Keep a machine's recipes together and let your network choose a route.
46.9 of the 55 points that apply = 85 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
AE All Pattern is an Applied Energistics 2 addon that reduces the work of encoding and maintaining large machine recipe catalogs by collecting them into compact aggregate patterns or exposing them as live virtual processing patterns. Use the All Pattern Generator to capture a machine’s encodable recipes from JEI or EMI/TMRV in one aggregate pattern, then place it in a supported AE pattern provider; its enabled recipes participate as ordinary crafting or processing patterns. Each aggregate pattern has a management interface for searching recipes by inputs or outputs, enabling or disabling individual recipes, and adjusting encoding options, including how probabilistic outputs, durability-consuming recipes, identical inputs, and output NBT are handled. Alternatively, bind machines to an All Pattern Linker on the AE network to publish their deterministic recipes as virtual processing patterns and buffer submitted inputs before transfer. The Tianshu Pattern Router dynamically chooses among feasible recipe routes for an order, letting players prioritize shorter dependency paths, material surplus, output per operation, or available machines; the normal AE crafting CPU still performs the job. The addon supports AE2 crafting and processing recipes, fluids, and, with the relevant integration, Mekanism chemicals, as well as recipe scanning through JEI or EMI/TMRV.
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Keeps all of vanilla Minecraft's textures, models and sounds.
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