It's so interesting to see the difference between Mango's play through vs Etho's of roughly the same modpack. Mango's slow and methodical approach vs Etho's organized chaos.

If you throw the torch to ignite the logs when making charcoal, you’ll need to physically wait until the fire glyph appears before putting the dirt block back. When you use the fire stick you naturally need to wait until the fire graphic appears to actually light it anyway. Hope that makes sense! X

10:13 you *can* leash a chicken btw. You were clicking on grass lol

The drop rates of saplings should be inversely proportional to the number of leaves in the tree, Kapok trees have a lot of leaves, so you need to break more of them to get a sapling on average. I think the expected value is 3 saplings per tree.

For the quern you just need to smooth the stone with a chisel to get the top layer. It can be the same type.

I’ve been enjoying this series so much! I kept checking my notifications yesterday to see if a new video was out only to realize that it’d probably be coming out today - and here it is! :-)

You can already make shears. Anvils need to be same or higher tier to hammer things into different shapes, but for welding you can use materials that are a tier higher than the anvil. So stone anvil is enough to make copper shears.

With agriculture in TFT back when I used to blay, the soil always had 3 type of nutrients, A,B,C. And plant used a different one, so when you harvest you had to cycle so you don't empty the soil of it's nutrients

You can weld copper on a stone anvil, which means your copper shears are closer than you think. Love the series!

Hey Ilmango, with your crops there is a slight difference between them! You can put them into barrels, like potatoes and different grains, to make different types of "fermented beverages". Potatoes are used for Vodka. I would also recommend, to make things easier when you harvest, to try to make your same growing time crops planted together in a 3×3 so it's easier to harvest with a scythe. Loving this series!

the toolbox is not just a shulkerbox, you can also acess items from nearby placed toolboxes via a keybind that opens a radial menu, they also let you stack items higher in normal create (not sure if it does here too)

what I used to do in TFC 1.7 was to make a scaffolding frame type building around my tree farm 5-10 blocks up. Then you can grow big trees and get all the leaves pretty easily.

Hey you probably won’t see this, but just incase you didn’t know, just place a couple logs linking all the trees together and that way you can basically cut down the entire forest at once because the axe breaks all connected logs lol

For the fruit, I’d recommend focusing on the trees and tall bushes as they can spread, and maybe having a few short bushes for emergency nutrition. And I’m not sure if the in-game book says it, but they only produce seasonally, so some of your cold-loving berry bushes (like the wintergreen) probably won’t ever produce, depending on what the temperature is during their season.

I feel like I've been waiting a lifetime for this episode to drop. Thank you!!!!! So excited to see what you do

Aqueducts are a godsend for farming. Potatoes among other foods have higher nutritional value for their category. Sandwiches are fantastic for nutrition but so are salads, and bowls are more accessible. A sandwich with meat veggies and cheese, paired with fruit salads are the optimal way to go. If you find wild melons it's ridiculously important to get the seeds, because melons take 5 months to expire, whereas other common fruits are done for in 5 days. When getting fruit tree saplings, cut down the 90 degree corner branches. Humus is great for composting. Get a shield when exploring. While the torch trick on vanilla sand does not work in terrafirma, charcoal does; it eases terraforming. You don't need other stone type for the quern, place 3 raw dacite blocks and smooth them with a hammer and chisel. Love your content, keep going!

These are the best to watch, it's these types of series that got everyone into minecraft in the first place. Easier to edit and more entertaining to see the game from the player's pov. Nicely done man!

Honestly this in my new favorite series on KZfaq. Also your letsplay has taught me more about this mod than any other dedicated tutorial

God i am in love with this series

Absolutely love this series! ❤

Wooohoo! Lets go, another episode with our favourite ilmango :D

Loving the series! Started playing this myself and haveing a blast!

I'm loving this series! Excited to end game create automation!

like others have said, really having fun watching you play this. I don't have near enough patience to play a pack like this myself at the moment, so watching you do it is so much more enjoyable. It's great watching you slowly achieve goals. Keep up the great work!

Before your next mining spree, definitely make yourself a create millstone and a hand crank so you can use it to crush your ores, it is basically an ore doubling machine!

You can actually make shears on a stone anvil. And since you have a chisel, you can also make the quern.

I’m already loving this series

thanks for the playlist, now i won't miss any new video! :D

For food you could also make soup by placing a pot on a firepit

I am loving this series

I very much enjoy this series

im loving this series

It’s got what plants crave.

for harvesting taller trees (if you ever want to) you could build a scaffold around each sampling so that once it grows you can reach the leaves. You can just have a row of saplings spaced out so that you have one line of scaffolding down one side about 8 or 10 blocks in the air and then you can branch in between the trees.

Quern requires the top 3 to be smooth stone and not raw stone. I don't think it's the type.

really enjoying this actually.

Thanks for your video, ilmango.

Man I cant wait for when you actually get to some automation tech, seeing you playing with the create mod is going to be amazing

This series is great

The best way to deal with early tools not being very durable is to carry extra tool *heads*, which you can craft into tools as needed. Tool heads, unlike tools, are stackable!

