The world of Hytale is full of exploration opportunities and challenges to overcome. As you encounter these threats and opportunities, expect to see plenty of wear and tear to your gear, whether it be your weapons or armor.
Fortunately, repairing these items isn’t too difficult a task, and you can follow the steps mentioned below to learn more about repairing tools, weapons, and armors in Hytale.
First things first, you need a Repair Kit on hand to get started with the process. To get your hands on one, however, you also need a classic Workbench for the crafting process.
This means that repairing items indirectly uses a few materials, as these are needed to make the Repair Kit itself. The good news is that repairing items still uses up a lot less of your resources compared to making entirely new weapons, tools, or armor.
How to Craft A Repair Kit in Hytale
| Ingredient | Quantity |
|---|---|
| Linen Scraps | 2 |
| Iron Ingot | 1 |
| Light Leather | 1 |
To make a Repair Kit, you first need a classic Workbench. Making the workbench is as simple as using four Tree Trunks and three Stones.
Once the classic Workbench is ready, you need the following items: two Linen Scraps, an Iron Ingot, and one Light Leather. For reference, Linen Scraps can be acquired as drops after beating Skeletons and Goblins.
On the other hand, you need Iron Ore and Light Hides to make Iron Ingots and Light Leather, respectively. Light Hides can be found as drops from animals like Boards, Rabbits, and Chickens. Once everything is ready, craft the Repair Kit on the classic Workbench and begin the repair process.
Once the Repair Kit is ready, simply find it in your inventory and view all the items it can be used on. Note that the Repair Kit is ineffective when items are already at their 100%.
How to Use the Repair Kit to Repair Tools, Weapons, and Armor
- Place the Repair Kit in your hotbar and equip it (hold in hand).
- Right-click (or use the interact key) to open the repair UI.
- It lists all eligible items in your inventory (tools, weapons, armor) with >1 damage point, showing current durability %.
- Click the item to repair, it restores to full current max durability and consumes 1 Repair Kit
Items at full or near-full durability (≤1 damage) can’t be repaired (“Repair penalty too large”).
