Lets your storage network craft recipes using machines from other mods.
51.2 of the 58 points that apply = 88 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Not Enough Patterns is an Applied Energistics 2 addon that extends autocrafting to machines whose processes do not fit the usual pattern of putting items in and taking items out, letting players encode a pattern and have the network run the machine as part of a normal crafting job. Its integrations cover processes including Ars Nouveau’s Enchanting Apparatus, Imbuement Chamber and rituals; Create’s Mechanical Crafting, Deploying, Filling and Sequenced Assembly; Draconic Evolution’s Fusion Crafting; Mystical Agriculture’s Infusion and Awakening; and Oritech’s Particle Collision, alongside enchanting infusion, compact miniaturization, empowering and spirit infusion or focusing. JEI recipe transfer can fill in the required ingredients when encoding a pattern, while a modular server configuration lets pack makers enable or disable individual integrations. Added blocks and items support more complex setups: the Import Card collects a provider’s own results, the Machine Hub combines several inventories for multiblock machines, and Controllers coordinate multi-step or multiblock processes by routing items to machines and returning results to the network. Matrices offer single-block alternatives to multiblock production lines, including a Create Sequenced Assembly Matrix, while Oritech’s Particle Collision Matrix replaces an accelerator setup and uses more energy for faster collisions. For Oritech Particle Collision, a Controller can operate an accelerator ring, time the particle launches and return the recipe result; it also tracks the ring’s fastest collision and rejects patterns that exceed its capability. Matrix blocks have animated, family-specific cores that change as crafting starts, finishes or stalls, and the project also includes distinct models for several hubs and controllers.
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