NewtCraftHub

NewtCraftHub

NewtCraftHub is made to gather everything you need to play in one mod, so you don't have to install, update and

match several separate mods. One download, one settings page, features that know about each other.

Your base, working for you. Craft, build, smelt, cook, farm (berry bushes and mushrooms too), repair, travel, find anything and share storage

without running back and forth to your chests, with your gear always at hand. Every feature has its own

on/off switch, everything changes in game with F1 (also online), and the whole mod costs a fraction of a

millisecond per frame even in large bases. Built for Valheim 1.0, safe in multiplayer.

Craft from your chests. Up to 100 m away.

Every chest within 100 m is one inventory. The workbench, the forge and the hammer count everything stored

around you, and crafting takes what it needs from them.

Build the same way. The hammer menu counts your chests too, and placing a piece takes its materials from them.

• Building (hammer, hoe, cultivator), crafting at any station and upgrading items use the materials in

the containers around you: chests, barrels, and the storage of carts and ships.

• Your inventory is always used first; only what is missing is taken, nearest container first.
• Requirement slots show available/required, and item tooltips show how many your chests hold.
• The game itself decides what every recipe needs (craft ×N, upgrades, item quality, world level), so recipes

behave exactly like vanilla.

• Every container within 100 m counts (the Range setting), so the whole base is one storage. Private chests

of other players, chests inside wards you can't open, dungeon chests and tombstones are ignored.

*At the workbench the poison arrows need 8 wood, 4 obsidian, 2 feathers and 2 ooze: all of it comes from the

chests, and the tooltip shows 149 more arrows stored nearby.*

*The base is in the distance, yet the hammer's 3 wood and 2 stone are covered: 287 wood and 1128 stone are

counted from chests up to 100 m away, with nothing in your pockets.*

One press. A full smelter.

20 coal, one Shift-press, straight from the chests. Stations feed themselves, and never beyond their limit.

• Smelter, blast furnace, charcoal kiln, windmill, spinning wheel, eitr refinery take ore and fuel, the

fermenter mead bases, ovens and cooking stations raw food and fuel, straight from your chests when you

don't carry any. Press use as usual (hold to keep adding); a unit the station can't take goes back to its chest.

• Shift + use fills the station to its limit in one press. Limits are respected for every press and every

station, even when another player's game controls it: nothing is overfilled or destroyed.

• Cauldron recipes use crafting from chests.

One Shift-press filled the smelter with coal up to 20/20; the next press only says "It's full".

Know when it's done.

Every item on the fire has its own timer. The raw meat comes from your chests; the timers tell you when it's

ready and when it burns.

• Look at a cooking station, iron cooking station or stone oven: each item shows ready in 0:12, then

ready, burns in 0:20. A timer that stopped (fire out, no fuel) is marked (no heat).

• Every player near the station sees the same numbers.

Harvest the field, not the plant.

One Shift-press picks every ripe crop around you, nearest first, until your stamina runs out.

• Farm grid: plant the first crop anywhere; the next ones snap to an even grid lined up with the crops around

them, spaced by the room each crop needs to grow, so none of them is ever blocked. Grid lines show where the next

crops go. The grid is set by your first snap and stays steady while you plant (even next to a field planted

by hand); it starts over when you switch crop, walk away, pause for 30 s, or hold Shift to place freely.

• Plant the whole grid: hold Ctrl while you plant and every free point of the drawn grid gets a crop too,

nearest ones first, as many as your seeds and stamina allow (each costs the