Mod Info
It provides players with the ability to switch between different synthetic formulas, avoiding the problem of conflicts caused by the player’s current formula being used by multiple synthetic tables. Players can click the switch button on the synthesis interface to select different synthetic products from the list that appears.
When the player installs a large number of modules in the game, the composition table conflict is a frequent problem. The module is dedicated to solving this problem. When the composition table conflicts, the player can choose the Item that needs to be synthesized among multiple composable Item.
Features
A module that solves formula conflicts in multi-module games, which allows players to choose from a variety of composable Item.
The module provides an alternative solution that allows all possible synthesis methods and firing Item formulations to coexist without considering conflicts.
Workbench: When the raw materials match more than one recipe, a button will appear above the output slot. Press this button to display a list of results of all Item that will be synthesized, and select one that will change the output of the workbench. As long as the raw materials do not change, the module will remember the last choice, so it can be repeated with only one choice.
Furnace: When one input matches more than one output, a button will appear above the output slot. Pressing this button will display a list of all results that will be fired, and the currently selected results will be highlighted with a green border. Selecting a result in the list will change the furnace output. This option will be saved to the block itself and continuously loaded and unloaded throughout the world Range.
Forging table: Just like the others, when a valid input matches more than one output, a button will appear above the output slot. After selection, the output will change to your selection.
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How To Install Minecraft Mod
- Press the key combination “Window+R” to Open the Run command window
- Insert “%appdata%” and then press “Enter” to open The “Roaming folder”
- You should see a folder named “.minecraft”. If you see a folder named “mods”, simply open it.
- If you don’t see any “mods” folder in “.minecraft” folder, don’t worry! You can just create a new folder and name it “mods”. Right-click in the folder, choose “New” -> “Folder”, rename the folder to “mods” and you are done!