#Jadedcat agrarian skies 3 mods#

Get a couple of cows and a wheat farm to breed them you were golden. This included every metal and metal alloy, in molten form.

#Jadedcat agrarian skies 3 mods#

I think Sky Factory 2 had the fluid cows mod, along with multiple add-on mods for it, such that literally any fluid in the game, you could breed cows that produced it instead of milk. Ag Skies, being a jadedcat pack, does make you think a bit more than some - it's not a complete kitchen sink modpack (in the skyblock realm, that'd be the much more popular Sky Factory series), those tend to have all sorts of ridiculous OP stuff that makes 90% of stuff you could want to do incredibly easy, and only requires you to know which of the dozen ways available to do a given thing are the actually good ones. It's all pipes and often single-block machines like the auto-hammerer and auto-sieve, put one thing in, provide power, and something else comes out. Not made a single hopper or dropper, either. Still creativity required, mind, but for example, the only thing I've used redstone for is as a crafting ingredient in making machines. Vanilla is about finding very creative and often complex ways of combining the (relatively) simple set of tools you have, while tech packs more overload you with a crazy amount of already-complex tools to work with. Heck, if I stay interested long enough, I might even tackle building a big reactor, or a fancy Applied Energistics system.Д¬lick to shrink.well, a heavily modded pack like Agrarian Skies is a whole different sort of thing from some of the crazy vanilla automation people do. I'll get on that later, assuming I don't get bored and wander off first.

Normally I build a mob farm as soon as I've got automatic cobble generation of some kind, long before I get into automating any of the metals and other minerals, but I'm considering actually going the agricraft path and skipping a mob farm entirely if I can.ДЄlso need to build a new automated tree farm - had a smallish one but tore it down when I needed space for other things, and now my supply of logs from that has dwindled to less than two stacks.ДЄt some point I should probably build a house, or at least, something with walls and a roof. In the mean time, plenty of other projects I need to work on. To that end got a chest of cobblestone slowly being turned into seared bricks by my current big smelter - gonna need a lot, so that'll take a while. This week extended that so that the various broken, crushed, and powdered ores are being packaged and hammered automatically so only the blocks of ore dust, ready for smelting, are sent to storage - this took a bit, because the way I vaguely remembered doing it years ago in Ag Skies 1 no longer worked and I had to explore the available mods in this pack to find a reasonable solution.ДЄll that's left there is automating the smelting part - I *could* just throw down some electric furnaces of some kind, but I feel like making a ridiculous array of Tinker's Construct smelters instead. Once I got past the early grind and started to get serious about automation, I got a an array of pulverizers making gravel, sand, and dust, to feed to auto-sieves, with the output going to a big wall of storage drawers. I'd played a good bit of skyblock, vanilla and modded both, but this pack came out after Minecraft went from my main timesink to an infrequent itch, and I'd never messed with it. This time I decided to shun the shiny new things in vanilla since my last play and instead decided to give the modpack Agrarian Skies 2 a try. The itch to play Minecraft has returned, as it tends to about once a year or so for me. this isn't going to go well for me, is it? I have no idea what they're thinking we had a trade treaty and, okay, I'd been spying on them extensively, but is that really cause for war? On the other hand, it might give me the opportunity to take some of their lands for myself, assuming that I can manage to redeploy my armies before they attack me. I'm like fourty turns in and I'm feeling pretty good I managed to wipe out the Byzantines early on, so I now control most of their territory, there was a crusade for Cairo of all places that I managed to win, and then the Holy Roman Empire randomly declared war on me by blockading Venice's port. I also randomly started playing Medieval 2: Total War again, running a vanilla campaign as Venice. The Nameless drops a ridiculous amount of boxes when killed, more than you could ever collect, at least as the Ranger. Things got exciting for a bit when the Primer Mothership revealed that it was actually composed mostly of cannons, and the fight with its commander was touch and go for a while, but I won through in the end. I managed to complete Earth Defense Force 5 on Normal mode as the Ranger.