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The '''hand''' is the most basic “tool” in Minetest. It’s main uses are collecting items (by clicking on them), breaking the weakest blocks and being a melee weapon.  
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The '''hand''' is the most basic “tool” in Minetest. Its main uses are collecting items (by clicking on them), breaking the weakest blocks and being a melee weapon.  
  
As a digging tool, It has the slowest digging times of all [[Tool|tools]].
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As a digging tool, it has the slowest digging times of all [[tool]]s.
  
As a weapon, has a punch interval of 0.9s and deals damage of {{Heart|0.5}}to the target.
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As a weapon, it has a punch interval of 0.9 seconds and usually deals damage of {{Heart|0.5}} to the target.
  
You can collect items with most items/tools as well, so using only the hand has no real benefit over using a “real” tool or weapon, except that it never [[wear|wears]] off.
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You can collect items with most items or tools as well, so using only the hand has no real benefit over using a “real” tool or weapon, except that it never [[wear]]s off.
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However, with the hand you can break more blocks than you would expect:
  
However, with the hand you can break more blocks than you’d expect:
 
 
* [[Bookshelf]]
 
* [[Bookshelf]]
 
* empty [[Chest]]
 
* empty [[Chest]]
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== The “implicit” hand ==
 
== The “implicit” hand ==
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If you carry an item which is not a tool (for example: a [[Stone|stone]]), it has the same properties as you’d have with the hand, which means, you can collect items and dig the weakest blocks with the same digging time as with the hand. If you use a tool to break a block for which this tool wasn’t build for, the digging time also equals those of the hand as long as the block is breakable by hand at all. The tool does not [[wear]] off from that. For example, if you use a [[pickaxe]] to dig out [[dirt]], the pickaxe behaves exactly like the hand.
 
If you carry an item which is not a tool (for example: a [[Stone|stone]]), it has the same properties as you’d have with the hand, which means, you can collect items and dig the weakest blocks with the same digging time as with the hand. If you use a tool to break a block for which this tool wasn’t build for, the digging time also equals those of the hand as long as the block is breakable by hand at all. The tool does not [[wear]] off from that. For example, if you use a [[pickaxe]] to dig out [[dirt]], the pickaxe behaves exactly like the hand.
  
 
== See also ==
 
== See also ==
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[[:Category:Oddly_breakable_by_hand]]
 
[[:Category:Oddly_breakable_by_hand]]
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[[Category:Tools]]
 
[[Category:Tools]]
 
[[Category:Mining tools]]
 
[[Category:Mining tools]]
 
[[Category:Weapons]]
 
[[Category:Weapons]]

Revision as of 07:55, 29 April 2014

The hand is the most basic “tool” in Minetest. Its main uses are collecting items (by clicking on them), breaking the weakest blocks and being a melee weapon.

As a digging tool, it has the slowest digging times of all tools.

As a weapon, it has a punch interval of 0.9 seconds and usually deals damage of Half heart.png to the target.

You can collect items with most items or tools as well, so using only the hand has no real benefit over using a “real” tool or weapon, except that it never wears off.

However, with the hand you can break more blocks than you would expect:

are just some of them. However, the digging speed is very slow.

The “implicit” hand

If you carry an item which is not a tool (for example: a stone), it has the same properties as you’d have with the hand, which means, you can collect items and dig the weakest blocks with the same digging time as with the hand. If you use a tool to break a block for which this tool wasn’t build for, the digging time also equals those of the hand as long as the block is breakable by hand at all. The tool does not wear off from that. For example, if you use a pickaxe to dig out dirt, the pickaxe behaves exactly like the hand.

See also

Category:Oddly_breakable_by_hand