Hex Gloop Book

The practitioners of this art would cast their so-called Hexes by drawing strange patterns in the air with a staff-- or craft powerful magical items to do the casting for them. How might I do the same?

Glooptastic Changes

I have noticed some absolutely glooptastic changes in the world recently.

For one, it's much easier to visualize patterns. I can even hear something like "\<southeast,deaqq>" and visualize it perfectly as ~~<southeast,deaqq>~~. Additionally, I can hover over these patterns to get a better view of them, or click to copy them for later.

I've also been finding it easier to flip through my notes. Pressing Open Iota Wheel allows me to visualize my spellbook, and I can flip through it quickly with Scroll Spellbook Down and Scroll Spellbook Up.

By far the strangest change is that my hexes feel different, almost like they're vibrating through my bones. Perhaps a sensitive enough scanner could pick up on this?

I've noticed that it's recently become easier to reference these notes while casting, pressing Open Hex Book causes my book to fly open right to the page I left it.

The book also seems,, friendlier. When I'm on a page with a pattern and touch it to a hanging scroll, it copies the pattern onto the scroll. It even seems to get the page based on which hand I'm holding it in.

I've also discovered that I can apply dye to my staffs if I want to make them more colorful.

I devote this section to the magical and mysterious items I might encounter in my studies.

It seems like many of these items have uses when held alongside my staff. I suppose I will have to choose what goes in my other hand carefully.

Casting Ring

I do love my staff, but occasionally I find myself needing a lighter casting instrument.

The casting ring, when equipped, let's me open up a staff free casting grid by pressing Use Casting Ring. I find my grid reduced without the reach of my staff, but still, this may be a worthwhile trade-off.

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Casting Ring

I've noticed that my hexes prefer to use items in my offhand, perhaps this will be useful with both of my hands free?

Script

A Focus is quite nice but it can be a bit overkill for simple hexes. Who has time to go gather glowstone these days?

A Script can store a list of up to 16 patterns.

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Script

Caster's Coin

With my truename being so valuable, it'd be nice to have a safer way to barter against it. These coins should do the trick. I can write to it like a focus but it can only be read in once per coin. I've documented a few patterns here that can be used to check who wrote the coin.

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Caster's Coin

Notary's Purification (entity → boolean)

Takes a player entity and returns whether or not they wrote the coin in my other hand.

Notary's Distillation (entity, entity → boolean)

Takes a player entity from the top of the stack and an item entity and returns whether or not the player wrote the coin in the item entity.

Merchant's Reflection (→ string)

Returns the name of whoever wrote the coin in my other hand.

Merchant's Purification (entity → string)

Returns the name of whoever wrote the coin in the given item entity.

Covered Spellbook

I've been thinking my spellbooks could use a splash of color. Fashioning a cover for them allows me to dye them. The netherite used in the binding makes it fire proof as well.

Applying the cover doesn't disturb any of the spells written on its pages. I haven't found a good way to remove the cover yet though..

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Covered Spellbook

Essence Stone

Although the creatures of this world don't have the ability to cast, their thoughts may still be painted like mine.

The Essence Stone allows me to extract an entity's essence, using it as a pigment for my own thoughts. To extract the essense I can simply write the entity to the stone.

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Essence Stone

Gloopy Staffs

I've drawn out some designs for new staffs. These certainly have a different style about them, but they function just the same

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Carrot Staff

Bee Staff

Bone Staff

Quartz Staff

Ice Staff

Blaze Staff

Wither Staff

Amethyst On A Stick

Staff Of Longinus

Celestial Staff

Pumpkin.. staff?

Menorah Staff

Candy Cane Staff

Christmas Tree Staff

Owl Staff

Ghost Staff

Hex Snacks

Hexxing can really work up an appetite, luckily I found some snacks !

The Thought Gummy makes for a nice little snack on the go. It has a trace amount of media, but probably isn't the best trinket filler.

Conjure Tasty Treat (vec →)

Conjures a thought gummy at the given position. Costs 1 dust.

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Hexxy-O's

Part of a mindful breakfast

Misc Blocks

A block of amethyst dust is basically magic sand right ? Well it smelts like it atleast. Strangely, my raycasts seem to pass right through it.

