Oritech

       

Oritech is an open-source tech mod (currently for Minecraft 26. 1. 2), featuring many new machines and tools. Content ranges from processing machines, world interaction machines, logistical parts, new features integrated into world generation, equipment, and more. Machines are mostly animated multiblocks, with upgrades being implemented using addon blocks.

A wiki is available online on moddedmc.org or via the (https://modrinth.com/mod/oracle-index). Includes JEI, REI and EMI compatibility. Works best with EMI.

## Features include ✨ - Multiple ore processing chains / variants - Automated farming machines - Electric tools and armor - Item, fluid and energy pipes - Drones to transport items across vast distances - Lasers to automatically mine blocks - Colorable machines - Cybernetic Player augmentation - Particle Accelerators! - New decorative content, included connected textures and animated doors - Diverse energy generation methods, from burning fossil fuels to creating sustainable farms for biofuel - Extensive configuration options, and Mod Menu integration

Extra mod compatibilities (allowing metals and other components to be processed in Oritech machines, and vice-versa) for the following mods are included: ### Fabric - Alloy Forgery - Clutter - Energized Power - Mythic Metals - Tech Reborn ### Neoforge - Actually Additions - Applied Energistics 2 - Create - Ender IO - Energized Power - Immersive Engineering - Industrial Foregoing - Mekanism (and Mekanism Generators) - PneumaticCraft: Repressurized - Powah! - Productive Metalworks

The following translations are available: - English - Chinese (by PlatinumOak) - Brazilian Portuguese (by RenanEuzebio) - Russian (by nuchohent) - Ukrainian (by nuchohent) - Spanish (by Seyronh) - Turkish (by RuyaSavascisi) - French (by kikipunk) - German (by Wolkensteinchen) - Polish (by plhappylemonpl & Przemol)

## Small showcase 🎥

## Additional information ℹ️

One of the main design ideas is to have multiple ways to get things in the mod. For example, plastic can either be produced using farming items or via oil processing. The same philosophy is applied to most of the mod. The goal is to avoid annoying roadblocks where you need one rare and specific item to proceed. Instead, there are usually multiple ways to get something done (although in this test release this isn't always the case).

Another design goal is to have renewable sources for most things. This includes fuel and items, which can be gained by building large automated farms. Metals can be gained by using the bedrock extractor and gaining "renewable" metals in the late game. Getting those up and running requires players to set up large bases and processing chains. The naturally spawned resource nodes for the bedrock extractors, and also the oil wells are there to incentivize players to build auxiliary bases and then transport items to a central hub.

All parts of Oritech are heavily designed with simplicity and performance in mind. Pipe blocks only have entities where needed (e.g. when connecting to machines), and all networks are cached. Network updates are only sent when needed. Where possible, everything is precomputed or cached.

Pipes are generally pretty fast, and there is only 1 pipe tier for e