Axioma

AXIOMA is a technology mod for Minecraft 1.20.1. You start with basic furnaces and material processing, then work your way toward large factories, research equipment, power stations, and a nuclear reactor. The mod connects several fields, including metallurgy, chemistry, biology, agriculture, and mechanical engineering. Materials and components from one production line are often needed somewhere else, so progression involves building up a factory over time. There are plenty of intermediate parts to make, resources to process, and machines to assemble. Larger installations are built as multiblock structures. Once assembled, they get a complete model, with moving parts on equipment such as presses and robotic machinery. Machines also have operating settings to adjust. Depending on the process, you’ll need to pay attention to temperature, power, fluid supply, and other conditions. Factories need infrastructure too. AXIOMA includes cables, pipes, storage, industrial building blocks, vehicles, and railway equipment. Power generation ranges from early generators to nuclear, hydroelectric, geothermal, and thermal installations. There are three difficulty modes. You choose one for the world at the beginning, and that choice stays locked. The mod is intended to be a substantial part of survival progression, with long crafting chains and increasingly demanding construction projects. An in-game manual covers items, recipes, and machinery. The construction atlas shows how to assemble larger structures and helps you find missing or misplaced blocks. This is a personal project, and I’m still learning. I’m not a professional developer or modeler, so some things are rough and there will be bugs. I want the mod to be enjoyable to figure out, and feedback about confusing mechanics or broken features helps me improve it. AXIOMA requires Minecraft Java 1.20.1, Forge 47.4.10, and Java 17. No other mods are required. JEI and Jade are useful companions; Mouse Tweaks, Embeddium, and FerriteCore are also supported optional additions.