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Block of Charged Amethyst

It's not worth much to my hexes, but it sure is pretty.

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Slate Lamp

Quite similar to a redstone lamp, it'll glow a soft purple when powered, or otherwise energized

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Caster's Carpet

A wonderfully comfy rug, standing on it gives a similar feeling to holding a scrying lens, though much weaker

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Caster's Gate

It only grants passage to those with torn minds

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Caster's Bridge

It only grants support to those with torn minds

Sentinel Bed

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Sentinel Bed

A comfy bed for my sentinel, it always seems eager to return to it. Cats seem to find it cozy as well.

Slate Chest

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Slate Chest

A slate strengthened chest. It has slightly more storage space than a normal chest.

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Gloopy Slate Chest

A slate and gloop strengthened chest. It has the storage space of two regular chests.

I wonder if it may have more uses yet to be discovered?

Casting Potion

I've found that brewing amethyst dust (or any pigment) into a thick potion will give me a potion that is able to channel media into casting hexes.

I can craft the potion using the Craft Potion spell.

Fidgets

I've happened upon the most joyous of devices !

These devices, which I've been calling fidgets, help me channel my thoughts into a form detectable in my hexes. I can interact with them in much the same way as I would with a spellbook, minus the iota storage of course. For accessing these thoughts, see the section on Mind's Orchard

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Pen Fidget

A simple device that only toggles between two states. It has a nice clicky noise though.

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Dreidel Fidget

I made it out of clay ! It has four sides letting me fidget between four states.

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Rainbow Amogus Pop It Fidget

At first I was suspicious of this item, but I have now ejected all of my concerns. This whimsical device makes the most delightful popping noises, and lets me channel my thoughts through six states.

Gloop !

This is glooptastic ! My calculations suggest that under the right conditions, slime and media may form together into a highly reactive and adaptive material.

It'll require a way to energize the reactants and some mechanism to prompt the reaction. I've drafted my schematics for such a device on the following page.

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Energizer

This machine should be strong enough to channel the media through nearby water and into my reactants. I can use a device such as a hopper to feed media in. It should consume about 1 dust per second while active and draw 10 dust for a reaction.

Now I just need a way to trigger the reaction.. perhaps I can look up to nature for a strike of inspiration ?

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Gloop

Costs 10 Dust

The adaptive nature of this gloop leads me to believe there may be other forms out there to be discovered...

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Synchronous Gloop

Costs 10 Dust

I've recently discovered a new form of gloop, I've been calling is synchronous gloop, and it seems to be able to react across great distances.

Trinkety Foci

I have been overcome by a strong desire to accessorize. These trinkets act just like normal foci but I can wear them and use the Trinkety Focus Patterns

[Gloopy Dev Note: you need trinkets on fabric or curios on forge to wear these. You can still use them as foci otherwise though]

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Focal Pendant

A fashionable pendant, good for iotas you want to keep close to your heart.

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Focal Ring

A ring forged from the strongest nether metals. For the most important iotas.

Gloop Dye

I've found that mixing my own dye colors is quite tedious and it would be nice to have something more precise.

With this gloop dye I should be able to pick any color I'd like for using with items like leather armor or my staffs. I can pick the color by using Scribe's Gambit to write a vector holding rgb values between 0-255.

Using the dye will cost media, but I can recharge it like I would a trinket.

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Gloop Dye

so many colors!

Gloopifact

Gloop seems to be good at holding and manipulating iotas, so perhaps it'd work well as a part of a casting device.

The gloopifact is very similar to an artifact, just,, much gloopier. Its netherite bindings appear to make it fire resistant, no more losing my tools to nether mishaps.

The focus at its core remains accessible for normal use, though my hexes will still prefer any iota source in my other hand. I've documented a set of patterns, very similar to other iota manipulation patterns, that instead target its internal focus.

I've also found that its ravenmind is much more malleable and documented patterns that allow it to communicate with my staffcasting ravenmind.

