Create Ultimine in FTB Skies 2

Create Ultimine is a quality-of-life addon that connects Create with FTB Ultimine. It lets Create interactions work through Ultimine's multi-block functionality, so you can stop repeating the same action on one block at a time.^[1]

What it supports

• Manual applications: using andesite alloy, brass ingot, copper ingot and sturdy ingot on stripped logs, casings and similar blocks.^[1]
• Wrench interactions: shift right-click with the wrench on Create blocks and on Minecraft's redstone-related blocks. This covers destruction, rotation and other interactions.^[1]

Who it is for

If you build big Create setups, such as lots of casings or long runs of rotating blocks, this saves you a lot of clicking. It adds no machines of its own, so it is purely a convenience for how you build.^[1]

In this pack

The pack ships Create Ultimine 1.3.2, built for Minecraft 1.21.1 on NeoForge.^[2]

Unverified Where Create Ultimine fits in the pack's progression is not confirmed by the available sources, and nothing here describes a recipe, config option or quest for it.

Create Ultimine is a quality-of-life addon, so there is nothing you need to craft before you can use it. It connects Create interactions to FTB Ultimine, so you can use Create's tools and items with Ultimine's multi-block behavior.^[1]

The mod supports the following interactions through Ultimine, and they are the ones to try first.^[1]

• Manual applications: using andesite alloy, a brass ingot, a copper ingot or a sturdy ingot on stripped logs, casing and similar blocks.^[1]
• Wrench interactions: shift right-click with a wrench on Create blocks and on Minecraft redstone-related blocks. This includes destroying and rotating them, plus other interactions.^[1]

This pack has no quests that involve the mod and no recipes that produce its items, so there are no recipe blocks here. Once you are building with Create, give these interactions a go with Ultimine.^[1]

Create Ultimine is a small quality-of-life addon rather than a machine mod. It connects Create interactions with FTB Ultimine, so you can apply one action to many blocks at once instead of clicking each one.^[1]

Manual applications

The mod supports Create's manual applications through Ultimine. The sources name andesite alloy, brass ingot, copper ingot and sturdy ingot used on stripped logs, casing and similar blocks.^[1]

Wrench interactions

Shift right-clicking with the wrench is also supported through Ultimine. It works on Create blocks and on Minecraft's redstone-related blocks.^[1]

The mod's description says this includes destruction, rotation and other interactions. That makes it handy for tearing down or re-orienting big builds in one go.^[1]

What this section can't cover

The mod's description only lists the Ultimine interactions above. It doesn't describe any machines, multiblocks, power, fluid or item handling, or automation of its own.^[1]

Unverified This pack has no config files, recipes, tooltips or guidebook entries for this mod that we could check. How many blocks one action affects, which exact blocks count as "casing etc.", and any pack-specific changes are all unconfirmed.

FTB Skies 2 1.22.0 ships Create Ultimine 1.3.2. The mod has been in the pack since 1.15.0 or earlier. I don't have pack changelog entries for this mod, so which version it started on in the pack isn't confirmed here. What follows comes from the mod's own changelogs.^[2]

Mod releases

• 1.3.2 (the version in this pack): updates FTB Ultimine to 2101.1.14 and fixes a crash caused by invalid access to a private field from FTB Ultimine. It also raises the forced minimum dependency versions for Create and FTB Ultimine, and adds Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese translations.^[2][3]
• 1.3.1: updates NeoForge to 21.1.219, Create to 6.0.10 and FTB Ultimine to 2101.1.12.^[4]
• 1.3.0: fixes compatibility with Create 6.0.8.^[5]

Overall, these releases are about keeping Create Ultimine in step with Create and FTB Ultimine. The 1.3.2 crash fix is the one that matters most if you ever see older versions mentioned elsewhere.^[3][4][5]