Machines that automate crafting recipes requiring special setups.
18 of the 61 points that apply = 30 out of 100.
Chambers make in-world crafting and multiblock processing recipes easier to automate by performing them in compact, single-block machines, often with larger inventories, faster processing, or greater energy capacity than the original setups. Its chambers cover recipes from Draconic Evolution’s Fusion Crafting, Embers Rekindled’s Alchemy, Actually Additions’ Empowerer, Compost, and Atomic Reconstructor, and Compact Machines 3’s Field Projectors. The collection also includes Woot’s Stygian and Soul Anvil recipes and Extra Utilities 2’s Enchanting recipes. The Fusion Chamber handles simple fusion, fusion upgrades, and tool upgrades, uses Draconic Evolution’s energy and timing rules, and rejects recipes that exceed what the original in-world injector layout could support. Other chambers preserve important behaviors of their source processes: the Atomic Reconstruction Chamber supports miner, color, and disenchanting lenses, while the Empowerer Chamber mirrors the original machine’s energy use, processing time, and particle-color progress indicator. The Field Projector Chambers craft Compact Machines with the usual ingredients and recipe-dependent processing times, with the large version able to make the three largest machine sizes. Chambers support JEI and, where documented, CraftTweaker recipes; the Woot anvil chambers automate anvil recipes without dies or manual right-clicking, while leaving Factory Controller creation to the player.
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Adds 11 blocks and 10 recipes.
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