Except for crafting, these patterns only work when cast by a gloopifact

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Gloopifact

Craft Gloopifact (entity, [pattern] →)

Costs about 16 Charged Amethyst

Gloopimind Upload

Uploads my gloopifact's ravenmind to my staff

Gloopimind Download

Downloads my staff's ravenmind to my gloopifact

Gloopcaster's Reflection (→ any)

Reads the iota from the gloopifact's internal focus

Gloopcaster's Gambit (any →)

Writes an iota to the gloopifact's internal focus

Gloopitor's Reflection (→ boolean)

Returns whether or not the internal focus can be read

Gloopessor's Distillation (any → boolean)

Returns whether or not the given iota can be written to the internal focus.

Hand Mirror

A hexxed hand mirror, it will reflect any item entity written to it. Using a pedestal to hold my item may be convenient.

Unlike other reflections, which can only be touched by my hexes, the reflections from the hand mirror have a physicality to them that lets me use them as if they were really in my hand.

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Hand Mirror

Hex Tools

My hexes can largely replace any need for swords and other such tools, but I have to admit they have a certain flair to them.

These hexxed tools, with their netherite sentience, fill that void quite nicely.

Each of these tools can be inscribed with a hex, much like a trinket, that casts with Use Item/Place Block. Additionally, each tool has a casting method based on its function.

The media that powers these hexes also gives strength to the tool itself, ticking down with each use.

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Hex Blade

Villager must be a Journeyman Weaponsmith or higher

When I strike with this blade it casts its hex with my target on its stack.

The media edge also does a bit of damage on its own, about the same as a netherite sword.

Forge Hex Blade (entity, [pattern] →)

Similar to other casting instrument creation spells. Costs about 4 Charged Amethyst

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Hex Pickaxe

Villager must be a Journeyman Toolsmith or higher

When I mine a block with this pickaxe it casts its hex with the block's position on its stack.

Forge Hex Pickaxe (entity, [pattern] →)

Similar to other casting instrument creation spells. Costs about 4 Charged Amethyst

Multi Focus

I can feel the gloop pulling at my mind, maybe I can pull back?

A gloop constructed multi focus should let me hold multiple iotas in a single item and access them quickly with Open Iota Wheel, sort of like a smaller spellbook. For more organizational techniques I should check my notes on labels

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Multi Focus

I can almost hear it purring..

Ritualist's Inscriber

Placing slates by hand has become so tedious. I've rigged together this contraption to improve the process. I can write a list of patterns to it and fill it with slates, as I would a bundle, and then using it will place a slate with the next pattern in the list.

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Ritualist's Inscriber

Frogi

I've befriended a rather silly little creature I've been calling a Frogi. It likes to hang close to me, and seems to get excited when I jump?

After giving it instructions to cast, and an appropriate hat for its job, it seems that it'll cast when I go to jump but am already in the air, an attempt to double jump as silly as that sounds.

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Frogi

Jump !

Teach Frogi (entity, [pattern] →)

Costs about 4 Charged Amethyst

Frogi Snack (entity →)

I've seen frogs in a nature try to eat slimes and magma cubes, perhaps my Frogi would like to do the same ?

Costs about a shard

Inventorty

I have found the cutest little kitten ! It seems to quite like sitting in my pockets, playing with items. Perhaps I can teach it to do so in a more helpful manner ?

I've taught it to cast ! I can give it a list of patterns to cast when pet in my inventory, a similar motion to using a bundle strangely enough. The stack of these casts will start with some additional information, first a boolean for if I'm holding the inventorty and then a number indicating the inventory slot it's in or looking at.

There are a number of patterns that can only be cast from an inventorty, many of them refer to a 'slot' type. This isn't an actual iota type but a shorthand for iotas that refer to a slot the inventorty can access:

Non-negative numbers reference a specific slot in the open screen by their index. Slots in a separate inventory, such as a chest, are marked by their index + the inventory index * 1000.

Item Entities near the caster.

-2 for the inventory cursor slot

-1000*(inventory index + 1) for the first available destination slot in that inventory.

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Inventorty

The great power of Creativity can make the cat quite sleepy.

Teach Inventorty (entity, [pattern] →)

Costs about 4 Charged Amethyst

Torty Transfer (slot, slot | null, num → num, entity?)

Transfers up to the given number of items from the first slot to the second slot. It returns the number of items left in the input slot. If the second slot is null it drops the items on the caster and pushes a reference of it to the stack.

