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1.0.0-rc.1 · Minecraft 1.21.1 · NeoForge · Create 6

Deep Diving adds breathing equipment, Create-powered gas processing and underwater exploration tools. This wiki has eight pages, including this getting-started page. Examples use new-world Standard defaults; existing saves keep their configured values.

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Page	Covers
Equipment and controls	Cylinders, masks, fins, computer, lamps, knife, guide lines and shortcuts
Diving mechanics	Pressure, gas mixtures, conditions, ascent, stops and recovery
Gas workshop and recipes	Machines, ports, automation, filling and all base recipes
Maps, signs and dive logs	Depth charts, 16-map bundles, site markers, signs and recorded dives
Configuration guide	File locations, difficulty/pressure modes and practical examples
Complete settings reference	Every setting's default, allowed values, effect and interactions
Help and compatibility	Troubleshooting, integrations, performance, commands, upgrades and glossary

Your first dive

Start with compressed air, a Create diving helmet, a filled worn cylinder and a computer.

1. Craft a Gas Compressor and a cylinder. Advanced and High-Capacity cylinders use Create mechanical crafting; the Emergency Air Cylinder uses a normal crafting table.
2. Supply at least 16 RPM to the compressor's rear shaft. Keep the block immediately above its intake out of water and leave its redstone pause input unpowered.
3. Put the cylinder in the compressor input. The compressor makes compressed air and fills the cylinder; a full cylinder moves to the output slot. A partially filled input cylinder can also be taken out for use.
4. Wear a Create diving helmet in the head slot and the filled cylinder in the chest slot. Use the cylinder while looking into open space to equip it or swap chest equipment.
5. Carry a Diving Computer in your inventory or offhand. It supplies the HUD, full readout and alarms. The helmet draws gas directly from the cylinder: a separate regulator is no longer required.
6. For reserve gas, fill another cylinder and sneak-use it in open space until its tooltip says backup is enabled. Keep that spare in your inventory or offhand.
7. Equip fins if desired. Choose a lamp, knife and guide lines for the site. Start a Dive Log Book session if you want a record.
8. Begin in shallow water. Check remaining gas time, mixture depth limits and the worn equipment's pressure rating before going deeper.
9. Watch your ascent rate and no-decompression time. If a required stop appears, follow the computer's stop depth and next-stop guidance.
10. Finish the log session after the dive and refill used cylinders. Residual decompression loading can remain after surfacing.

A combined snorkeling mask is an alternative for surface swimming. It occupies the helmet slot and does not connect a cylinder to your breathing system; use a Create diving helmet for cylinder dives.

Preparation advancements

Advancement	What it teaches
Create: Deep Diving	Obtain a diving cylinder
Ready to Dive	Wear a Create diving helmet and filled cylinder, and carry a computer
First Breath Below	Breathe underwater with that prepared kit, adequate oxygen reserve, suitable oxygen exposure and pressure within the worn equipment rating
A Breath in Reserve	Carry a filled spare with inventory backup enabled

For keybinds, see Controls. For confusing warnings, start with Troubleshooting.