Materia 1 FAQ

Start by gathering loose rocks and flint from the ground around you. Use these to craft your first basic tools at a crafting table, which will let you progress to wood and eventually build a primitive crafting table for better recipes.

The primitive crafting table is designed for early survival recipes and is the first workstation you'll build. As you progress, you'll unlock more advanced workstations like kilns and anvils for metalworking.

First, construct a kiln and place raw ore inside to heat it until it glows. Once hot, use tongs to carefully move the metal onto an anvil, then hit it with a hammer to shape it into tools and armor.

No, Materia 1 Mod completely replaces the normal crafting system, so you'll need to learn the mod's new recipes and workstations instead of relying on the standard crafting table.

Flint is found by breaking rocks on the ground in the early game. If you're struggling, focus on gathering loose rocks first and exploring different biomes, as flint availability can vary by location.

Spears are throwable weapons available in the early game for hunting and combat. Craft them using your primitive crafting table and throw them at animals or enemies to deal damage.

Use woven baskets and sewn sacks, which you can craft once you have access to the right materials. These provide expandable storage without needing to progress to chests.

Yes, you can brew drinks using clay pots and barrels as your brewing vessels. You'll need to gather the right ingredients and use these workstations to ferment your beverages.

Yes, the mod adds new crops like cotton and rice that grow in the wild, along with new tree types and flowers. You can harvest and farm these for various crafting recipes.

Materia 1 Mod adds many new blocks, items, and mechanics, so performance impact depends on your hardware and other mods. If you experience lag, try adjusting render distance or disabling features you don't use.