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Lots of armor, made by the crucible, superheater, and ingot mold.

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**--WARNING--

This mod is still very in development and is very buggy.

JEI is required.

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ARMORED UP

Have you ever wanted more armors in the game? Well, this mod does exactly that! These armors are made in many ways.

Some are made with a normal ingredient, like Goldmail and Bonemail. The majority of them, however, are made with the Crucible, Superheater, and Ingot Mold.

The forge setup

The main ingredient is Plaster, made by putting terracotta in a Blast Furnace. After this, you can make the 3 main components.

The Crucible

Made with 7 plaster, this is where the raw ores will be smelted. Unfortunately, it needs a lot of heat to work. that is where the Superheater comes in.

The Superheater

Made with 8 plaster and a blast furnace, placing a lava bucket inside will create Superheated Fire above it, melting almost anything! Place the superheater 2 blocks below the crucible so that the flames lick the bottom of it.

Now, after placing 3 of the ores in the crucible's top slots and a bucket in the other slot, you will get a bucket of the melted material. Now we just need to make it something useful.

The Ingot Mold

Made with 4 plaster, This is how you turn the melted material into ingots. Just right click it with the bucket of melted material, and you will get the ingot of that material!

All the armors

This is all of the armors in each version, with their respective material to craft them.

0.1.0:

Chainmail: iron nugget Goldmail: gold nugget Coppermail: copper nugget Bonemail: bone Emerald: emerald ingot Lapis: lapis ingot Redstone: redstone ingot

There is another, advanced armor, but you can only get it in Creative Mode (right now...)

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  • 0.1.0 Armors
    0.1.0 Armors Left to right: Lapis, Emerald, Redstone, Goldmail, Coppermail, Bonemail, Chainmail
  • Crucible GUI
    Crucible GUI The GUI for the crucible.
  • Forge setup
    Forge setup A forge setup with a crucible, superheater and ingot mold
  • Title
    Title Armored Up's title.

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