Sources and original illustrations
Primary references and the limits of this educational collection.
Primary references
- Minecraft: first-night survival — Shelter, light and first-night Survival context.
- Minecraft: how to craft — Inventory/table crafting, recipe book and material requirements.
- Minecraft: exploring the Overworld — X east/west, Y height and Z north/south coordinate roles. Unsupported height-limit and spawn-origin statements in the source are not repeated.
- Minecraft: furnace — Furnace input, fuel and output concepts.
- Minecraft: wheat — Wheat grown from seed in prepared farmland and its in-game uses.
- Stardew Valley Wiki: crops — Season boundaries, growth-night counting, watering and trellis access.
- Stardew Valley Wiki: energy — Energy as a tool-use resource distinct from time and health.
- Stardew Valley Wiki: bundles — Community Center item requirements and bundle progression.
- Stardew Valley Wiki: friendship — Gift preferences, Social Tab gift log and usual gift limits.
- Stardew Valley Wiki: fishing — Fishing minigame and Training Rod tradeoffs.
- Official Terraria Wiki: house — Housing query and basic room-validity categories, read through indexed official-wiki content.
- Official Terraria Wiki: crafting — Ingredients, station proximity and Guide recipe assistance; version-specific old UI directions excluded.
- Official Terraria Wiki: pickaxes — Pickaxe power versus mining speed and distinctions among tool functions.
- Official Terraria Wiki: arena — Platform movement spaces and boss-specific arena needs; guide revision status acknowledged.
- Official Terraria Wiki: bases — Storage identification and organization concepts; platform-specific shortcuts excluded.
- Official Satisfactory Wiki: miner production table — Miner output depends on machine tier, purity and clock speed; indexed official-wiki table read.
- Official Satisfactory Wiki: belts — Belt mark and throughput limits; indexed official-wiki content read.
- Official Satisfactory Wiki: splitter — One input, up to three outputs, sequential distribution and blocked-output behaviour.
- Official Satisfactory Wiki: power — Capacity, production, consumption and correcting a shortage before resetting a trip.
- Official Satisfactory Wiki: milestones — HUB submissions, tier progression and separate Space Elevator progression.
Original visual material
The diagrams in this edition are original SVG illustrations explaining the sequence or decisions in each guide. They do not show a laboratory experiment, a personal trip or a tested product result. No photographs from the linked sources are reproduced.
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References were consulted during preparation of this edition. A source may cover a broader or narrower question than a particular guide; the support notes above explain why it is listed. Read the original for methodology, exceptions and updates.