Tips

On this page you’ll find some beginner’s tips for Repixture.

There are some minor spoilers, so if you want to figure things on your own, stop reading.

Food is important. Make sure to get for food early so you don’t starve.
Hungry? Limit your activity. Activities like jumping, digging and placing blocks make you hungry.
Good early food sources are fruit, clams and potatoes
Animal meat gives more hunger points, but some animals will fight back
If you find potatoes, carrots or asparagus, don’t eat them all at once. Keep some leftovers for later.
Use a bed to set your respawn point. Do it as early as possible, so even if you die, not all is lost.

Wood is an important crafting item for many recipes. To get your first wood, start punching tree trunks
Many items come with useful tooltips when you hover them in the inventory. If you don’t understand what an item does, read its tooltip carefully
Most items can be placed. This is not just useful as decoration but may also be used as a primitive means of storage.

To start farming, just put the seeds or item on ground near water and watch it grow
Experiment with different grounds. Many plants will grow differently depending on the ground
Fertilizer is hard to get, but quite powerful, it can enhance plant growth quite significanly
Each plant grows differently when fertilized. Experiment!

Each animal species has a different taste for food. Try to figure out what it is
Animals will follow you if you hold something that interests them
Breeding: Feed two adult animals until hearts appear and bring them close together. A baby will spawn soon

Explore the world! Many items are unique to certain biomes only
If you head down for the caves, bring pickaxes, torches and plenty of food
Don’t dig straight down! If you’re unlucky, you might fall straight into a giant cave and fall to your doom
Exploration gets a lot easier if you bring a map

Talk to villagers often. Many villagers give you useful hints and information.
Talk to villagers while holding an item in hand. They may tell you something useful about it