Iron CAD Assembly

So, you've written your first Spell! Actually casting it, though, will take a few extra steps. First, close out your Spell Programmer, hold a Spell Bullet (which you should have prepared in the last tutorial), and use () the bullet on the Programmer. You should hear a chime, and the bullet should rename itself to "Debug." The bullet now contains a copy of the Spell you've written, and is ready to be loaded into your CAD. To load a Spell Bullet into your CAD, open your CAD Assembler and insert your CAD into the leftmost slot. Some of the slots below it should open; place the bullet with the Spell you've written in one of these slots. Take your CAD back out. can hold multiple Spell Bullets, and therefore multiple Spells; the active Spell to be cast can be switched on-the-fly. To select a Spell to cast, hold your CAD in either hand and hold down the Psi master keybind (). A radial menu should appear; hover over the Spell labeled "Debug" (the one you just wrote) and release the key to select it. When you cast the Spell (), you should see displayed in chat a long block of text that includes your username and coordinates. If so: congratulations! You've managed to write and cast your first Spell! If you need to craft more Psidust, re-open the radial menu and select a slot without a Spell stored, then cast at Redstone Dust as you normally would. A sidenote: you should carry only one CAD at a time. If more than one is carried, their channeled Psi energies interfere, shorting out any Spells cast. This phenomenon, known as "cast jamming," is best avoided by simply keeping to one-CAD-per-mage. Once you've successfully cast your Debug Spell, you can move on to the next tutorial.

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