Theurgy KubeJS in All the Mods 11

Same as in the All the Mods 10 8.1 guide

Theurgy KubeJS is a small add-on that provides KubeJS integrations for Theurgy. It adds no big gameplay system of its own. It gives script writers a way to hook into Theurgy's content.^[1]

What it does

Theurgy needs a sulfur for every material it supports, and a niter for every material category it supports. With this mod, you can create new items of the correct sulfur or niter type from KubeJS scripts. That lets you extend Theurgy with additional materials and categories.^[1]

The project page also lists native KubeJS support for Theurgy recipe types, but only as planned. Don't count on it as a finished feature.^[1]

In this pack

The pack ships Theurgy KubeJS 1.5.1 for Minecraft 1.21.1 on NeoForge. It has been included since version 2.25 of the pack or earlier.^[2]

Unverified The sources don't show where this mod fits in the pack's progression. They don't show it on the ATM Star path or tied to any quests, so treat it as a background scripting library rather than a progression step.

Same as in the All the Mods 10 8.1 guide

Good news: there's nothing to craft first with this one. Theurgy KubeJS is an integration mod that provides KubeJS support for Theurgy. It's a tool for pack makers, not a machine or item chain you progress through.^[1]

What the mod adds

To support additional materials in Theurgy, you need a sulfur that corresponds to that material. To support additional material categories, you need a niter. Theurgy KubeJS lets scripts create new items of the correct sulfur or niter type.^[1]

So when you see a sulfur or niter for a material that Theurgy doesn't ship with, this mod is the likely reason it exists.^[1]

What I can't confirm

Unverified I can't confirm which custom sulfurs or niters this pack defines, or how to obtain them. I also have no verified recipes or quests for this mod's items, so there are no recipe blocks or quest links in this section. Check the main Theurgy section of the guide for the actual crafting steps.

Same as in the All the Mods 10 8.1 guide

Theurgy KubeJS doesn't add machines, multiblocks or power systems of its own. It's an integration mod: it gives KubeJS scripts a way to work with Theurgy. That means the in-depth mechanics you may be looking for (machine behavior, fluid and item handling, automation) belong to Theurgy itself and not to this add-on.^[1]

Custom sulfurs and niters

The one feature the mod describes is creating new sulfur and niter items from scripts. In Theurgy, supporting an additional material requires a sulfur that corresponds to that material. Supporting an additional material category requires a niter.^[1]

With this plugin you can create new items of the correct sulfur or niter type, so you don't need to build the item types by hand when you extend Theurgy's material list.^[1]

Recipe support

The project page lists native support for Theurgy recipe types in KubeJS as planned. It isn't described as a finished feature, so don't count on scripting Theurgy recipes through this mod.^[1]

Unverified How the sulfur and niter items are registered in scripts (event names, method names, required fields), which sulfurs or niters this pack adds, and how Theurgy's machines and automation behave in this pack are not covered by the available sources. No pack configs, quests or recipes for this mod were available either.

All the Mods 11 0.8.0-beta ships Theurgy KubeJS 1.5.1 (the file is theurgy_kubejs-26.1.2-neoforge-1.5.1.jar). The mod was already in the pack in 0.7.0-beta or earlier, so it isn't new to this release.^[3]

Theurgy KubeJS 1.5.1

The 1.5.1 changelog is short and mostly housekeeping. Here is what it lists:^[4]

• New feature: an update to 26.1.2, which matches the version in the jar's file name.^[3][4]
• New feature: updated actions.^[4]
• Bug fix: reuse compliance.^[4]
• Bug fix: a glob pattern for reuse.^[4]
• Bug fix: workflow permissions.^[4]

Nothing in that list describes a gameplay change, a recipe change or a new feature you would notice in your world.^[4]

Unverified No pack changelog entries for this mod were available, so whether any pack release changed how Theurgy KubeJS behaves is unverified.