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Vanilla expansion: Tin, Bronze, Steel, full equipment sets. Features alloying via Crucible Furnace, Steel Golem, functional Fletching, Garden tables, Woodcutter, Luck potions, anvil repairs, rebalanced vanilla recipes, and new villager professions.
Focuses on automation and resource processing through scientific and mechanical means, utilizing systems like electricity (RF/FE/etc), air pressure, or rotation.
A mod made using MCreator, which is a tool for creating custom mods without programming knowledge.
Forge is a popular mod loader for versions 1.1+ of Minecraft.
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New Materials & Items
The mod introduces a tiered progression system featuring Tin, Bronze, and Steel.
- Tin: Includes Ore, Raw Tin, Ingot, and Storage Blocks. Note: textures are based on the old designs for Copper Ore, Raw Iron, and the Gold Block.
- Copper: Expanded with a full set of Tools and Armor, plus Nuggets (backported from 1.21.9).
- Bronze: Crafted by alloying. Includes Ingots, Blocks, Nuggets, and a full set of Equipment.
- Steel: High-tier material. Also includes Ingots, Blocks and Nuggets, but has more powerful Equipment.


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Mechanics & Features
Oxidation: Just like Copper, Bronze blocks oxidize over time, though the process is 2-3 times slower.

Crucible Furnace: A new functional block used for alloying. It requires a Crucible (which has 4 durability points) to operate.
- Alloying Recipes: Combine 1 Tin + 3 Copper to get 3 Bronze ingots, or 1 Coal + 3 Iron to get 3 Steel ingots.
- Fuel: Only accepts Coal, Charcoal, Coal Blocks, and Lava Buckets. Note: Smelting speed is 2x slower than a regular furnace.

Steel Upgrade: To craft Steel equipment, you must find a rare Smithing Template in Trail Ruins. You can duplicate the template using 7 Iron Ingots and any Terracotta block.

Steel Golem: A formidable protector. Similar to the Iron Golem but boasts +20 Armor and deals 12.5-25 damage per hit. Note: The Steel Golem's texture is inspired by the Iron Golem from A Minecraft Movie (originally featured in a Bedrock Edition event).

Equipment Stats
Bronze: A direct upgrade to Copper. It offers durability similar to Iron but functions like "battle-ready" Gold. Note: Piglins will remain neutral while you wear it!
Steel: A significant upgrade over Iron, bridging the gap between Iron and Diamond.

UPDATE v1.1.6
Mechanics & Features
Armor Trims: Tin, Bronze, and Steel ingots can be used as materials for armor trimming at the Smithing Table.
Luck Potion: Introduced a brewing process for the Potion of Luck. Brewing a Poisonous Potato creates a Potion of Unluck; combining this with a Fermented Spider Eye results in a Potion of Luck.

Anvil Repair: Anvils can now be repaired similarly to Iron Golems. Using an Iron Ingot while holding Shift + Right-Click restores one stage of the anvil's durability.
Fletching Table: The block is now functional. Crafting the standard arrow recipe here yields 6 arrows. Replacing the flint with an Iron Ingot increases the output to 8 arrows.

Visual Adjustments
Helmets: Vanilla and modded helmet textures include a nose guard.
Bottle o' Enchanting: The texture matches the splash potion bottle shape.
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UPDATE v1.2.9
Missing Blocks
Added Wall variants for Stone, Smooth Sandstone, Smooth Red Sandstone, Prismarine Bricks, Dark Prismarine, Quartz, Smooth Quartz, and Purpur.

Polished Granite, Andesite, and Diorite Expansion:
- Added Walls, Buttons, and Pressure Plates.
- Added Bricks, Brick Slabs, Brick Stairs, and Brick Walls (including Mossy and Cracked variants).
- Added Chiseled variants (Pillar variant for Andesite). Note: Textures are inspired by or adapted from Minecraft: Dungeons.

Nether Blocks Expansion:
- Soul Sandstone: A complete set including regular, Cut, Chiseled, Slabs, Stairs, and Walls. Note: textures are based on the old designs for Sandstone.
- Nether Bricks: Added Cracked Slabs, Cracked Stairs, and Cracked Walls.
- Red Nether Bricks: Added Cracked (with Slabs/Stairs/Walls), Chiseled, and Fence variants.


End Blocks Expansion:
- End Stone: Added Slabs, Stairs, and Walls.
- End Stone Bricks: Added Pillar (texture from Minecraft: Dungeons) and Cracked variants (with Slabs/Stairs/Walls).

