Excessive Utilities

Excessive Utilities is a continuation of Extra Utilities 1 and 2, offering various useful items and such. Some of you might remember the mod from older versions of modded Minecraft. Whether this is your first time seeing this mod, or your thousandth, these quests will help you get aligned with the mod.

To make Unstable Ingots, you will need a Division Sigil. They are occasionally dropped by Withers, or can be found as loot in Strongholds, Mineshafts, Dungeons, and Temples in deserts.

Asks for: Division Sigil

Excessive Utilities adds Forge Energy generators as well. Speed Upgrades are compatible with Generators as well, increasing their FE output up to 64 times while consuming their respective fuel type faster, at the cost of Grid Power (don't worry the generators don't use GP without these upgrades).

Asks for: Furnace

The Magmatic Generator uses Lava to produce FE.

Asks for: Magmatic Generator

The Heated Redstone Generator is an upgrade to the Magmatic Generator. On top of Lava, it now requires Redstone to generate FE, but produces more than its predecessor.

Asks for: Heated Redstone Generator

Various machines, some Forge Energy-consuming, some not, offered by Excessive Utilities.

Asks for: Machine Block

It uses FE instead of fuel like Coal to smelt items.

Asks for: Furnace

It crushes things, such as flowers into dye, carpets into string.

Asks for: Crusher

By dividing an Iron Ingot with a Diamond, you will get an Unstable Ingot. Due to divisions by Diamond being equivalent to divisions by zero, the Unstable Ingot can only last for 10 seconds before exploding. Make sure to craft something with it quickly before then! Attempting to leave the crafting menu while you have this ingot will result in an early explosion, and, possibly, your demise as well. Unstable Ingots crafted through automation are considered "unacceptable", and may not be used in crafting recipes. "Hope you are good at crafting under pressure." - Jonh09

Asks for: Unstable Ingot

The Healing Axe will occasionally feed you a bit while held. When you attack an entity with this Axe, they will be healed, at the cost of your own health. This interaction deals increased damage to undead mobs instead. It's also unbreakable.

Asks for: Healing Axe

The Culinary Generator uses food to generate FE.

Asks for: Culinary Generator

The Pseudo-Inversion Sigil is the unbreakable counterpart of the Division Sigil. Acquiring it requires a particularly demanding rite. At any time, you can sneak right click the Beacon with a Division Sigil to see the next step for this rite. 1. In The End, provide a flat area of at least 11x11 blocks and place a Beacon in its center. 2. Place a chest in each of the 4 cardinal directions 5 blocks away from the Beacon. 3. Lay down a pattern of Redstone Dust and String in a spiral pattern, as shown in this image. Red corresponds to Redstone, and Cyan corresponds to String. Next Page -> 4. In each chest, insert the following contents (check the tasks of this quest to see which items are valid for each chest): 4.1. The Northern chest: the Children of Fire, 12 unique items that are produced with a Furnace. 4.2. The Southern chest: the Gifts of Earth, 12 unique items that naturally generate in the Overworld. 4.3. The Eastern chest: the Descendants of Water, 12 potions. 4.4. The Western chest: the Spices of Air, 12 unique Music Discs. 5. Once all the previous steps have been fulfilled, initiate the ritual through the sacrifice of an Iron Golem near the Beacon. 6. A wave of various hostile mobs will spawn in the area. Defeat 100 of them to invert your Division Sigil into the Pseudo-Inversion Sigil. The ritual will fail if you die or leave The End while the wave is still ongoing.

Asks for: Division Sigil

The Magical Snow Globe is an entire world, contained entirely within a small glass globe. To activate it, you must take it to 7 of the following biome types: - Mountain - Jungle - Swamp - End - Snowy - Ocean - Nether - Forest - Magical - Hills - Sandy - Plains Once you finish your journey, you may use the Snow Globe to craft the Quantum Quarry.

Asks for: Magical Snow Globe

Some things that do not fit the other categories.

Ender Lilies are occasionally found in The End's outer islands, and may be used to grow Ender Pearls. They do NOT like to be watered by Watering Cans, and will teleport away. They also dislike Bone Meal, and will regress their growth if used on them. They do not mind Reinforced Watering Cans, though. They grow much faster on Ender Cores.