Torty's Purification (slot → num)

Returns how many items are in the given slot.

Torty's Max Purification (slot → num)

Returns how many items can fit in the given slot.

Curiosity's Purification (slot → itemtype)

Returns the type of the item in the given slot

Torty's Reflection (→ [num])

Returns a list containing the sizes of every inventory the inventorty can see, sorted based on the inventory index.

Torty's Reflection II (→ [string])

Returns a list containing the names of every inventory the inventorty can see, sorted based on the inventory index.

Mepts

I've now met a few friendly creatures of this world who seem to have the ability to cast for me. They all seem to be made from the same material, a sort of infused, lively, wood with amethyst crystalization. I've decided to call them Mepts, maybe there are more out there ?

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Mept Log

Costs 10 Dust

I believe I've worked out how to make a mept log myself.

Pedestal

I always seem to lose track of my dropped items.

The pedestal can hold a single item stack in place for me. This item stack is locked in place but my hexes can still interact with it as if it were dropped on the ground. It appears to pick up items dropped on it and respond how I would expect to devices such as hoppers.

I sense these pedestals may have more magic about them..

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Pedestal

Solid

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Mirrored Pedestal

The mirrored panels inlayed in the pedestal allow me to bind myself to it and see its reflection

I have seen... so much. I have... experienced... annihilation and deconstruction and reconstruction. I have seen the atoms of the world screaming as they were inverted and subverted and demoted to energy. I have seen I have seen I have sget stick bugged lmao

Loci

So far I've only constructed spell circles with slates, impeti, and directrices, but some of the blocks I've recently discovered seem to also have interesting uses in circles. I've adopted the term Loci to categorize them. On the following pages I've described the capabilities of some loci that I had previously discovered.

When the media wave flows through the chest it grants the circle access to the chest's inventory, as if it were the casters own. Good for large blockwork projects perhaps.

When the media wave flows through a pedestal that holds an item containing a pattern, such as a scroll, it will add that pattern to the circle to be cast.

This behaves similarly to its non-mirrored counterpart, however it will also try to embed any non pattern iotas. This embedding follows the same rules as embedding an iota in a pattern list.

Accelerator

Circles are by far my slowest means of casting, I believe this block should accelerate them. When the media wave hits an accelerator it boosts its speed by 200% of the original, with the boost fading by 20% each block. A single accelerator's boost will draw 2 amethyst dust from the impetus, though this cost will greatly increase as boosts are stacked. Spacing out the accelerators may help.

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Accelerator

Speedy !

Undulator

While a comparator works just fine for detecting the first time the media wave passes over my slates, I haven't had a way to detect additional passes. The undulator will emit a redstone signal whenever it holds the wave.

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Undulator

Mesmerizing

Akashic Library Card

I can construct grand libraries of everything I've learned and wrote, but I can't access them across dimensions.

Using the library card on an Akashic Record will bind the card to the current dimension. As long as the card is in my inventory, any attempt to read from an akashic library will work as if I were in the bound dimension.

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Akashic Library Card

Item Flaying

I can't exactly target an item for mind flaying, but targeting a pedestal holding an item should work fine.

While this will work with any pedestal, the Flayer's Pedestal can catch and store a single mind that it will attempt to push into future held items.

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Flayer's Pedestal

While blocks may reject a being's mind, this jar sure won't! I can reflay with this mind by passing it as an item entity in place of the villager.

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Mind in a Jar

Villager must be a Novice or higher

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Empty Jar

Syncetrix

This is certainly not a traditional Directrix ! The exiting wave will always exit the face. If there is a valid block connected it will exit there, otherwise the wave will jump to the first syncetrix in front of it, up to 16 blocks away.

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Syncetrix

Sink-Eh-Trix

Coping Saw

It's all so much to bear, the thought that my hexes could take more than I can give, I may need a way of coping with what I saw.

As long as the Coping Saw is in my hotbar, my hexes won't be able to take my health as media.

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Coping Saw

It appears I have installed some mods Hexcasting interoperates with! I've detailed them here.

