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Applied-Botanics-Supergiant

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Applied-Botanics-Supergiant

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A backport of Applied Botanics for Applied Energistics 2 Supergiant.

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Description

Applied Botanics

mana through ae2, what could go wrong.

This project is the Applied Energistics 2 Supergiant migration of Applied Botanics.

Need Java25.

Requirements

The following mods are required for this mod:

  • Applied Energistics 2 supergiant
  • Botania

This is now currently based off AE2 supergiant, so that the regular and the uel is not allowed with this mod.

Upstream

This project is based on ramidzkh/Applied-Botanics.

The upstream repository remains the original Appbot project and the primary reference for design, behavior, licensing, and attribution.

License

Everything is under the LGPLv3, but assets are under CC BY-NC-SA 3.0

Credits

Thanks to Team Applied Energistics, AlgorithmX2, the upstream AE2 contributors, and everyone involved in the original project: AppliedEnergistics/Applied-Energistics-2.

Thanks to ramidzkh and everyone involved in the original project: ramidzkh/Applied-Botanics