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Simple Cobblestone Generator
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Simple Cobblestone Generator

Simple Cobblestone Generator adds a single block that provides an endless supply of cobblestone for automation. Generation is free and unlimited by default, or it can be configured to consume energy and limit each extraction.
Fabric 26.2
The Minecraft 26.2 release is a Fabric port of the original mod. It runs on both the client and server and requires:
- Minecraft 26.2
- Fabric Loader 0.19.3 or newer
- Fabric API
- Java 25
Team Reborn Energy API support is bundled in the mod JAR, so it does not need to be installed separately. Older downloads remain available for their original Forge versions.
Features
- Extract cobblestone from any side with Fabric Transfer API-compatible pipes and storage systems.
- Insert cobblestone from any side. As in the original mod, each insertion accepts and voids one cobblestone.
- Optionally require energy for every extracted block.
- Persist stored energy across world saves.
- Limit the amount returned by each automation extraction.
- Inspect, change, or reload the server configuration while the game is running.
Crafting Recipe
The Cobblestone Generator uses the original recipe:

Iron Pickaxe | Iron Pickaxe | Iron Pickaxe
Lava Bucket | Cobblestone | Water Bucket
Iron Pickaxe | Iron Pickaxe | Iron Pickaxe
Configuration
The first launch creates config/simplecobblegen.json:
{
"rf_per_block": 0,
"max_cobble_per_tick": -1
}
rf_per_block: energy required for each generated cobblestone.0disables energy use.max_cobble_per_tick: maximum blocks returned by one automation extraction.-1is unlimited and0disables generation.
Server administrators can manage these settings without restarting:
/simplecobblegen config
/simplecobblegen config get
/simplecobblegen config set rf_per_block <0 or greater>
/simplecobblegen config set max_cobble_per_tick <-1 or greater>
/simplecobblegen config reload
Command changes are saved and become active immediately. Use reload after editing the JSON file directly. Invalid files are rejected without replacing the active settings.
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Enjoy your endless supply of cobblestone!
Simple Cobblestone Generator
Quick Intro
This is a mod that adds a Cobblestone Generator... This is not a machine that makes power from cobble, but a machine that makes cobble, optionally using power.
Yes, you can use this in your pack... so long as the pack, and therefore my mod, is not being sold for money.
What Does it Look Like?
It looks like this: 
How Does it Work?
It produces cobble as fast as you can take it out. However, if you make it require power in the configs... then it turns into a box where power goes in and cobble goes out, speed limited only by your ability to harness it.
How Do I Craft it?
Like this:

However, that can be changed by a modpack maker.
How Do I Make it Use Power?
To make it use power, find the mod's configuration file, and change the power requirement "RF_PER_BLOCK" to be greater than 0.
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