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Replace dried kelp in Create with a tidy rubber factory

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rubberworks-neoforge-1.21.1-1.1.4
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This addon introduces a replacement for dry kelp recipes in Create, which is often seen as out of place, specially in modpacks.

The addon introduces 2 new machines that consume rotational energy:

The Sapper - extracts various fluids from many trees.

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The Compressor - processes fluids into solid items, such as resin into rubber or lava into obsidian.

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Modpack developers are free to include this mod without asking for permission

Compatibility:

  • Biomes o' Plenty
  • KubeJS - script demonstrated below

 event.recipes.rubberworksSapping(Fluid.of("minecraft:milk", 40), ["minecraft:oak_log", "minecraft:oak_leaves"]) event.recipes.rubberworksCompressing(Item.of("minecraft:diamond", 2), Fluid.of("minecraft:water", 500)).heated()

This addon removes dried kelp from Create's recipes and replaces it with rubber and introduces two new machines for it's production:

The Sapper - extract resin and other fluids from trees.

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sapper

The Compressor - process resin into rubber aswell as other fluids.

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compressor

Modpack developers are free to use this in any modpack.

This mod has built-in KubeJS support, demonstrated here:

 event.recipes.rubberworksSapping(Fluid.of("minecraft:milk", 40), ["minecraft:oak_log", "minecraft:oak_leaves"])
event.recipes.rubberworksCompressing(Item.of("minecraft:diamond", 2), Fluid.of("minecraft:water", 500)).heated()

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  • sapper model
    sapper model sapper model
  • compressor model
    compressor model compressor model
  • block of rubber
    block of rubber block of rubber
  • compressor recipes
    compressor recipes compressor recipes
  • sapper recipes
    sapper recipes sapper recipes
  • sapper recipe
    sapper recipe sapper recipe
  • compressor recipe
    compressor recipe compressor recipe

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