
adds a bit more integration between Farmers Delight and Immersive Engineering.
59 of the 71 points that apply = 83 out of 100.
Engineers Delight expands the integration between Farmers Delight and Immersive Engineering by bringing food preparation and farming into the latter’s industrial machines. Use a Squeezer to turn tomatoes into Tomato Sauce or melons and melon slices into Melon Juice, then process these fluids with a Bottling Machine; Apple Cider, made in a Mixer from apples, sugar, and ethanol, can also be bottled. The Bottling Machine can serve Tomato Sauce into bowls, turn compost into Rich Soil using water, and combine water with Wheat Flour to make Wheat Dough. Rich Soil boosts yields in Garden Cloches growing vanilla crops or crops from Farmers Delight and Immersive Engineering. The Metal Press cuts cakes and pies into slices and turns Wheat Dough into Raw Pasta, while the Sawmill strips logs for Tree Bark and deconstructs cabinets. Further processing recipes include crushing wheat and hay bales into Wheat Flour, crushing Rice Bales into Rice, and making Slimeballs from Wheat Dough and Lime Dye.
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Does not change the game's code directly.
Adds 4 blocks: Apple Cider, Example Block, Melon Juice and Tomato Sauce; 4 items: Bottle Of Wodka, Example Item, Steel Knife and Wheat Flour; 116 recipes and 1 advancement.
Counted from the names and data files in the mod, so the list may not be complete.
Replaces 1 of vanilla Minecraft's recipes and 1 advancement.
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