Other Added Blocks:
- Stone Bricks: Added Cracked Slabs, Cracked Stairs, and Cracked Walls.
- Bricks: Added Mossy and Cracked variants for Bricks, Slabs, Stairs, and Walls.
- Deepslate, Smooth Basalt, Packed Mud, and Quartz Bricks: Added Slabs, Stairs, and Walls.
- Cut Sandstone & Cut Red Sandstone: Added Stairs and Walls.
UPDATE v1.3.5
Visual Adjustments
New Dyes textures for: Gray, Lime, Magenta, Pink, Purple Note: from 1.21.9 but without boards.
Fix Vanilla Recipes
Add new mixing recipes:
- Brown: Red + Green OR Red + Blue/Lapis Lazuli + Yellow.
- Lime: Blue/Lapis Lazuli + Yellow + White/Bone Meal.
- Green: Blue/Lapis Lazuli + Yellow.
- Cyan: 2 Blue/Lapis Lazuli + Yellow.
Deepslate Overhaul:
- Polished Deepslate: Now crafted from Deepslate (instead of Cobbled).
- Deepslate variants (Polished, Brick, and Tiles): available from Stonecutter using Deepslate (not Cobbled).
- Chiseled Deepslate: Now crafted from 2 Polished Deepslate Slabs (instead of 2 Cobbled Slabs).
Other Changes:
- Signs: 1 Stick + 1 Plank = 2 Signs.
- Pressure Plates: 2 Blocks = 2 Pressure Plates.
- Doors: 6 Blocks = 4 Doors (Iron Door: 6 Ingots = 1 Door).
- Trapdoors: 6 Blocks = 6 Trapdoors.
- Sticks: 2 Planks = 8 Sticks.
Mechanics & Features
Woodcutter: Efficiently process your wood! Convert Logs to Stripped Logs, or Planks into Slabs and Stairs.
Garden Table: Note: texture is based on the old designs for Cartography Table.
- Grass Block: Dirt + Bone Meal + Wheat Seeds.
- Mycelium: Dirt + Bone Meal + Brown/Red Mushroom.
- Podzol: Dirt + Bone Meal + Rotten Flesh.

New Villager Professions:
- Lumberjack: Uses the Woodcutter.
- Gardener: Uses the Garden Table.
- Beekeeper: Uses the Honeycomb Block as a workstation (because cannot be attached to Beehive).

The mod supports 24 (36) languages:
- Belarusian
- Bosnian
- Croatian
- Czech
- Danish
- Dutch (Netherlands, Belgium)
- English (USA, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand)
- Estonian
- Finnish
- French (France, Canada)
- German (Germany, Austria, Switzerland)
- Italian
- Latvian
- Lithuanian
- Macedonian
- Norwegian
- Polish
- Portuguese (Portugal, Brazil)
- Romanian (Romania/Moldova)
- Slovak
- Slovene
- Spanish (Spain, Mexico, Argentina)
- Swedish
- Ukrainian
New Materials & Items
The mod introduces a tiered progression system featuring Tin, Bronze, and Steel.
- Tin: Includes Ore, Raw Tin, Ingot, and Storage Blocks. Note: textures are based on the old designs for Copper Ore, Raw Iron, and the Gold Block.
- Copper: Expanded with a full set of Tools and Armor, plus Nuggets (backported from 1.21.9).
- Bronze: Crafted by alloying. Includes Ingots, Blocks, Nuggets, and a full set of Equipment.
- Steel: High-tier material. Also includes Ingots, Blocks and Nuggets, but has more powerful Equipment.


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Mechanics & Features
- Oxidation: Just like Copper, Bronze blocks oxidize over time, though the process is 2-3 times slower.

- Crucible Furnace: A new functional block used for alloying. It requires a Crucible (which has 4 durability points) to operate.
- Alloying Recipes: Combine 1 Tin + 3 Copper to get 3 Bronze ingots, or 1 Coal + 3 Iron to get 3 Steel ingots.
- Fuel: Only accepts Coal, Charcoal, Coal Blocks, and Lava Buckets. Note: Smelting speed is 2x slower than a regular furnace.

- Steel Upgrade: To craft Steel equipment, you must find a rare Smithing Template in Trail Ruins. You can duplicate the template using 7 Iron Ingots and any Terracotta block.

- Steel Golem: A formidable protector. Similar to the Iron Golem but boasts +20 Armor and deals 12.5-25 damage per hit. Note: The Steel Golem's texture is inspired by the Iron Golem from A Minecraft Movie (originally featured in a Bedrock Edition event).

Equipment Stats
- Bronze: A direct upgrade to Copper. It offers durability similar to Iron but functions like "battle-ready" Gold. Note: Piglins will remain neutral while you wear it!
- Steel: A significant upgrade over Iron, bridging the gap between Iron and Diamond.

UPDATE v1.1.6
Mechanics & Features
- Armor Trims: Tin, Bronze, and Steel ingots can be used as materials for armor trimming at the Smithing Table.
- Luck Potion: Introduced a brewing process for the Potion of Luck. Brewing a Poisonous Potato creates a Potion of Unluck; combining this with a Fermented Spider Eye results in a Potion of Luck.

