Hazardous Materials
Deep dive documentation for Ores in TFG systems.
Hazardous Materials
Some ores and dusts are hazardous and can cause negative effects or even kill you if they are carried in your inventory.
Certain equipment such as masks, gloves, and hazardous material suits later on can be used to counter these effects.
Face Mask
Recipe: gtceu:shaped/face_mask
The Face Mask provides protection from any Inhalation hazards, such as Arsenicosis.
Rubber gloves
Rubber gloves can either be made from Leather and Latex, or out of Rubber Sheets. They provide protection from any Skin Contact hazards, such as Berylliosis.
First, knap the leather into mittens.
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Mittens are then soaked in Vinegar, a mixture of fruit and alcohol.
Latex-Soaked Gloves
Prepared leather gloves are then heated in a vat with Vulcanized Latex, one step away from rubber.
Rubber Gloves
Finally, the latex-soaked gloves are heated in an Oven.
Rocks
The easiest way to prevent hazardous items from entering your inventory is to not pick them up at all.
Filling your inventory with Rocks, for example, will let you pick and choose which items you want to pick up, letting you deal with the hazardous ones all at once later.
Containers
Containers
Containers
Hazardous materials only deal damage while they are in your inventory, but that doesn't apply to other containers!
Hazardous materials will not deal damage while they are in another container such as a Backpack or Vessel. Right-clicking while holding a vessel will allow direct transfer of it's contents to and from containers
Spring Water
Standing in Spring Water will provide a slow Regeneration effect, though you cannot drink it.
Bed
If all else fails, bringing along a bed to respawn is a good idea.
If you don't have access to Wool or String, you can also make a Thatch Bed.