Overview

XP Synthesiser is a mod that lets you synthesise XP from power. The main goal of this mod is to provide those on multiplayer and singleplayer with a simple, lag-less alternative to mobfarms that provides solely experience. It also has added utility of being able to store experience, but the mod itself does not provide a way to generate power.

How to use

The mod contains a block (the XP Synthesiser) and an item (the Kill Recorder).

After crafting the Kill Recorder, you can toggle (shift + right click) it to let it start recording any mobs you kill. It will tally the gained experience from the kills, and then you can toggle it again to store that recording. Any future recordings on the same Kill Recorder will overwrite any previous ones. It will only register XP gain from kills, and no other sources.

A Kill Recorder with a saved recording can be placed inside the XP Synthesiser. The Synthesiser, with a valid recording, will start to generate XP. It will generate the amount of XP that you stored in the recording in the amount of time it took you to record that amount of XP gain. However, a power cost is applied per experience point generated, scaled harshly depending on how long it took you to record (much shorter recordings have a much higher per-tick and total power cost). XP generation is paused while there is not sufficient power.

Any XP generated can be extracted with the buttons in the XP Synthesiser's UI. XP can also be stored in the block that way - but be careful! Breaking the block will lose any retained XP.

The mod contains a block (the XP Synthesiser) and an item (the Kill Recorder).

After crafting the Kill Recorder, you can toggle (shift + right click) it to let it start recording any mobs you kill. It will tally the gained experience from the kills, and then you can toggle it again to store that recording. Any future recordings on the same Kill Recorder will overwrite any previous ones. It will only register XP gain from kills, and no other sources.

A Kill Recorder with a saved recording can be placed inside the XP Synthesiser. The Synthesiser, with a valid recording, will start to generate XP. It will generate the amount of XP that you stored in the recording in the amount of time it took you to record that amount of XP gain. However, a power cost is applied per experience point generated, scaled harshly depending on how long it took you to record (much shorter recordings have a much higher per-tick and total power cost). XP generation is paused while there is not sufficient power.

Any XP generated can be extracted with the buttons in the XP Synthesiser's UI. XP can also be stored in the block that way - but be careful! Breaking the block will lose any retained XP.