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0) Learn Java. You need a fairly descent understanding of all of the basics, and some of the more advanced things like Lambdas. A good quick test to see if you understand it well enough is to look at the code for an open source mod and see if you can work out how a particular mechanic works. Pick a mod loader, follow its getting started directions, set up its example/getting started mod to get most of the boilerplate stuff done, and start writing your own code. If you want a softer start then you can look into making Resource Packs and/or Data Packs, as mods use those/expand upon those existing systems (Data Packs can make dimensions now, for example). You can also consider contributing to open source mods and hopefully getting some tips there. More on reddit.com

The short answer is: the Ponder system is your friend. If you hover your mouse over any part from Create and hold w, you get an animated tutorial for how to use that part. There's also a button in your pause menu that looks like a pair of goggles, that allows you to browse every tutorial in game. The longer answer is, to get started with Create in survival, collect a bunch of iron and andesite. Craft some iron nuggets and andesite together to create alloy, and you can use this to create your first machine, a mechanical press. You can power it with a handcrank, which turns the power of your massive biceps into mechanical force. The press turns ingots into plates, used to build more advanced machines. Any item called "Mechanical X" in JEI is a machine used to either process items or affect the world. A good next step would be to make a mechanical mixer and a basin, which allows you to mix alloy together more efficiently. But the mixer needs to turn at a high speed, higher than your arms can provide... So you'll have to learn how to make a windmill or waterwheel, and how to use shafts, cogs, and gearboxes to connect the machine to the power source. Once you get a handle on the basics, you can think about building assembly lines. Mechanical belts can be used to transport items through the world, and funnels and tunnels move items into machines or storage, and route them across your belts. A good first contraption is an automatic tree farm. There are lots of ways to build one, but by using mechanical saws to chop the trees, deployers to replant the saplings, and some belts to move logs around, you can to get a fully automated supply of wood, which could mean a fully automated source of charcoal, which could mean a fully automated source of power... etc. Dig through the ponder tutorials and experiment. More on reddit.com

Obviously everyone has their own method, I'm currently doing a survival playthrough. Basically you hoard andesite, zinc, copper, gold, iron, and wood during early game resource gathering. An automated cobble generator is how most people start off, then the mechanical crafters to crush and auto wash using the fans so you get your iron and cobble farm. It's easy enough to set up a few lines, one for iron production, one for stone if you want to pregame for trains later. Water wheels and wind farms are your friend if you want to automate early. Tree farms, crop farms, lava farms, super easy, super nice to play with. I didn't do any of that because I was rushing to trains, so now I have to backtrack and make simple farms AFTER making my steam engine :p I went straight for diver's gear for hassle free mining after my first caves and straight to steam power. You're aiming for the steam engine to end early game- it's enough power you can really start automating production. To get it really equipped to run everything you can dream of, you focus on blaze burners at the end of early game- it's your nether fortress run's side quest. So early game, you want to be able to craft the blaze burners and be working towards the steam engine bits (pumps, pipes, fluid tanks,) then when you hit the nether you want to have several blaze burners to catch blazes. Don't cheap yourself, 4 is a minimum. Obviously after that the goal is to conquer all three dimensions with train-y bois. Train vs dragon? Lol... More on reddit.com