEI for specific aircraft recipes and fuel requirements.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.transport.create_power.name": "4. Create Power",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.transport.create_power.description": "4. Create Power",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.transport.create_power.page1.text": "Create's rotational power sources have been modified to require realistic placement conditions. Water wheels and windmills cannot simply be built anywhere and expect to function at full efficiency.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.transport.create_power.page1.title": "Realistic Power",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.transport.create_power.page2.text": "Water wheels must be placed in actual flowing water to generate power. This means building them in rivers, streams, or other natural water flows. A water wheel placed in still water or powered by a single water source block will not function properly. Seek out rivers for your hydropower needs.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.transport.create_power.page2.title": "Water Wheels",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.transport.create_power.page3.text": "Windmills require open air and altitude to catch the wind effectively. They must be placed high up with no obstructions around them. Building a windmill at ground level surrounded by trees or structures will severely limit its output. Find an exposed hilltop or build a tall tower for optimal wind power.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.transport.create_power.page3.title": "Windmills",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.transport.create_power.page4.text": "These requirements mean you should scout your surroundings before committing to a power generation strategy. A riverside location enables water wheels. A mountain peak or open plains allows windmills. Consider your biome and terrain when planning automation infrastructure.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.transport.create_power.page4.title": "Planning Your Base",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.water.name": "Water",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.water.description": "You're not going to last long without learning about water.  Learn how to find it, how to prepare it, how to drink, why you need it.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.water.thirst.name": "1. Thirst",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.water.thirst.description": "1. Thirst",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.water.thirst.page1.text": "Just as you get hungry from action, so too do you now get thirsty as well.  Although you get small amounts of water from eating certain fruits and edibles, the primary way to quench your thirst is via sourcing water.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.water.thirst.page2.text": "Be aware that you cannot heal from food if your thirst bar is not full.  If you are desparate, you can empty your hands and drink from raw water sources, but it is highly likely you will have bad effects.  It is much safer to collect and purify your water.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.water.collecting_water.name": "2. Collecting Water",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.water.collecting_water.description": "2. Collecting Water",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.water.collecting_water.page1.text": "The first primary water container is the glass bottle.  It can be crafted from 3 pieces of glass, and glass can be formed by processing sand in a furnace.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.water.collecting_water.page2.text": "The second primary water container is the terracotta bowl.  It can be made by crafting 3 clay balls, sourced from clay commonly found around the world at the bottom of rivers, into a clay bowl, which can then be processed in a furnace.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.water.purifying_water.name": "3. Purifying Water",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.water.purifying_water.description": "3. Purifying Water",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.water.purifying_water.page1.text": "Once you have collected water, you need to purify it.  One method is to place the water vessel into a furance with fuel, which will raise purity levels over time by 2.  You may need to do this more than once to make purified water.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.water.purifying_water.page2.text": "A second method is to place your filled bottle or bowl directly onto a lit campfire.  It will take a few seconds for the water to raise in purity level by 1.  You may need to do this several times to make water purified.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.water.swimming.name": "4. Swimming",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.water.swimming.description": "4. Swimming",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.water.swimming.page1.text": "Water in Au Naturel behaves more realistically than vanilla Minecraft. Waterfalls and strong currents cannot be swum against. If you find yourself caught in falling water, you will be pushed down regardless of how hard you try to swim upward.\n\nPlan your river crossings and waterfall encounters carefully.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.water.swimming.page2.text": "Heavy armour presents a serious drowning risk. If you are wearing armour heavy enough to cause the encumbrance effect from the Armour Weight system, you will sink in water rather than float.\n\nThe heavier your armour, the faster you sink. Full plate armour can drag you to the bottom in seconds.