Asks for: Ender Lily

Drops of Evil sometimes drop from Wither Skeletons.

Asks for: Drop of Evil

Cursed Earth can be made by using a Drop of Evil on Dirt. It spawns hostile mobs rapidly. If it lights on fire, it spreads rapidly to other nearby Cursed Earth, burning them into Dirt.

The Angel Block can be placed in midair, without the need for scaffolding. Useful for building while flying.

Asks for: Angel Block

Red Orchids can be planted on, and found on Redstone Ore, and, when fully grown, can be harvested to get a pile of Redstone Dust.

Asks for: Red Orchid

Demon Ingots can be obtained by tossing Gold Ingots into lava in The Nether, and used to craft Demonically Gargantuan Drums.

Asks for: Demon Ingot

The Glass Cutter allows you to break glass as though you had Silk Touch. The Trowel allows blocks able to be mined faster with Shovels to be collected as though Silk Touch was used.

Asks for: Glass Cutter, Trowel

Drums can hold varying amounts of fluids. Stone: 16 buckets (1 bucket = 1000 mB). Iron: 256 buckets Reinforced Large: 4 096 buckets. Demonically Gargantuan: 65 536 buckets. Bedrockium: 1 048 576 buckets.

Asks for: Bedrockium Drum, Demonically Gargantuan Drum, Iron Drum, Reinforced Large Drum, Stone Drum

Spikes can damage mobs that come into contact with it. Wooden: 1 damage per hit, cannot deal fatal damage, does not drop experience, does not count as player kill. Stone: 2 damage per hit, cannot deal fatal damage, drops experience, counts as player kill. Iron: 4 damage per hit, cannot deal fatal damage, drops experience, does not count as player kill Golden: 2 damage per hit, can deal fatal damage, drops experience, does not count as player kill. Diamond: 8 damage per hit, can deal fatal damage, drops experience, counts as player kill. Netherite: 10 damage per hit, can deal fatal damage, drops experience, counts as player kill.

Asks for: Diamond Spike, Golden Spike, Iron Spike, Netherite Spike, Stone Spike, Wooden Spike

Can be used to void items, energy, and fluids, respectively.

Asks for: Trash Can, Trash Can (Energy), Trash Can (Fluid)

The Etheric Sword has similar stats as the Diamond Sword, but is unbreakable. When you right click, you will gain a Soul Fragment, at the cost of your Max Health. You may use the Soul Fragment to repay your Max Health debt. Soul Fragments can also very rarely be obtained by defeating Mobs, and can even allow you to have a surplus of Max HP.

Asks for: Etheric Sword

The Watering Can can be used to accelerate the growth of crops in an area. Right click Water to fill the Can, and hold right click to water the area. The Watering Can does not like to be used by Fake Players (Modular Routers, Clickers, etc.), and will break. The Reinforced Watering Can is its upgraded form, watering in a larger area, with no water cost, and can be used by Fake Players without breaking. It comes with a certain hefty price, though.

Asks for: Reinforced Watering Can, Watering Can

Sickles can break certain plants in a radius, depending on their tier.

Sound Mufflers mute any sound within an 8 block radius around it. This also prevents vibrations getting to Wardens and Sculk Sensors.

Asks for: Sound Muffler

The Survivalist Generator is an incredibly cheap option for producing FE. It uses the same fuel as a Furnace. It is the slowest but most "efficient" option among "Furnace-Type" generators in Excessive Utilities.

Asks for: Survivalist Generator

The Destruction Pickaxe can mine stone and netherrack instantly, while also voiding it. It cannot mine anything else. It is also unbreakable.

Asks for: Destruction Pickaxe

The Enchanter requires the equivalent of 15 Bookshelves (equivalent to 30 Eterna for those used to Apothic Enchanting, shelves from that mod do not count here), as well as FE to operate. It can enchant specific items. Not gear, though.

Asks for: Enchanter

Magical Wood is used as a crafting ingredient for certain things, and also counts as 5 Bookshelves in one (also grants 10 Eterna (Max 30)).

Asks for: Magical Wood

When eaten, it resets the options offered by an Enchanting Table.

Asks for: Magical Apple

It's twice as good for enchanting as Magical Wood (counts as 10 Bookshelves in one block). Also grows Ender Lilies faster.

