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Automati 1.11.02 weeks ago 34
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Minecraft: Java Edition
26.2
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Forge
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Client and server
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Automati 1.11.0 — The Ash Update
Your generator's waste product just became a resource tree. Six new fates for every pile of ash — pick your industry.
Added
- SCF (silicon-calcium fertilizer) — smelt ash in any furnace, including the Electric Furnace. The key ingredient for conditioning soil.
- Sintered Ash Pellets — the same ash, blasted instead of smelted. Different temperature, different destiny.
- Fly-Ash Glass — 4 pellets, vitrified. Smoky, see-through, laughs at creepers and TNT — and the Wither cannot break it. Build the observation bunker you've always deserved. Diamond pickaxe to reclaim.
- Ash Bricks — ash + clay, fired like vanilla brick but denser: resists creeper and TNT blasts. Sooty industrial masonry. Diamond pickaxe to reclaim.
- Road Base — ash-stabilized gravel: never falls, and you walk ~15% faster on it. Build roads that feel like roads.
- Washed Ash → Industrial Fertilizer — leach the toxins out with water (bucket returned), mix with rotten flesh or bone meal, and get bulk fertilizer that works exactly like bone meal.
- Ash-Rich Soil — dirt + SCF + water. Permanently moist (no water block needed, ever), crops grow ~25% faster… but each hand-harvest has a 10% chance of depleting the soil back to dirt. Nutrients leave with the crop. Automated harvesting is gentler — machines don't deplete it.
- Electric Furnace mode toggle — click the furnace icon in the top-left of its GUI to switch between Furnace and Blast Furnace processing. Same speed, same Ergs. Yes, that means Erg-powered pellet sintering.
Changed
- Fly-Ash Glass and Ash Bricks carry tooltips stating their resistances, and both now require a diamond pickaxe — dense industrial ceramics don't yield to iron.
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repositories {
exclusiveContent {
forRepository {
maven {
name = "Modrinth"
url = "https://api.modrinth.com/maven"
}
}
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filter {
includeGroup "maven.modrinth"
}
}
}
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dependencies {
implementation "maven.modrinth:msjyTfNc:uAN4XToj"
}
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dependencies {
modImplementation "maven.modrinth:msjyTfNc:uAN4XToj"
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