Space Tech: Integrated is a fork of Nuclear Tech: Integrated using NTM Space.
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Space Tech: Integrated is a progression-focused modpack built around HBM’s Nuclear Tech mod, extending Nuclear Tech: Integrated with new quests related to NTM Space. Its detailed quest book guides players through the mod’s progression with information, tips, and trophies, while tying integrations such as Applied Energistics 2 and OpenComputers into progression through recipes that use Nuclear Tech machines and components. Exploration uses Realistic Terrain Generation and expanded caves with large caverns, and backported features help bring elements of newer Minecraft versions into the experience. The quest progression covers industrial systems such as power generation, processing, logistics, and automation, as well as advanced nuclear and particle-physics machinery, with quests for equipment including conveyors, a particle accelerator, an ICF laser, and a refueling station. It also includes space-oriented progression involving destinations such as Duna and Moho, plus quests for orbital stations and Dyson structures.
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