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Horse Powered

Hand-cranked and animal-powered machinery focusing on early game grinding, chopping, pressing, drying, and crushing. Leash horses, donkeys, or llamas to automate the line or generate Forge Energy. Data-driven recipes with full JEI, EMI, and Jade support.

File Details

horsepowered 2.3.0

  • R
  • Apr 24, 2026
  • 289.18 KB
  • 41
  • 1.21.1
  • NeoForge

File Name

horsepowered-2.3.0.jar

Supported Versions

  • 1.21.1

Curse Maven Snippet

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implementation "curse.maven:horse-powered-1408330:7975759"
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Horse Powered 2.3.0

New Features

  • Recipe tiers: chopping and grinding recipes accept an optional "tier" field ("any" | "hand_only" | "horse_only", default "any"). Hand and horse variants can share the same input ingredient with different yields — e.g. 1 bone -> 2 bonemeal on the hand grinder alongside 1 bone -> 4 bonemeal on the horse grinder — without colliding, and recipes can be made exclusive to one power mode.
  • Recipe sort priority: all recipe types accept an optional "priority" integer (default 0). Higher priority sorts earlier in the JEI/EMI recipe list, so related recipes can be grouped together instead of scattered by load order.
  • EMI compatibility: native EMI plugin ships alongside the existing JEI integration. Each machine gets its own EMI category and workstation, and the progress arrow renders correctly under EMI.
  • Manual Grinding JEI/EMI category: hand grindstone now has a dedicated recipe-viewer tab showing only hand-applicable recipes, matching the existing Manual Chopping split.

Bug Fixes

  • Horse chopper break animation: the break progress overlay is now visible across the full 2-block model instead of being invisible on the top half.
  • Hopper automation above the chopper: vanilla hoppers and chests can now input items into the chopper's input slot from the upper block of the multi-block, letting players route automation above the horse's path instead of on the ground where the horse would try to climb it.