
This is Assembly Line Machines, a complete re-imagining of Minecraft's technological side. This mod features new features and an entirely new progression system, built from the ground up to give much more depth to Minecraft.
We add over 250 new items and blocks into Minecraft, including over 30 unique machines, with progression built to last over six hours of standard gameplay. We are always growing features with regular updates planned, so please stay tuned and submit your requests for features at our GitHub repository.
PSA: A known incompatibility exists with Cooking for Blockheads 12.0.0 and Balm 3.0.2+0. If you are using these versions, the Grinder and several other processing methods will not work for all recipes. Before making a bug report, try upgrading to CfB 12.0.1 and Balm 3.0.3+0 to fix that problem.
What IS it?
It is a ground-up reimagining of a tech mod in Minecraft, from humble beginnings hand-grinding resources to get steel, all the way up to the alloys of your wildest dreams. There is a specific focus on progression and an in-depth linear tech tree, allowing for extensive gameplay and sprawling factories, with one technology needing to be mastered before you can move onto the next.

(Resource Packs & Shaders Used: Stay True by haimcyfly, Sildur's Vibrant Shaders)

(Plastic & Rubber automation, with on-site oil drilling and ground charcoal creation)

(Electric + MKII Machines with coal and geothermal generators)

(Kinetic Machines, back when machines broke your crank every 2 minutes)

(The quarry + fully automated ore processing and storage) (Some Ingots are from All the Ores)

(Interactor mob farm w/ powered spawner + experience mill automation)

(The Entropy Reactor, making reactions so strong it corrupts the very world around you)
What versions are currently supported?
1.18.2 and future Minecraft versions will have all new content, while prior versions will only receive backported critical bug fixes.
Compatibility?
A number of mods have direct compatability in most versions, including:
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JEI, an in-depth recipe viewer for modern versions of Minecraft.
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The One Probe, an information panel which can show information when you place your mouse over some types of blocks.
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Mekanism, allowing ALM gases to be used in Mekanism gas pipes.
For more information, check out the CurseForge Relations tab.
Documentation?
Apart from Patchouli in supported versions for player support, we also have a
Developer Wiki, in which available recipe types are featured in more detail, so that packmakers can use data pack format to make recipes. This dev wiki also features an outdated web guide on gameplay, with documentation completed up until the midgame and for version 1.17.1-1.2.1.
What are you waiting for? Try it out today!
This mod was created by and is maintained by Haydenman2 (Hayden Belanger) and NinjaKittens (Dax Flame is not his real name, but he likes to be called that.) While others are free to take and modify the code, the version listed on CurseForge and the code on the linked GitHub is the only official version for distribution, and the only one you will receive legitimate support on. Usage of assets or mod in pack is allowed, but must follow the terms laid out in the currently used license of GNU Affero General Public License Version 3.0.
There is a small incompatibility between this mod and Mekanism, Thermal, and AllTheOres regarding Crushed Netherite. In those three mods you obtain Netherite Dust through their various crushing methods by crushing a Netherite Ingot. In Assembly Line Machines, you obtain Crushed Netherite using the crusher but with a Netherite Scrap. They are tagged the same but are not obtained the same way. Since they are tagged the same way, smelting any of them will result in a Netherite Scrap which would be incorrect for the three mods previously mentioned. Any way to fix this?
In reply to TheWarlock98:
At first I wasn't quite sure what you meant, but after some playtesting myself yeah, that's 100% an exploit. We assumed that when other mod devs added in their Netherite Dust tags it would be regarding the scraps not the ingots.
I'll let Haydenman know and we'll try to have a fix out for this ASAP.
Yeah I'm totally lost about the Entropy Reactor. Before I couldn't get the blocks to actually become the reactor but now it's working. But how on Earth does the thing work? How does it accept corrupted shards? Or anything else for that matter.
In reply to CartoonEric:
The Entropy Reactor has 3 main ports when the multiblock is formed, an Item input on the right, an item output on the back, and a power output on the left. To get the multiblock up and running you need to feed it Corrupt Shards through the item input on the right hand side through a hopper or item pipe. Once fed a shard the Entropy Reactor will begin a heat-up period in which you can feed it additional corrupt shards to increase the FE/t generation.
One thing to note is that if you want to get corrupt blocks the entropy level has to be around 50% saturation and then it'll start world corruption. You can achieve high levels of entropy by feeding the reactor a bunch of the same item (e.g. 20 corrupt cobblestone shards will give you a high level of entropy).
Hope this helped!
In reply to NinjaKittens2:
So I tried the method that you instructed and....IT WORKS! It finally did something! Thanks very much!
In reply to CartoonEric
Awesome! Glad to have helped!
i also have the problem that the grinder doesn´t has any recipes, i dont have Cooking for Blockheads, but have Balm (Forge Edition) balm-3.0.3+0
In reply to nyu210:
I would recommend testing by disabling mods one-by-one until you locate the one causing an incompatibility. This is almost always a mod not playing nice with others in relation to the new tag system modders need to deal with as of 1.18.2.
I read below and am also having steel ingot issues with AQM3
In reply to meowshal:
Hey there!
AQM3 has disabled our steel recipe using the fluid bath and other machines, you'll have to use Immersive Engineering to obtain the ingot in that pack specifically.
how do you setup the pump
In reply to kakadoman:
The Pump is a multiblock which needs both the Pumpshaft and the Pump blocks to function, if you've used the mystium dowsing rod to locate a reservoir all you need to do is place the Pumpshaft as the bottom block and the Pump as the top block and should register as valid, afterwards you'll also need to give it both external power as well as a fluid storage inventory (e.g tank) for it to start functioning properly!
Right now power's a little hard to transport in the mod as battery cells don't maintain charge when broken (this will be coming in the next version), so I'd recommend pumping lava first and transporting it with Ender Tanks and setting up Geothermal Generators on site to keep the pumps active!
Hope this helped!
Mod is seriously broken in Another Quality modpack 3. Is seems to be impossible to create steel by either the fluid bath or simple fluid mixer (haven't tested machines in further stages). When I put lava in the bath and put the ground iron with the ground coal in it, it will just turn black and ask me to empty te bath. Is this a known issue?
In reply to iliascrunch:
Hey there, sorry for the late reply.
I tested 1.3.8 which appears to be the version the modpack is running in both an isolated forge environment and in the modpack itself and this appears to be a compatibility issue within the modpack, as the recipe works fine in an isolated environment.
In the modpack though I wasn't able to get the recipe working myself so there's most likely a mod within the pack causing a conflict.
I don't think there's much we can do about that right now, but I'll pass this along to Haydenman to see if there's something we might be able to work out!
In reply to NinjaKittens2:
Did a little more testing,
And it looks like the reason it's giving you an error is becuase our steel recipe is disabled in the pack.
so you can't set more than one connector in a single block space?
In reply to Chroma_PIE:
For the time being, that's correct.
Crashes when clients join server, "took to long" server states.
In reply to Psychomantys902:
Please make a GitHub issue report, although I've recently determined this is not something I can likely fix easily as it looks to be a niche issue with some system configurations.
In reply to haydenman2:
I've posted it on the the issue tracker on github already under the page that was closed today. I've tried all the fixes you recommended but nothing worked. I really don't understand whats causing it. What version of forge etc. were you using so I can test it.