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.water.swimming.page3.text": "Practical implications:\n\n- Do not attempt to climb waterfalls\n- Remove heavy armour before swimming\n- Build bridges rather than swimming across deep water\n- Carry lighter armour for water crossings\n- Boats bypass these mechanics entirely\n\nDrowning in full armour is an embarrassing but common cause of death.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.weapons.name": "Weapons",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.weapons.description": "Learn about the new weapons and their implications.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.weapons.new_ores.name": "1. New Ores",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.weapons.new_ores.description": "1. New Ores",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.weapons.new_ores.page1.text": "In addition to several new weapon designs, the ores of palladium and copper provide new possibilities for early game weapons.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.weapons.new_ores.page2.text": "Smelt and use them to craft many of the old and new weapon designs early on.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.weapons.throwing_weapons.name": "2. Throwing Weapons",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.weapons.throwing_weapons.description": "2. Throwing Weapons",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.weapons.throwing_weapons.page1.text": "A new weapon type which includes the likes of the throwing knives and javelins.  Craft the new fancy handles via a combination of sticks and string equivalents, and then combine with the processed ore of your choice.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.weapons.throwing_weapons.page2.text": "Throwing weapons allow for defence at range, but remember to pick up the weapon afterwards, and be careful not to hit yourself while in the act.  Be aware, animals may still not take kindly to being hit with weapons so chose your positioning well.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.weapons.melee_weapons.name": "3. Melee Weapons",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.weapons.melee_weapons.description": "3. Melee Weapons",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.weapons.melee_weapons.page1.text": "New weapons include the likes of knives and spears.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.weapons.melee_weapons.page2.text": "Use these new options to choose the right tool for the job, be it defence, offense, or cooking.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.weapons.stone_tools.name": "4. Stone Tools",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.weapons.stone_tools.description": "4. Stone Tools",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.weapons.stone_tools.page1.text": "Be aware that flint tools are now the early game starting toolset and wood tools are completely removed.  While stone tools still exist as a minor upgrade, be aware they are now constructed with smooth stone double-cooked in a furnance",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.weapons.stone_tools.page2.text": "This is because pebbles and twigs are now common in many biomes, and pebbles can be crafted into cobblestone.  With enough collecting and a bit of creativity, you could skip flint entirely, but is that really what you want to do?",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.weapons.tool_requirements.name": "5. Tool Requirements",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.weapons.tool_requirements.description": "5. Tool Requirements",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.weapons.tool_requirements.page1.text": "In Au Naturel, tools are not merely faster. Many blocks require specific tools to break at all. Without the correct tool, the block simply will not drop, no matter how long you mine it.\n\nThis is a fundamental departure from vanilla Minecraft.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.weapons.tool_requirements.page2.text": "General requirements:\n\n- Stone and ores require pickaxes\n- Wood and logs require axes\n- Dirt and sand require shovels\n- Tough vegetation requires bladed weapons\n- Higher tier materials need higher tier tools\n\nAlways carry the right tools for your task. Mining without a pickaxe is pointless.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.weapons.tool_requirements.page3.text": "Tool tiers also matter. Iron ore cannot be mined with a wooden pickaxe. Diamond ore requires iron or better. Some blocks are simply impossible to harvest until you have progressed far enough.\n\nPlan your expeditions accordingly and upgrade your tools as soon as materials become available.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.name": "Surviving Your First Day",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.description": "Do not be surprised if you fall at the first hurdle.  The first night is often the hardest, but read through these 13 chapters in order and you might just come out alive for one more day.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.world_generation.name": "0. World Generation",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.world_generation.description": "0. World Generation",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.world_generation.page1.text": "Every world seed in Au Naturel generates a unique world with a unique starting position. The biome you spawn in, the resources available nearby, and the challenges you face will vary dramatically from seed to seed.\n\nSome spawns are forgiving. Others are brutal.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.world_generation.page2.text": "Not all seeds will be easy to survive. Some may spawn you in harsh climates, far from essential resources, or surrounded by dangers. A few may be nearly impossible for inexperienced players.\n\nThis is intentional. The randomness creates unique challenges and stories.