Scaffolding can be made with lumber and yarn which is really helpful for getting those saplings

This is amazing

It makes me happy to see my favorite mod to get the love it deserves tfc is great your doing great

in older versions, Sandwiches were my go to. I could fit a bunch into a vessel, and have me a good adventure. the bread was grain, and you could put cheese, and meats, you could pickle things and add those. and there was a big complex "flavor" that was random rolled for YOU. and so you would add more or less of an ingredient according to what your character liked to eat. I'm curious what this version does.

Ladders are your friend when it come to getting saplings

Rack feature is so cool, I’d love something like that in the base game!

Oooh that Charcoal mining sound...

Thank u ilmango!!!

Honestly, I really really enjoy watching you play modded, especially TFC, and I can wait to see you gt into some create too even if that will probably take a while

A helpful tip for anyone, make a millstone as soon as you can, it pretty much let's you double ores as well as alot of other stuff, also makes refining iron a fair bit more efficient

*ilmango after burying alive a creeper while it's screaming in pain as it drops gunpowder* neat

More episodes now. I love them!!!

Haha, new vid getting uploaded while still watching last episode, gj bro!

Ilmango playing modded Minecraft!!! Now I can say I've seen everything!!!

the upload schedule is engraved into my mind please im addicted

Also you can make salads that can combine up to 5 things

cuckoo clock with gunpowder is a prank item that goes kaboom when a certain time comes

Congratulations for hitting 850k subs !!!! Not far away from the million dude 👍👍

By now I'm not sure you read the comments on this series (I know some people want to learn by themselves so idk) but again a couple things: for the quern you don't need 2 different types of stone, you just need 3 raw and 3 smooth/chiseled lol and the benefit of rotating crops is using crops that need different nutrients, because as they consume and deplete one of them, it improves the other two; you can check nutrients and all this in the in-game manual btw :)

yay new episode

ilmanGOAT🐐

11:32 there is actually a point keeping them, combining two nearly broken tools in the crafting table nets you more durability than the sum of the two, which is basically free material, and itll add up

It's not about the serie, but ilmango is addiction 🤣

There's a use for potatoes: vodka Also, potatoes and carrots have slight differences in their comfortable temperatures and expiring date In my world i use potatoes for alcohol(->vinegear) and carrots/beet for food

If I remember correctly if you grow trees in one line, when they grow you can mine all of them just by mining one log as long as they are connected

Now this is where the series gets good!

the kapok purple contrasts well with the yellow of the sycamore so you could use it well in builds

These videos are super fun, they remind me of DanTDM’s modded series Keep it up 👍

Some minerals, it's what the plants crave!

You can use the raw lumber like blocks this can help to get to near tops of trees. Ladders also work 😂

15:37 What a reference. Totally unexpected.

Ilmango single player survival = minecraft caviar

This modpack is looking better with each episode. I only hope advancing the tech tree doesn't get too alloying with time

24:28 I recently also started playing this modpack, and I'm pretty sure you can also make one you can use by hand by putting 3 raw stone on the bottom with 1 stick on top

I still get stressed when I see it's nighttime and your just outside 🤣

Would love to see this mod with realistic item physics, so you'd have to drag items around like in survival games

I call this Menucraft, more time spent in a GUI then actually interacting with the world.

Op bro

Soups and sandwiches are good for balancing your diet. And potatoes provide both vegetables and grains.

A really easy way to find clay is to open the ftb chunks map and put it in block mode

sandwhiches made me laugh, the idea of making one in minecraft haha

I actually started doing some create grinding instead of terafirma, if you have the raw stone it actually works out easier. plus I can get more ore!

I love how this modpack uses surface indicators to show what's underground, really makes you feel like you're exploring and foraging. Then it ruins it all with the prospector pickaxe

A farm field with no water canals/sources looks so cursed. Just a big plain of farmland.

I appreciate you doing a playthrough of this pack! I started playing it, and was forced to quit due to actual eye strain from scouring the terrain for copper deposits. I'd much rather just see the interesting bits without the physical pain.

I was looking for mod like this "hardcore soft survival" MC ...you make me wanna play MC again))

Whereas most creators would be in the "I PLAYED 100 DAYS IN CREATE!" in a single episode, you are on episode 5 planting seeds. Absolute respect ilmango.

Alright fellow KZfaq viewers get in we’ve got more Ilmango atfc to watch!

Yes more tfc

nice

Use ladders to get to the tops of trees to get saplings.

I can tell your really excited and passionate about this series!! I really hope you get back to skyblock soon though

Just make a line of support walks where the leaves of Kapok would be, with the way to get up and scythe leaves Shouldn't take too much testing to get the right distance from the center of the tree

This reminds me of the intro for the belltower video. Maybe actually add that very tower near the future farmland?

Would love to see you stream the exloring part of this pack. I even made a twitch account to chat in your stream last week. Love all your content

I'd really cool to see a viewer community server for this pack

cant wait till you get to automation!!1

You could do what Etho did and made a bridge on either side of the tree and made a row of trees as a farm

I typically go straight to Bismuth Bronze, but just doing copper seems easier. Maybe I will try that next time.

If you get yourself a donkey you can put a chest on it, and for some reason the donkey chest can hold logs.