Addons

I've heard tales of a number of additional hex disciplines. This link seems like a good reference for a list of all of them, as well as external tools, datapacks, and more

Addons List

A list of all the patterns I've discovered, as well as what they do.

Misc Gloop

Terra Reflection (→ boolean)

Returns whether or not the hex is being cast in the overworld

Everflame Reflection (→ boolean)

Returns whether or not the hex is being cast in the nether

Canary's Purification (vec | entity → boolean)

Returns whether or not the given entity or position is in ambit

Euler's Purification (boolean, ?any →)

Asserts that the boolean is true and mishaps if not. The mishap is labeled with whatever pattern, if any, comes before it on the stack

Aergia's Gambit

Does absolutely nothing.

Athena's Gambit ([pattern] | pattern → many, boolean)

Casts the pattern or patterns on the stack similarly to Hermes' Gambit. If its cast mishaps it will continue on instead of stopping the hex. Returns whether or not the cast mishap

Athena's Revelation

Reveals the last mishap. This may behave strangely when cast directly from my staff

Athena's Reflection (→ string)

Returns a string with information on the last mishap.

Hotbar Manipulation

Handy Reflection (→ num)

Returns the index of the currently selected slot

Handy Gambit (num →)

Selects the slot indexed by the given number

Handoff

Swaps my held items between my hands

Iotic Blocks

I've come across a few blocks that hold iotas. These seem to mostly have other ways to access the iota, but it may be convenient to access it directly.

Ritualist's Purification (vec → any)

Returns the iota stored by the block at the given position

Ritualist's Gambit (vec, any →)

Stores the given iota in the block at the given position, if possible

Surveyor's Purification (vec → boolean)

Returns whether the given block contains a readable iota

Surveyor's Distillation (vec, any → boolean)

Returns if I can store the given iota in the block at the given position.

Labels

Although my current system lets me flip through my notes quickly, it would be nice to have a way to label them.

This system should let me label my pages using iotas. I've recorded all the label types that I've found on the following page

number/string

patterns

items (from an entity or relevant hexal iotas)

entities

null (to clear it)

Dymo's Gambit (labely →)

Assigns a label based on the given iota to the currently selected slot of a labelable item in my offhand.

Mind's Orchard

I've found that if I can hold a concrete enough idea in my mind then I can use these patterns to pick it into my hexes. Something like a fidget should help me channel my thoughts.

The value stored in my orchard will always be a list with atleast one number. I haven't yet found a way to store multiple numbers in this list though..

Orchard's Reflection (→ num)

Picks a number from my mind's orchard representing the index of my thought.

Orchard's Reflection II (→ list)

Picks values from my orchard as a list.

Redstone

Seth's Purification (vec → num)

Gets the redstone signal strength of the block of at the given position

Etho's Purification (vec → num)

Reads the value of the block at the given position as a comparator would

Conjure Redstone Block (vec, num →)

Conjures a redstone-like block at the given position and with the given signal strength. The strength is bound between 0 and 15. This costs 1 dust.

Trinkety Foci Patterns

These patterns are useful for interacting with Trinkety Foci. Generally they behave very similarly to the other reading and writing patterns.

Memento's Reflection (→ any)

Copy the iota stored in a pendant I'm wearing and add it to the stack

Memento's Gambit (any →)

Remove the top iota from the stack, and save it into the pendant I'm wearing

Cherishing Reflection (→ boolean)

If the pendant I'm wearing holds an iota I can read, returns True. Otherwise, returns False.

Nostalgic Reflection (→ boolean)

If I could save an iota into the pendant I'm wearing, returns True. Otherwise, returns False.

Anularis Reflection (→ any)

Copy the iota stored in a ring I'm wearing and add it to the stack. If I'm wearing multiple rings this will prefer the one on the hand opposite the one I'm casting with.

Anularis Gambit (any →)

Remove the top iota from the stack, and save it into the ring I'm wearing. If I'm wearing multiple rings this will prefer the one on the hand opposite the one I'm casting with.

Lover's Reflection (→ any)

Copy the iota stored in a ring I'm wearing and add it to the stack. If I'm wearing multiple rings this will prefer the one on my off hand.

Lover's Gambit (any →)

Remove the top iota from the stack, and save it into the ring I'm wearing. If I'm wearing multiple rings this will prefer the one on my off hand.

