A mod about low-tech "machines".
24.8 of the 61 points that apply = 41 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Survivalism is a low-tech processing mod intended as a configurable foundation for modpacks, rather than a standalone package of ready-made recipes: its baseline recipes are disabled by default, leaving pack developers to define how its machines fit into progression. Its machines include brewing, soaking and storage barrels, a crushing vat, a mixing vat and a drying rack, with interfaces for managing barrel contents and processes. Recipes can make barrels process item and liquid ingredients into outputs, while the crushing vat turns inputs into liquids through repeated jumps and the mixing vat combines fluids through repeated clicks, optionally using a catalyst or secondary fluid. The drying rack processes items over time, and its speed can be adjusted by biome and the block beneath it; barrel filling can also be configured by biome, defaulting to water when no alternative is set. Potion-fluid support lets the brewing barrel handle base potion liquids when Thermal Foundation or Immersive Engineering is present, and it can be used to empty potions into the barrel or fill a bottle from it. Pack developers can configure recipes and machine behavior, including crushing recipes and footwear modifiers that change the crushing value of jumps; GameStage requirements can also gate crushing and mixing access.
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Adds 4 recipes.
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Keeps all of vanilla Minecraft's textures, models and sounds.
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