BuildCraft Mod 1.12.2, 1.11.2 - Download Minecraft Mod

What is BuildCraft Mod?

BuildCraft is a mod that mines resources, crafts goods, and sorts materials using machinery. It also contains machines that can create structures based on blueprints autonomously. Pipes for transporting things, liquids, and power are also included in the mod. Asie, Krapht, SirSengir, CovertJaguar, and SpaceToad have all contributed to BuildCraft.

BuildCraft was the first mod to add Joules to Minecraft (MJ). BuildCraft includes three engines that can be used to power machines like the Quarry, Pump, and Builder. Oil and Fuel, two new liquids introduced by BuildCraft, give greater energy output. The BuildCraft Wrench is a revolutionary machine and piping system reorientation tool.

Pipes and MJ are the two most significant additions to BuildCraft (Minecraft Joules). Items, fluids, and mechanical energy are transported between inventories/machines via pipes. Wooden, Cobblestone, Stone, Sandstone, Iron, Gold, Diamond, Emerald, and Obsidian are just a few of the various types of pipes available, each with its own set of functions. Pipes can be used to make Fluid Pipes for transferring liquids, or Kinesis Pipes for transporting mechanical energy, by combining them with Pipe Sealant. BuildCraft and BuildCraft-compatible machines are powered by MJ. Thermal Expansion’s machinery, for example, requires MJ.

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Features:

Machines: There are a variety of machines in BuildCraft that may be used to automate processes. To function, they all need Redstone Flux (RF) energy, which is given by one or more engines.

Quarry: This machine will mine a region until it reaches bedrock or lava.

Mining Well: This equipment will dig straight down till lava or bedrock is reached. It’s used in the construction of a pump.

Pump: The liquids will be pumped and transported through watertight pipes by this mechanism.

Autocrafting Table: When given a recipe and ingredients, this machine will produce created objects. Materials will be extracted from a nearby chest and used.

Refinery: This machine, when powered by a Stirling engine or better, will progressively change oil into fuel, which is significantly more efficient for powering combustion engines than crude oil.

Tank: Rather than being a machine, it is a simple stackable tank that can contain liquids such as lava, water, oil, and gasoline.

Engines: The machines and constructors are powered by engines. With a wooden pipe, they can also be used to pull objects from inventories. Other FTB mods, such as Forestry and Railcraft, introduce new engines to the game, such as the electrical engine, which runs on IC2 power (EU) and generates MJ power. When redstone is used, engines start up and gradually speed up as they warm up. The engine will explode if it gets too hot. If a redstone engine is attached to something that receives energy, such as a wooden pipe, it will not explode.

Transport: Pipes transfer things, liquids, and electricity between stocks. Wooden, Cobblestone, Stone, Sandstone, Iron, Gold, Diamond, and Obsidian are the eight various varieties of pipes, each having its own function. Pipes can be coupled with Pipe Waterproof to create Waterproof Pipes capable of transporting liquids, or with redstone to create Conductive Pipes capable of transporting energy.

Building: All of these will enable automated construction and, in certain situations, demolition of blocks.

Filler: Depending on the pattern provided in the GUI, this machine can perform a variety of tasks.

Builder: This machine will construct anything specified by a blueprint if it has access to the necessary resources, which it displays in its graphical user interface.

Architect Table: An architect table is used to scan and store a volume of interest to a blueprint for use in a builder later.

Blueprint: In an architect table, this is used to save the scanned region for later usage in a builder. It keeps track of the block type.

Template: This holds a description of the blocks within an area, similar to the blueprint, allowing it to be replicated by a builder; however, the template only records the location of the blocks, not their kind.

The Landmark: These can be used to choose a location for the architect table, as well as the Quarry and Filler.

Gates: BuildCraft uses gates to allow for complex detections and interactions. Engine heat, inventory, MJ energy storage, machine statuses, items flowing through pipelines, and redstone signals are just a few of the things they can detect.

Gears: BuildCraft uses gears to construct everything from engines to quarries and autocrafting tables. They come in five different types, each of which builds on the previous one. Other mods, such as Forestry, which adds tin, copper, and bronze gears to its machines, and Thermal Expansion, which also adds Tin, Copper, and Invar gears, but none of these are used in BuildCraft machines, add more gears to the mod pack.

Pipes: Sucking objects out of inventory is done with wooden pipes (or tanks, engines). They don’t communicate with one another, and to work, they’ll need a Redstone Engine or better, or an Autarchic Gate. Standard, Waterproof, and Conductive Wooden Pipes are available. Engines must link to wooden conductive pipes in order to send power elsewhere.

About:

The simplest rudimentary transport pipes are cobblestone pipes. They are not connected to Stone Pipes, and they are a very inexpensive way to transport stuff (just items, not liquids or power). The flow of fluids through cobblestone pipelines will slow and eventually halt.

Stone Pipes are slightly superior to Cobblestone and will not connect with them. They can be converted to Waterproof or Conductive pipe, but they will not perform as well as Gold variants. If they travel a long distance in them, they will experience drag, which will slow them down, although not as much as with Cobblestone Pipes.

Machines will not connect to sandstone pipes. This makes them ideal for routing a pipe right behind or beneath an equipment that should not be connected to your pipe network.

Your logic system begins with iron pipes. They are one-way pipes, meaning that objects can enter in any direction but can only exit in one. To change which side is the output, whack it with a wrench. When you have numerous devices all outputting to the same location, or when you have a serial arrangement, this is really beneficial.

Things that pass through Golden Pipes will be accelerated. To keep your stuff flowing faster, space them out. Golden Fluid Pipes have a higher MB capacity than other pipes. The least amount of energy is lost per square in Golden Conductive Pipes.

Diamond Pipes are the most advanced of all the pipes described above. By right-clicking it, you’ll see a sophisticated interface that can help you sort through a lot of data on your network. Basically, you put something on a colour line in your diamond pipe, and everything that passes through that direction goes through that colour line. Colors are determined by cardinal orientation and are unaffected by player interaction or facing.

Because Quartz Pipes have a minimal drag, things will not slow down as much as they would in other pipes. Cobblestone and Stone Pipes will not connect to the Quartz Pipe.

Emzuli Pipes are advanced extraction pipes that require the usage of logic gates in order to function. Only four things are available in each of the four-wire colours. This pipe can also be used to paint items for subsequent routing.

Lazuli Pipes apply colour to items as they pass through. After that, this colour can be used to aid with routing.

The least powerful engines are Redstone Engines. It can only be used to run pumps and wooden pipes. No, enough of them will not add up to a useful amount of power; instead, your system will lag while attempting to do so.

Stirling Engines create 1 MJ/t and run on the same materials as furnaces – coal, wood, lava buckets, and so on. It’s a dependable engine, and it’s most likely what you’ll start with.

Depending on the fuel used, combustion engines produce variable amounts of MJ. If they aren’t given enough water, they can also explode. Other than Railcraft’s Steam Engines, Combustion Engines have the highest potential MJ/t output of any engine, with 6 MJ/t while running on Fuel.

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