
Automate your world with machines, power, new ores, and advanced gear.
25.5 of the 47 points that apply = 54 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Mechanization is a technology-focused survival datapack that adds an energy-powered automation and crafting progression, with more than 60 machines and over 250 items. Players generate and route power through an energy grid, using cables, batteries, capacitors, and wireless relays to run machines; a fluid system of pipes and tanks moves liquids between them as well. Its machines automate farming, fishing, mining, and item processing: for example, the Auto Farm harvests and replants nearby crops, the Auto Fisher catches fish, and the Grinder turns materials such as ores, logs, bones, and cobblestone into other products. Item pipes with filtering support and the Mech Storage System help move and store large quantities of items, with storage drives holding up to 24 item types and roughly two million items of each type. Progression includes custom Tin, Titanium, and Uranium ore generation, an in-game manual, and an alloy-making chain in which furnaces melt resources into molten metals and a Casting Basin turns them into ingots, blocks, and components. Later systems include nuclear fission reactors and fuel processing, while modular tools and armor, an upgradeable Drill, an Energy Saber, and the power-dependent Extreme Plasma Annihilator Cannon extend equipment and combat options. A resource pack supplies custom models, textures, and sounds for the datapack’s machines and items.
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Runs 1,333 function files: 1 every game tick and 2 when the pack loads. Its commands can place or replace blocks, remove entities, items or data and change game or server settings.
Does not change world generation.
Adds 4 recipes, 103 advancements, 369 loot tables, 7 loot table files, 226 tags, 139 predicates, 6 item modifiers and 2 more files in other folders.
Replaces 81 of vanilla Minecraft's loot tables.
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