Asks for: Ender Core

Excessive Utilities offers Logistics as well. Almost like Integrated Dynamics' logistics, in a way. Attach the specific Node to where you want to take items from (or move items to if using Retrieval Nodes) and use the Pipe Wrench to configure what side doesn't connect. Other Wrenches do work with Excessive Utilities as well!

Transfer Pipes are used to connect Transfer Nodes to their destinations, or Retrieval Nodes to what they pull from. This pipe can handle Items, Fluids, and Energy at once, but does nothing without Transfer or Retrieval nodes.

Asks for: Transfer Pipe

Energy Transfer Nodes move energy from the attached block to blocks adjacent to either it or connected Transfer Pipes. Energy Retrieval Nodes move energy from blocks connected to it through Transfer Pipes or directly adjacent to it to the attached block.

Asks for: Energy Retrieval Node, Energy Transfer Node

Item Transfer Nodes move items from the attached block to blocks adjacent to either it or connected Transfer Pipes. Item Retrieval Nodes move items from blocks connected to it through Transfer Pipes or directly adjacent to it to the attached block.

Asks for: Item Retrieval Node, Item Transfer Node

Item and Fluid Filters can be used to filter certain things, such as Item and Fluid Nodes. You can select up to 16 different Items/Fluids per filter. By default the filter whitelists Items/Fluids. You can even put another Item/Fluid Filter into a Filter to nest it, allowing you to filter even more stuff. The following options can be applied to Filters as well: Invert: Turns the filter into a blacklist. Use Tags: Filters by the tags of selected Items/Fluids Ignore Damage: Ignores durability damage on filtered Items. Exclusive to Item Filters. Ignore All Components: Ignores all NBT/Components on Items/Fluids.

Asks for: Fluid Filter, Item Filter

Fluid Transfer Nodes move fluids from the attached block to blocks adjacent to either it or connected Transfer Pipes. Fluid Retrieval Nodes move fluids from blocks connected to it through Transfer Pipes or directly adjacent to it to the attached block.

Asks for: Fluid Retrieval Node, Fluid Transfer Node

Flat Transfer Nodes are a variation of the Transfer Node. They can fit between blocks, and will extract from the block you placed it on, transferring items or fluids to an adjacent block. Use either another Flat Transfer Node or a Wrench to access the Flat Transfer Node. Right click to place a Filter inside, or left click to pop the Node off.

Asks for: Flat Transfer Node (Fluids), Flat Transfer Node (Items)

Speed Upgrades: Makes the Node transfer/retrieve items faster. Check out their respective quest in the Grid Power section for more info. Stack Upgrade: Makes Item and Fluid Nodes move an increased amount of Items/Fluids at once. 64 items/operation for Item Nodes, 1000 mB/operation for Fluid Nodes. World Interaction Upgrade: Allows for the following in-world interactions with Item and Fluid Transfer Nodes: On Cobblestone adjacent to Lava and Water sources, Cobblestone is generated. On Soul Soil adjacent to Blue Ice and Lava, Basalt is generated. On Stone adjacent to a Lava source with Water behind it, Stone is generated. On a Water source block with at least 2 other adjacent Water source blocks, Water is generated. Next Page -> Breadth-First Search Upgrade: Makes Nodes search Transfer Pipes from nearest to farthest. Best suited for networks with numerous short branches. Depth-First Search Upgrade: Makes Nodes remember the path it followed upon reaching a dead end. Useful for pipe networks with many branches. These two upgrades are mutually exclusive with each other. Pseudo Round Robin Upgrade: Makes Nodes move on to the next destination after every succesful transfer. Ender Transmitter: Allows Transfer Nodes to move items, fluids, energy wirelessly, including across dimensions. Makes use of a frequency shared with an Ender Receiver. Ender Receiver: Allows Retrieval Nodes to receive items, fluids, and energy through the same frequency as an Ender Transmitter.

Asks for: Breadth-First Search Upgrade, Depth-First Search Upgrade, Ender Receiver, Ender Transmitter, Pseudo Round Robin Upgrade, Stack Upgrade

The Erosion Shovel can be used to instantly mine dirt, sand, and gravel while also voiding it. It cannot mine anything else. It is also unbreakable.