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.world_generation.page3.text": "If you find a particular spawn or world seed too difficult or simply not to your liking, there is no shame in generating a new world. Experiment until you find a starting situation that suits your playstyle.\n\nAlternatively, embrace the challenge. Some of the most rewarding experiences come from overcoming a difficult start.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.priorities.name": "1. Priorities!",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.priorities.description": "1. Priorities!",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.priorities.page1.text": "YOU'RE ALIVE!\nTry to keep it that way.\nLets get started with the basics...\n\n- Daylight is short\n- You have several minutes grace before temperature affects you\n\nPut your first minutes to good use.  The night is not safe and you need to work fast to establish shelter.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.priorities.page2.text": "- Find the best environment you can\n- Find these  basic resources:\n  - gravel and flint\n  - sticks\n  - grass\n  - stone\n\n- Food and water can wait until you have basic tools\n- Avoid dangerous animals or hazards\n- try not to fall down any holes",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.fire_and_light.name": "10. Fire and Light",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.fire_and_light.description": "10. Fire and Light",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.fire_and_light.page1.text": "Sticks, flint shards and plant fibre can be crafted into the fire starter.  Use it also to light campfires, but in desperation they can be used by themselves on the environment.  Just don't stand too close.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.fire_and_light.page2.text": "Campfires are your basic source of controlled heat and light, but you need coal or charcoal in addition to wood and sticks to craft them, and they need to be lit with the fire starters or an alternative.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.first_shelter.name": "11. First Shelter",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.first_shelter.description": "11. First Shelter",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.first_shelter.page1.text": "Your first shelter will not be a masterpiece of architecture, but it's goal is to help you survive through the night and provide a safe space to prepare your food, materials and water.  Try to make it small enough to build in a short amount of time, as you'll be racing against the descending sun.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.first_shelter.page2.text": "Holes in the ground, walled-off caves, or small wooden huts make excellent good first night shelters.  Remember to create space for a fire and furnace with a doorway to control entry and keep hostile mobs out and you might just make it through the night.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.night_prep.name": "12. Night Prep",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.night_prep.description": "12. Night Prep",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.night_prep.page1.text": "Some spawns are much harder than others, but if you've managed well try to prepare for the night.  Bring in some food, wood, maybe some copper or iron ore if you were lucky, and try to build near potential water sources.  Save tasks up to overcome boredom and try not to do these during the day.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.night_prep.page2.text": "During the long night, light your space, process your materials, cook your foods, purify your water, craft your items and be ready to go bursting out for day two at first light. If you have excess wood you may wish to craft some chests or a barrel for storage. Brave souls have been known to venture out at night, but know it is not without risk.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.gravel_and_flint.name": "2. Gravel and Flint!",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.gravel_and_flint.description": "2. Gravel and Flint!",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.gravel_and_flint.page1.text": "Only basic blocks are breakable without tools.\nThe most important starting resource to find is gravel, because in gravel you can find flint.\nGravel can most commonly be found in certain stony and gravelly biomes, near naturally occuring stone, in caves, along beaches, and beside and under rivers and oceans.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.gravel_and_flint.page2.text": "Gravel is one block you can mine with your hands to find flint.  If you are having trouble finding flint, remember, you can craft 4 blocks of mined gravel into one peice of flint without a crafting table.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.flint_shards.name": "3. Flint Shards",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.flint_shards.description": "3. Flint Shards",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.flint_shards.page1.text": "A flint shard is produecd by holding flint in your hand, finding a block nice and hard like stone, and right clicking to attempt to knap the flint into a useful shard.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.flint_shards.page2.text": "If you are desparate for a hard surface, remember that rocks found commonly throughout the world can be crafted together into a cobblestone block, on which knapping of flint is possible.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.sticks.name": "4. Sticks",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.sticks.description": "4. Sticks",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.sticks.page1.text": "Sticks are a compulsory ingredient needed to make tools.  