For 1.9.4 and older, refer to the datapack version
About
Create: Ultimate Factory is a simple Create addon that introduces new automation possibilities. Through 20+ new carefully balanced recipes, this mod essentially makes dozens of Minecraft resources renewable.
For example, Tuff is now renewable, giving players a reliable source of Raw Ores and Experience. Lapis Lazuli, Amethyst, Redstone... Almost all resources are can now be automated. This also includes rare items and loot, at a much lower rate.
Ever dreamt of automating Diamond or Netherite? It's now possible!
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Compacting recipes:
Mixing recipes:
Haunting recipes:
Crushing recipes:
Some of the above crushing recipes even have a milling recipe variant with lower drop rates for early game farms!
Full recipe list
Compacting
- Cobblestone and Water to Tuff
- Coal Blocks and Lava to Diamond (must be heated by an active Blaze Burner)
- Cobblestone and Lava to Deepslate
- Blaze Dust and Lava to Blaze Rod
- Gravel and Bone Meal to Calcite
- Amethyst and Water to Amethyst Block
Mixing
- Calcite and Water to Dripstone
- Glass and Red Dye to Redstone Dust
- Crushed Zinc, Gravel and Water to Asurine
- Crushed Iron, Gravel and Lava to Crimsite
- Crushed Gold, Gravel and Lava to Ochrum
- Crushed Copper, Gravel and Lava to Veridium
Haunting
- Charcoal to Coal
- Basalt to Netherrack
- Poppy to Wither Rose
Crushing
- Blackstone to Wither Skull (rare), occasionaly gives back Blackstone
- Scoria to Blaze Dust and Blaze Rod (rare)
- Endstone to Ender Pearl (rare), occasionaly gives back Endstone
- Sea Grass to Sea Pickle (rare) and Eye of the Sea (extremely rare), occasionaly gives back Sea Grass
- Soul Sand to Glowstone Dust
- Nether Bricks to Nether Brick and Netherite Scraps (extremely rare)
- Limestone to Quartz and Lapis Lazuli
For balancing reasons most milling variants have been removed from mod version 1.5.1
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Dependencies
Only the base Create mod is required for the above recipes to work.
JEI is recommended but not required.
Installation
Add the .jar mod file into your mods folder.
Alternatively, you can browse the Modrinth launcher for the mod (if it doesn't show up, try typing the autor's name). Once found, click "Install" to add it to your modpack.
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