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Adds more fuels, materials, and utilities!
Neoforge is a fork of the Minecraft Forge available for versions 1.20.1+ of Minecraft. Many Forge mods are compatible with Neoforge and vice versa.
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Do you want to spice up your furnaces with a new type of fuel?
This mod adds oil, alcohol, and even more!
To start, you will need to craft an oil rig. Give it a battery or redstone dusts, and it will start to find oil for you. Caution: the machine will cause "air pollution"! The machine will produce a bucket of crude oil when it's done.
You can refine the crude oil with a furnace. The refined oil can be used directly as fuel, or crafted into a large canister of oil for more recipes.
Refined canisters are a crucial material needed to make Handheld Instant Fermenters, which can help you make alcohol-related things.
To make plastic blocks, "brew" a canister of refined oil on a brewing stand, but with a bucket instead of a water bottle at the bottom.
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