freeq81 Posted April 18, 2022 Share Posted April 18, 2022 Small extended autocrafting guide  To create recipes in autocrafting with the size 5x5, 7x7 or 9x9 you have to use the mods PackagedAuto and PackagedEXCrafting.  You will need the following to start: 1 Package Recipe Encoder, 2 Package Recipe Holders, 1 Packager, 1 Unpackager and depending on what you want to craft an Advanced, Elite or Ultimate Package Crafter.  Or a crate into which the items are exported to craft them manually (Draconic Evulution, Mage / Jeweler's Workchop or something else).  A Packager, Unpackager and Package Crafter make a crafting unit that can craft 20 different recipes of one type (Advanced/Elite/Ultimate). Per unit 2 channels to the ME controller are needed.  In the Package Recipe Encoder the recipes are created and stored in the Package Recipe Holder. Set the Processing Mode to what you want to craft, for example Advanced. Select what you want to craft with "Move Items". Make sure you don't have any exotic chests or chiseld items in the recipe. Then save the Recept and put one Recipe Holder in the Packager and one in the Unpackager.   Now the item should be "orderable" in the ME.  You will see the Carpenter and the Recipe Package in the ME. The Recipe Package is only important for crafting and not for ordering. If you order the item you will get like in normal autocrafting displayed what is needed.  9x9 Extreme Crafting of Avaritia can only be automated via Refined Storage or via the detour if you unpack the items in a box and then manually craftet in the crafting table!  I hope it helps a little bit and is understandable  In my base are currently the 320 of me most frequently used recipes automated. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Demos23 Posted October 17 Share Posted October 17 On 4/18/2022 at 3:04 PM, freeq81 said: Small extended autocrafting guide  To create recipes in autocrafting with the size 5x5, 7x7 or 9x9 you have to use the mods PackagedAuto and PackagedEXCrafting.  You will need the following to start: 1 Package Recipe Encoder, 2 Package Recipe Holders, 1 Packager, 1 Unpackager and depending on what you want to craft an Advanced, Elite or Ultimate Package Crafter.  Or a crate into which the items are exported to craft them manually (Draconic Evulution, Mage / Jeweler's Workchop or something else).  A Packager, Unpackager and Package Crafter make a crafting unit that can craft 20 different recipes of one type (Advanced/Elite/Ultimate). Per unit 2 channels to the ME controller are needed.  In the Package Recipe Encoder the recipes are created and stored in the Package Recipe Holder. Set the Processing Mode to what you want to craft, for example Advanced. Select what you want to craft with "Move Items". Make sure you don't have any exotic chests or chiseld items in the recipe. Then save the Recept and put one Recipe Holder in the Packager and one in the Unpackager.   Now the item should be "orderable" in the ME.  You will see the Carpenter and the Recipe Package in the ME. The Recipe Package is only important for crafting and not for ordering. If you order the item you will get like in normal autocrafting displayed what is needed.  9x9 Extreme Crafting of Avaritia can only be automated via Refined Storage or via the detour if you unpack the items in a box and then manually craftet in the crafting table!  I hope it helps a little bit and is understandable Great guide! I am writing an academic essay on this topic and collecting material. So this information is very useful for me. By the way, the process of mastering autocrafting is not much different from writing a complex research proposal - it requires careful planning and breaking down problems into manageable steps. If you are interested in how academic proposals are structured, this resource www.phdresearchproposal.org provides a great breakdown that may be of interest to those who enjoy this level of detailed planning. In my base are currently the 320 of me most frequently used recipes automated. Thanks for the guide! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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