Rival's Reflection (→ any)

Copy the iota stored in a ring I'm wearing and add it to the stack. If I'm wearing multiple rings this will prefer the one on my main hand.

Rival's Gambit (any →)

Remove the top iota from the stack, and save it into the ring I'm wearing. If I'm wearing multiple rings this will prefer the one on my main hand.

Authenicator's Reflection (→ any)

If a ring I'm wearing holds an iota I can read, returns True. Otherwise, returns False.

Jeweler's Reflection (any →)

If I could save an iota into a ring I'm wearing, returns True. Otherwise, returns False.

Patterns and actions that perform a magical effect on the world.

Misc Gloop Spells

Dispense (item entity, vec, vec →)

Dispenses the given item entity as if it were in a dispenser at the first position facing the direction given by the second vector.

Costs half a dust for most items, 1 charged for arrows, and 3 dust for other projectiles

Cut Stone (item entity, num | item type →)

Cuts the given item entity as if it were in a stonecutter. If it's given a number it chooses the cut based on that index in the stonecutter, if it's given an item type it tries to cut it into that type.

Costs an 8th of a dust.

Truename Protection

I've known that my truename can give others access to me, but my research suggests that there's a way for them to use it to cast as me as well.

Although this is worrying, I've found a way to protect myself from its effects, I've documented this on the following pages.

Renew Truename

This spell lets me renew my truename, effectively clearing any stored references to it.

Acknowledge Truename

Recently I've felt worries whenever I write my truename. This spell seems to silence those worries. I can always cast it again if I'd like to be more cautious.

Craft Casting Potion

Craft Potion (entity, [pattern] →)

Crafts a Casting Potion. Costs about 1 shard.

Reflections

These mirrors, made from hexxed glass and synchronous gloop, seem to allow my hexes to act on items in the mirror's reflection as if they were in my other hand. Using a scrying lens shows the reflected item in my hand.

Bind Mirror (vec | null →)

This allows me to bind myself to a Mirrored Pedestal so that its held item is reflected into my empty hand.

Temp Bind Mirror (vec | null →)

Similar to Bind Mirror but only lasting for the single instant of my cast.

This is the online version of the Hex Gloop documentation.

Getting Started

Glooptastic Changes

Items

Casting Ring

Casting Ring

Script

Script

Caster's Coin

Caster's Coin

Notary's Purification (entity → boolean)

Notary's Distillation (entity, entity → boolean)

Merchant's Reflection (→ string)

Merchant's Purification (entity → string)

Covered Spellbook

Covered Spellbook

Essence Stone

Essence Stone

Gloopy Staffs

Carrot Staff

Bee Staff

Bone Staff

Quartz Staff

Ice Staff

Blaze Staff

Wither Staff

Amethyst On A Stick

Staff Of Longinus

Celestial Staff

Pumpkin.. staff?

Menorah Staff

Candy Cane Staff

Christmas Tree Staff

Owl Staff

Ghost Staff

Hex Snacks

Thought Gummy

Conjure Tasty Treat (vec →)

Hexxy-O's

Misc Blocks

Block of Charged Amethyst

Slate Lamp

Caster's Carpet

Caster's Gate

Caster's Bridge

Sentinel Bed

Sentinel Bed

Slate Chest

Slate Chest

Gloopy Slate Chest

Casting Potion

Fidgets

Pen Fidget

Dreidel Fidget

Rainbow Amogus Pop It Fidget

Gloop !

Energizer

Gloop

Synchronous Gloop

Trinkety Foci

Focal Pendant

Focal Ring

Gloop Dye

Gloop Dye

Gloopifact

Gloopifact

Craft Gloopifact (entity, [pattern] →)

Gloopimind Upload

Gloopimind Download

Gloopcaster's Reflection (→ any)

Gloopcaster's Gambit (any →)

Gloopitor's Reflection (→ boolean)

Gloopessor's Distillation (any → boolean)

Hand Mirror

Hand Mirror

Hex Tools

Hex Blade

Forge Hex Blade (entity, [pattern] →)

Hex Pickaxe

Forge Hex Pickaxe (entity, [pattern] →)