- Anvil Repair: Anvils can now be repaired similarly to Iron Golems. Using an Iron Ingot while holding Shift + Right-Click restores one stage of the anvil's durability.
- Fletching Table: The block is now functional. Crafting the standard arrow recipe here yields 6 arrows. Replacing the flint with an Iron Ingot increases the output to 8 arrows.

Visual Adjustments
- Helmets: Vanilla and modded helmet textures include a nose guard.
- Bottle o' Enchanting: The texture matches the splash potion bottle shape.
![]()
UPDATE v1.2.9
Missing Blocks
- Added Wall variants for Stone, Smooth Sandstone, Smooth Red Sandstone, Prismarine Bricks, Dark Prismarine, Quartz, Smooth Quartz, and Purpur.

- Polished Granite, Andesite, and Diorite Expansion:
- Added Walls, Buttons, and Pressure Plates.
- Added Bricks, Brick Slabs, Brick Stairs, and Brick Walls (including Mossy and Cracked variants).
- Added Chiseled variants (Pillar variant for Andesite). Note: Textures are inspired by or adapted from Minecraft: Dungeons.

- Nether Blocks Expansion:
- Soul Sandstone: A complete set including regular, Cut, Chiseled, Slabs, Stairs, and Walls. Note: textures are based on the old designs for Sandstone.
- Nether Bricks: Added Cracked Slabs, Cracked Stairs, and Cracked Walls.
- Red Nether Bricks: Added Cracked (with Slabs/Stairs/Walls), Chiseled, and Fence variants.


- End Blocks Expansion:
- End Stone: Added Slabs, Stairs, and Walls.
- End Stone Bricks: Added Pillar (texture from Minecraft: Dungeons) and Cracked variants (with Slabs/Stairs/Walls).

- Other Added Blocks:
- Stone Bricks: Added Cracked Slabs, Cracked Stairs, and Cracked Walls.
- Bricks: Added Mossy and Cracked variants for Bricks, Slabs, Stairs, and Walls.
- Deepslate, Smooth Basalt, Packed Mud, and Quartz Bricks: Added Slabs, Stairs, and Walls.
- Cut Sandstone & Cut Red Sandstone: Added Stairs and Walls.
UPDATE v1.3.5
Visual Adjustments
- New Dyes textures for: Gray, Lime, Magenta, Pink, Purple Note: from 1.21.9 but without boards.
Fix Vanilla Recipes
- Add new mixing recipes:
- Brown: Red + Green OR Red + Blue/Lapis Lazuli + Yellow.
- Lime: Blue/Lapis Lazuli + Yellow + White/Bone Meal.
- Green: Blue/Lapis Lazuli + Yellow.
- Cyan: 2 Blue/Lapis Lazuli + Yellow.
- Deepslate Overhaul:
- Polished Deepslate: Now crafted from Deepslate (instead of Cobbled).
- Deepslate variants (Polished, Brick, and Tiles): available from Stonecutter using Deepslate (not Cobbled).
- Chiseled Deepslate: Now crafted from 2 Polished Deepslate Slabs (instead of 2 Cobbled Slabs).
- Other Changes:
- Signs: 1 Stick + 1 Plank = 2 Signs.
- Pressure Plates: 2 Blocks = 2 Pressure Plates.
- Doors: 6 Blocks = 4 Doors (Iron Door: 6 Ingots = 1 Door).
- Trapdoors: 6 Blocks = 6 Trapdoors.
- Sticks: 2 Planks = 8 Sticks.
Mechanics & Features
- Woodcutter: Efficiently process your wood! Convert Logs to Stripped Logs, or Planks into Slabs and Stairs.
- Garden Table: Note: texture is based on the old designs for Cartography Table.
- Grass Block: Dirt + Bone Meal + Wheat Seeds.
- Mycelium: Dirt + Bone Meal + Brown/Red Mushroom.
- Podzol: Dirt + Bone Meal + Rotten Flesh.

- New Villager Professions:
- Lumberjack: Uses the Woodcutter.
- Gardener: Uses the Garden Table.
- Beekeeper: Uses the Honeycomb Block as a workstation (because cannot be attached to Beehive).

The mod supports 24 (36) languages:
- Belarusian
- Bosnian
- Croatian
- Czech
- Danish
- Dutch (Netherlands, Belgium)
- English (USA, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand)
- Estonian
- Finnish
- French (France, Canada)
- German (Germany, Austria, Switzerland)
- Italian
- Latvian
- Lithuanian
- Macedonian
- Norwegian
- Polish
- Portuguese (Portugal, Brazil)
- Romanian (Romania/Moldova)
- Slovak
- Slovene
- Spanish (Spain, Mexico, Argentina)
- Swedish
- Ukrainian
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