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1.5.11
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Create Nested Factory 1.5.11last month 163
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Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21.1
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NeoForge
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Client and server
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Create Nested Factory v1.5.11
New in v1.5.11
- Added a shaped crafting recipe that produces two Factory Passages, making it easy to build a complete pair of endpoints.
- The recipe uses four Brass Sheets, two Electron Tubes, two Create Nested Factory Sturdy Alloy Sheets, and one Create Framed Glass Door.
- Added the Factory Passage recipe to the brass-stage recipe book unlocks.
Highlights since v1.3.0
- Persistent, expandable Pocket factory rooms with safe nested factories and identity-preserving block movement.
- Six-sided item, fluid, Create package, and rotational-stress ports with grouped logical channels and extension interfaces.
- Three-window production learning, verified regenerative sources, black-box production, copyable blueprints, and protected resource ownership.
- Blaze Battery overclocking from 0.5× to 5× with validated external stress demand.
- Factory Passages for travel between distant locations and nesting levels, with pairing and loop protection.
- Optional integration with Mekanism, Pipez, Simulated, Sable, and Aeronautics.
- Fixed the Lithium 0.15.4 Mixin conflict while preserving frozen-room random-tick suppression.
- Improved persistence, lifecycle recovery, freeze/thaw handling, moving-structure compatibility, and performance.
Requirements
- Minecraft 1.21.1
- Java 21
- NeoForge 21.1.x (tested on 21.1.248)
- Create 6.0.9–6.0.x (tested on 6.0.10-280)
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Any compatible version
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repositories {
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maven {
name = "Modrinth"
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}
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