Asks for: Erosion Shovel

The Reversing Hoe can "de-age" certain blocks when used. Examples: Sand -> Gravel -> Cobblestone -> Stone Terracotta -> Clay Magma Block -> Lava <- Obsidian

Asks for: Reversing Hoe

Grid Power (or GP) is an alternative power type Excessive Utilities offers. Unlike Forge Energy, GP is per player, does not move through cables, batteries, Flux Points, or any other thing normally used to transport FE.

Asks for: Redstone Gear

These blocks and items use GP, reserving part of the available capacity while they are active. If your GP usage is higher than your GP capacity, your grid is overloaded. Overloaded GP consumers stop working until usage drops or you add more generation.

The Resonator can transform certain items, occupying a variable amount of GP in the process.

Asks for: Resonator

Speed Upgrades make certain Excessive Utilities machines faster. However, they have a GP cost, based on how many upgrades are in the machine at once, based on the following function: stackSize*(122+4*stackSize)/126 Speed Upgrades also have varying stack limits, based on their tier: 4 (Basic) 16 (Magical) 64 (Ultimate) So, for a full stack of each tier, the GP cost would be 4.38, 23.62, 192, for each respective tier.

The QED (Quadratic Extrapolation Doohicky) is, despite looking like a Crafting Table, much different! You will need at least 1 Ender Flux Crystal in a 9x9x9 Area with the QED (Qubit Eating Dynamo) in the center. The more Ender Flux Crystal you have, the faster the QED (Quite Expensive Decoration) operates.

Asks for: Ender Flux Crystal, QED

The Chicken Wing Ring allows you to slow down your fall by holding SPACE (by default). The ring occupies 1 GP during this process. Additionally, it can only work while it has charge, which depletes while slowing your fall, and recharges while unused.

Asks for: Chicken Wing Ring

The Ring of the Flying Squid is an upgrade to the Chicken Wing Ring, allowing you to thrust yourself upward while holding SPACE (by default). The ring occupies 16 GP during this process. Additionally, like its predecessor, it can only work while it has charge.

Asks for: Ring of the Flying Squid

Red Coal, when used in a furnace, will burn for 8 times as long as regular Coal, as long as 4 GP is available. Otherwise, it burns for as long as regular Coal.

Asks for: Red Coal

These blocks are capable of generating GP in various ways, increasing the owner's Grid's capacity, and are owned by the player who placed them.

The Wind Mill's GP generation oscillates between 0.5 and 2.5. Rain increases GP generated by 1. Thunder increases GP generated by 2.

Asks for: Wind Mill

The Water Mill produces 4 GP per adjacent flowing water. Does not count water source blocks, and blocks flowing on its top or bottom side.

Asks for: Water Mill

The Lava Mill generates 2 GP if Lava is horizontally adjacent to it.

Asks for: Lava Mill

The Fire Mill produces 4 GP if there is fire directly below it.

Asks for: Fire Mill

The Dragon Egg Mill produces 500 GP if a Dragon Egg is on top of it.

Asks for: Dragon Egg Mill, Dragon Egg

The Lunar Panel does the opposite of what the Solar Panel does. Same functionality as the Solar Panel, except it only works during nighttime instead of daytime.

Asks for: Lunar Panel

The Angel Ring grants Creative flight while worn. This requires 64 GP. Unlike its predecessors, it does not use charge, allowing you to fly freely, infinitely, so long as you are maintaining your GP. Hope you're not wearing too many Rings of the Seven Deadly Sins.

Asks for: Angel Ring

Opinium Cores are the embodiment of opinions. They come in 9 tiers: - Pathetic - Mediocre - Passable - Decent - Good - Damn Good - Amazing - Inspiring - Perfected A single Perfected Opinium Core requires: - 1024 Red Coal - 4609 Iron Ingots - 2304 Gold Ingots - 1152 Diamonds - 576 Emeralds - 32 Chorus Flowers - 16 Bottles o' Enchanting - 8 Elytras - 4 Nether Stars In my opinion, a much more passable option than Antimatter for the ATM Star.

Asks for: Opinium Core

The Compound Bow is an unbreakable bow that can fire arrows without needing any in your inventory (like a Bow enchanted with Infinity). Said arrows also ignore gravity. Enchantments applied onto it through an Anvil become doubled (example: Applying a Power V book results in Power X being applied to the bow).

