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## melvor-township-ticks.js
/*
Quick and dirty script to bulk spend Township ticks in Melvor Idle

Make sure you're on the Township page (no need to be on trader tab)
Ensure the buy amount is set to 100% in advance
CSS selectors are how you choose which item to buy
Unfortunately not Firefox-compatible until they support the :has() function
*/

async function buyAndSkip() {

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## Forge - Fluids Tutorial (1.10.2)
## Introduction

In Forge, "fluids" is a catch-all term representing both liquids and gasses in Minecraft.  You can register your own fluids, define their appearance and functionality, and interact with them in different ways.

## Preparing your Workspace

Before being used, fluids first need to be registered with the Forge FluidRegistry.  This acts as a list of all fluids that Forge knows about, as well as their properties and apperance.

To get started, you'll want to first create a class to manage your fluids.  A common name is `ModFluids`.  It serves the same purpose as `ModBlocks` or `ModItems` classes.
	/*
	Quick and dirty script to bulk spend Township ticks in Melvor Idle

	Make sure you're on the Township page (no need to be on trader tab)
	Ensure the buy amount is set to 100% in advance
	CSS selectors are how you choose which item to buy
	Unfortunately not Firefox-compatible until they support the :has() function
	*/

	async function buyAndSkip() {
	## Introduction

	In Forge, "fluids" is a catch-all term representing both liquids and gasses in Minecraft. You can register your own fluids, define their appearance and functionality, and interact with them in different ways.

	## Preparing your Workspace

	Before being used, fluids first need to be registered with the Forge FluidRegistry. This acts as a list of all fluids that Forge knows about, as well as their properties and apperance.

	To get started, you'll want to first create a class to manage your fluids. A common name is `ModFluids`. It serves the same purpose as `ModBlocks` or `ModItems` classes.