MoreIndustry : Workshop

First release for Minecraft 1.20.1 (Forge 47). It already has 0.2.1, below, which is not out for 1.21.1 yet. JEI recipe pages are not included on 1.20.1 yet.

0.2.1

Dams rebuilt, 2026-10-17

• Dams are now real dam power stations: every machine is inside the concrete. The turbines stand in a machine hall at the foot of the wall, behind a tall glazed front, under a skylight and an overhead crane; each one sends its water back to the river through an outlet in the front wall.
• The control room is its own room, behind a window that looks onto the turbines. A maintenance workshop sits at the other end of the hall.
• Two access towers stand at the ends of the crest. A spiral staircase in each goes down to a gallery that leads to the control room or the workshop.
• The control room and the workshop have chests and barrels to loot.
• The spillway moved to one side of the valley. Dams are taller: 14, 20 and 26 blocks, with 1, 2 and 3 turbines.
• /atelier barrage <0-2> builds a single dam on the ground where you stand, like the ones MoreModPack: Core places in new worlds.

The garage, 2026-10-14

• The workbench can take apart what it assembles: put a vehicle engine alone in the grid and press "Take apart". Its parts go back to their places; a used engine leaves its pistons and hoses behind. Put new ones in and the grid gives you a fresh engine.
• Cables attach anywhere on a machine: the upper blocks of the tyre changer and the balancer, and even the floor right next to a machine whose model overhangs its block. They also attach to the vehicle lift and the paint booth, which now live in MoreTransport: Motorbike.
• The tyre changer and the balancer were rebuilt with more detail (pedals, bead breaker, gauge, turning table with four jaws; weight tray, eight-button console, shaft and cone, hood). The wheel being worked on lies on the tyre changer's table, and vehicle wheels show on both machines with their real 3D model.
• The tyre changer also changes tyres: put the old wheel where the rim goes, with a new tyre, and it gives the wheel back with the new tyre (to be balanced, like every wheel that comes out of it).