Survivalcraft

Basic operation

Item splitting: long press to select, click again to unselect. The selected items can be split by clicking/dragging.

Eating: Drag food into the character box

Wearing: Drag clothing/armor into the character box

Sleep: open the character box and click the sleep button

Load ammo: open the edit screen (G button) and drag ammo to the weapon (bows can be loaded directly)

Opening

Creating simple tools

To gather wood and leaves, cut a tree, get two woods, and make a workbench first (right click to place the workbench). Excavate a stone to create a stone hammer, then dig another 15 stones to create a furnace, wolfsbane, and stone spear. To manufacture torches and wooden spikes, go back to the ground and continue sawing trees. Then, burn the wood to charcoal in the furnace.

Surviving the night

Even though animals are more hostile at night, a campfire is not aggressively pursued by them. By staying by the campfire if you haven't located a shelter by dusk, you will be safer. You must add fuel, such as sticks, to the campfire in order to keep it burning because it can only burn for a short period (campfire burn time is about 68s). You can use it as a marker because extinguished campfires cannot be re-lit and nothing will be discovered after digging. If the character goes too long without sleeping or resting, he will get too exhausted and go into a coma. Characters can nap whenever they're tired, day or night. Sleeping won't bypass sleep time; it will just make time pass more quickly. The character will awaken early if they are harmed or disturbed while they are asleep by pressing the screen.

Making armor

The following day, using cotton to produce a thin rope, craft a wooden chest plate and wooden leg guards (armor only protects the appropriate component; unarmored parts still sustain harm when struck). The head and feet cannot be struck easily and do not require armor.

Building a farm

Utilizing a 6*6 circle with only three sides, dig a trench inside the circle that is two grids deep, add water to the bottom, and then cover the entire area with earth. One end of the box is a grid of water, while the other end is on the side that is not surrounded by excavating a waterway. the construction of a cistern on the opposing side (using a piston as a gate, with the piston set at 6 compartments). And lastly, fence the entire farm to keep animals out and off the cultivated land.