Sticks can eventually be dropped through chance by destroying leaves with your hand, but they aren't a super common drop without the flint knife. A better source is twigs lying on the ground in some biomes.  In cold biomes, look for gaps in the snow which often signal twigs and stone.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.sticks.page2.text": "Another strategy to source sticks is to try to find bird nests since the birds have done the work for you.  The difficulty of bird nests are spotting them and safely getting up into and down from the requisite trees.  Be careful, as you can easily find yourself falling through leaves in Au Naturel. A few unique plants may also supply sticks.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.b_vegetation.name": "4b. Vegetation",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.b_vegetation.description": "4b. Vegetation",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.b_vegetation.page1.text": "Not all plants are created equal. While basic grass and simple flowers can usually be broken with a bare hand, many tougher species require proper tools to clear.\n\nThick grasses, shrubs, and hardy plants often require an axe, sword, or other bladed weapon to cut through.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.b_vegetation.page2.text": "If you find yourself unable to break vegetation, try switching to a bladed tool. The flint knife works for basic grass, but tougher plants may need something with more cutting power.\n\nThis applies throughout the game. When exploring new biomes, be prepared to encounter vegetation that resists your current tools.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.flint_knife.name": "5. Flint knife",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.flint_knife.description": "5. Flint knife",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.flint_knife.page1.text": "The flint knife is both a tool and a very simple weapon, though it is only recommended to use as such in the most dire of circumstances.\nThe real reason to obtain the flint knife is because it can be used to cut grass and other blocks, which will randomly drop plant fibres, necessary to craft a whole host of tools and a partial string substitute.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.flint_knife.page2.text": "The flint knife needs to be crafted with a flint shard and a stick.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.fiber_string.name": "6. Fiber & String",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.fiber_string.description": "6. Fiber & String",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.fiber_string.page1.text": "Using a flint knife, you can now break several simple blocks such as grass.  Doing so will randomly drop the plant fiber item.  While probably the most common source, grass isn't the only source of plant fiber, you can also craft it with other items like sapplings and the flint knife, though you are less likely to be able to source them at this sta",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.fiber_string.page1.text2": "ge of the game.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.fiber_string.page2.text": "Three plant fibers can be woven together to creat plant string.  A necessary component to advance to more complex tools.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.flint_axe_wood.name": "7. Flint Axe & Wood",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.flint_axe_wood.description": "7. Flint Axe & Wood",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.flint_axe_wood.page1.text": "With plant string now availble, you can craft the flint axe, which although primitive, is necessary to chop down trees and reliably source wood and allows destruction of several other blocks. In addition to obtaining a reliable source of wood, the flint axe also operates as a simple weapon.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.flint_axe_wood.page2.text": "Most tree wood harvested with the flint axe can be directly crafted into planks, four of which can be made into a crafting table which will unlock more complex recipes.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.pickaxe_stone.name": "8. Pickaxe & Stone",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.pickaxe_stone.description": "8. Pickaxe & Stone",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.pickaxe_stone.page1.text": "The crafting table opens up complex recipes, and combining all our basic resources so far, we can now craft a basic flint pickaxe.  This item allows you to destroy stone and mine other low-level blocks and resources such as coal for your fires and furnaces.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.pickaxe_stone.page2.text": "Stone harvested via the use of the flint pickaxe can be used on the crafting table to craft stone tools, which are a basic upgrade to your flint options, as well as construct a furnance in which you can cook food and smelt or process other materials.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.the_furnace.name": "9. The Furnace",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.the_furnace.description": "9. The Furnace",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.the_furnace.page1.text": "Once stone mining becomes available, the furnace is a very versitile item.  The furnace can provide an emergency source of heat and light, all while performing the important role of cooking food and processing materials.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.the_furnace.page1.text2": "Never be too proud to rely on the furnace as the hearth of your home, though one will likely not be powerful enough to stop all mobs spawning within sight of you.",
  "book.aunaturel.survival_guide.your_first_day.the_furnace.page2.text": "Remember that wood can be burnt in the furnace to create emergency charcoal to create campfires."
}