Asks for: Compound Bow

The Fire Axe is an unbreakable axe that can chop down entire trees in one go. Enchantments applied onto it through an Anvil become doubled (example: Applying a Sharpness V book results in Sharpness X being applied to the axe).

Asks for: Fire Axe

The Kikoku is an unbreakable sword which can deal Soul Rending damage, reducing the Max Health of opponents struck by it. It is also 10 times more likely to grant Soul Fragments when you kill a mob. Enchantments applied onto it through an Anvil become doubled (example: Applying a Sharpness V book results in Sharpness X being applied to the sword).

Asks for: Kikoku

The Furnace Generator is slightly more expensive than the Survivalist counterpart. Just like Survivalist, it uses furnace fuel. It burns fuel faster, but is less "efficient". The middle ground of the 3 "Furnace-type" generators.

Asks for: Furnace Generator

The Ender Generator uses Ender Pearls or Eyes of Ender to generate FE.

Asks for: Ender Generator

The Death Generator uses loot from Undead mobs to generate FE. It will also apply the Doom effect to nearby entities while it operates, killing them in 1 minute unless cured with Milk.

Asks for: Death Generator

The Potions Generator uses Potions to generate FE. The more complex the Potion is, the more FE will be generated.

Asks for: Potions Generator

The Halitosis Generator uses the stinky Breath of an Ender Dragon to generate FE.

Asks for: Halitosis Generator

The Explosive Generator uses Gunpowder or TNT to generate FE.

Asks for: Explosive Generator

The Overclocked Generator is the third "Furnace-type" generator. It burns furnace fuel instantly, receiving all the energy at once, but is the least "efficient" among its piers.

Asks for: Overclocked Generator

The Disenchantment Generator uses Enchanted Books to generate FE.

Asks for: Disenchantment Generator

The Pink Generator uses Pink Dye or Pink Items to generate FE.

Asks for: Pink Generator

The Frosty Generator uses Ice or Snow to generate FE.

Asks for: Frosty Generator

The Slimy Generator uses Slimeballs and Milk to produce FE.

Asks for: Slimy Generator

The Chandelier prevents hostile mob spawns within a 16 block radius around it. Holding one in your hand shows you the radius of placed Chandeliers.

Asks for: Chandelier

The Magnum Torch, the father of the Mega Torch from Torchmaster, prevents mob spawns in a 64 block radius around itself. Hold a Magnum Torch in your hand to see the radius of placed Magnum Torches.

Asks for: Magnum Torch

The Nether Star Generator uses Nether Stars...or Firework Stars to generate FE. It will also apply the Wither effect to nearby entities in a large area while it operates.

Asks for: Nether Star Generator

The Rainbow Generator produces 25 million FE/t if at least 1 of all other Generators are running simultaneously. You may only have 1 active Rainbow Generator.

Asks for: Rainbow Generator!

The Manual Mill produces 15 GP per player cranking it. Once you click it, you will automatically crank it until you look away or get too far away.

Asks for: Manual Mill

The Power Manager allows you to see where all your GP generators and consumers are.

Asks for: Power Manager

The Quantum Quarry is capable of mining blocks from a hypothetical dimension that may have existed (a dimension much like the Overworld). For the Quarry to function, each of its sides must be surrounded by Quantum Quarry Actuators. Any of the Actuators accept FE. It outputs the items it gets from the hypothetical dimension to adjacent inventories, such as Chests.

Asks for: Quantum Quarry, Quantum Quarry Actuator

The Quantum Quarry has three slots, which can hold the following: A Biome Marker, to make the Quarry prioritize the biome set on it (only works with Overworld biomes). Enchanted Books: Applies the effect of the enchantment to the Quarry (example: Efficiency makes the Quarry faster, Fortune increases ore value). Item Filter: Allows you to filter what items are accepted by the Quarry. All items not on the filter are voided.

Asks for: Biome Marker, Item Filter, Enchanted Book

The Solar Panel generates 1 GP while it is daytime and has a clear line of sight to the sky. During rainy weather, output is reduced by 5%.

Asks for: Solar Panel

Lassos can be used to hold mobs. Golden Lasso can only hold passive mobs, such as livestock. Cursed Lasso can only hold hostile mobs, and only when they are at half health or less.

Asks for: Cursed Lasso, Golden Lasso