Hostile Neural Networks in FTB Skies 2

Hostile Neural Networks lets you simulate mobs and turn the results into their drops, so you don't have to farm or hunt them. It's based on Deep Mob Learning. If you want mob loot on demand, this is the mod for you.^[1]

Everything starts with the Data Model, an item that holds information about one entity. You craft a Model Framework, use it on the target entity to build the model, and then train it.^[1]

You can train a model in the Deep Learner or in the Simulation Chamber. The Deep Learner holds a few models, and the kills you make train them. Every model starts out Faulty and has to reach Basic in the Deep Learner. From Basic up, the Simulation Chamber can run simulations of it. Those always give a generalized prediction and may also give a Mob Prediction. The chance depends on the model's accuracy, which tops out at 99.5% at Self Aware. A simulation costs energy and needs a catalyst, usually a Prediction Matrix.^[1]

Mob Predictions are processed in the Loot Fabricator, which uses power to turn them into mob drops. The drops come from a pre-defined list, and you pick a target for each model type. The fabricator remembers your choice per type, so one machine can handle several kinds of prediction.^[1]

Where it fits in the pack

The pack ships Hostile Neural Networks 6.5.1. Its quests sit in the resource_generation chapter and follow the same flow as the mod itself.^[2][3]

1. Start with "Hostile Neural Networks!" quest, which asks for the Model Framework and the Deep Learner.^[3]
2. Next is "Simulating Loot" quest: the Simulation Chamber, a Prediction Matrix, and a Generalized Overworld, Nether or End Prediction.^[3]
3. Then "Generating Loot" quest asks for the Loot Fabricator and a Fabrication Directive.^[3]
4. After that, a quest in "Generating Resources" asks for the Data Center and the Data Center IO Port.^[3]
5. "Warden Prediction" quest, "Ender Dragon Prediction" quest and "Wither Prediction" quest each ask for a mob-specific Prediction. They also unlock after the Loot Fabricator quest.^[3]

The mod also supports custom Data Models added through datapacks, with one file per model in the data_models subfolder.^[1]

Unverified The sources don't show whether the pack changes any of this mod's recipes, configs or model values, so check the in-game recipes before relying on mod defaults. This site does hold FTB Skies 2's own recipes, read from the pack itself: look the item up in the item browser.

Hostile Neural Networks lets you simulate mobs and turn the results into real drops. The pack's quest chain walks you through it in a good order, and this section follows the same path: build a model, train it, simulate, fabricate loot, then scale up.^[1][3]

Step 1: Model Framework and Deep Learner

Everything starts with the Data Model, an item that holds information about one type of mob. You craft a Model Framework first, then use it on the target entity to build the model. The first quest in the chain asks for this item and the Deep Learner.^[1][3]

Model FrameworkMod recipe

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Clay Ball	Repeater	Clay Ball
any redstone dust	Smooth Stone	any redstone dust
Clay Ball	any gold ingot	Clay Ball

Recipe id: hostilenetworks:framework

The Deep Learner holds a few data models, and the kills you make begin to train them. Every model starts out Faulty and has to be trained up to Basic here before it can go further.^[1]

Deep LearnerMod recipe

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any obsidian	Repeater	any obsidian
Repeater	any glass panes	Repeater
any obsidian	any redstone dust	any obsidian

Recipe id: hostilenetworks:deep_learner

Step 2: Simulation Chamber and Prediction Matrix

Once a model is Basic or higher, the Simulation Chamber can run simulations of it. Simulations always produce a generalized prediction, and they may also produce a mob prediction, depending on the model's accuracy. Running them costs energy and needs a catalyst item, which is usually a Prediction Matrix. The second quest asks for the chamber, the matrix and one of the generalized predictions (Overworld, Nether or End).^[1][3][4]

Simulation ChamberMod recipe

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Empty slot	any glass panes	Empty slot
Ender Pearl	any obsidian	Ender Pearl
any lapi gems	Comparator	any lapi gems

Recipe id: hostilenetworks:sim_chamber

16× Prediction MatrixMod recipe

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any iron ingot	any glass panes	Empty slot
any glass panes	Clay Ball	any glass panes
Empty slot	any glass panes	any gold ingot

Recipe id: hostilenetworks:prediction_matrix

The pack also has recipes that convert one generalized prediction into the next tier, from Generalized Overworld Prediction to Generalized Nether Prediction and from there to Generalized Ender Prediction.^[5]

Generalized Nether PredictionMod recipe

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Empty slot	Generalized Overworld Prediction	Empty slot
Generalized Overworld Prediction	Netherrack	Generalized Overworld Prediction
Empty slot	Generalized Overworld Prediction	Empty slot

Recipe id: hostilenetworks:living_matter/overworld_to_nether

Generalized Ender PredictionMod recipe

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Empty slot	Generalized Nether Prediction	Empty slot
Generalized Nether Prediction	End Stone	Generalized Nether Prediction
Empty slot	Generalized Nether Prediction	Empty slot

Recipe id: hostilenetworks:living_matter/nether_to_ender

Step 3: Loot Fabricator and Fabrication Directive

The Loot Fabricator materializes predictions into real items. It uses power, and the drops come from a pre-defined list. You can choose a target for each type of model, and the fabricator remembers each choice, so one machine can take several prediction types.^[1][4]

Loot FabricatorMod recipe

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Empty slot	any netherite ingot	Empty slot
any diamond gem	any obsidian	any diamond gem
any gold ingot	Comparator	any gold ingot

Recipe id: hostilenetworks:loot_fabricator

The Fabrication Directive stores selections from a Loot Fabricator. Right-click to copy a layout and Shift-Right-click to apply it, which saves you from re-selecting everything on each new machine. The quest chain asks for it right alongside the fabricator.^[3][4]

Fabrication DirectiveMod recipe

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Empty slot	any generalized prediction	Empty slot
Paper	Prediction Matrix	Paper
Empty slot	Paper	Empty slot

Recipe id: hostilenetworks:fab_directive

After the fabricator quest, three more quests each ask for a Prediction. These are the mob predictions your simulations can produce.^[1][3]

Step 4: Scale up with the Data Center

The Data Center is the late-game step, and its quest comes after the Loot Fabricator quest. It runs up to 25 Data Models at once, each producing one drop per cycle into a shared output buffer. Its crafting recipe uses the Loot Fabricator and the Simulation Chamber you already built.^[3][4][5]

Data CenterMod recipe

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Echo Shard	Nether Star	Echo Shard
Simulation Chamber	any obsidian	Loot Fabricator
any obsidian	any obsidian	any obsidian

Recipe id: hostilenetworks:data_center

It needs a hollow 7×7×7 shell. The floor must be obsidian, and the walls and ceiling must be black stained glass. The controller replaces one bottom-wall block and must face outwards.^[4]

The Data Center IO Port can replace any wall or ceiling block of that shell. Right-click it to cycle between Energy, Models, Inputs and Outputs.^[4]

Data Center IO PortMod recipe

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any iron ingot	Black Stained Glass	any iron ingot
Black Stained Glass	Redstone Block	Black Stained Glass
any iron ingot	Black Stained Glass	any iron ingot

Recipe id: hostilenetworks:data_center_io_port

The basic loop

Everything in this mod revolves around the Data Model, an item that holds information about one entity. You craft a Model Framework, use it on the target to build the model, and then train it.^[1]

In this pack, right clicking a blank model on a mob or block attunes it to that target, because [[config:config/hostilenetworks.cfg#models.Right Click To Attune]] is on. Block data models (the built-in ore models, for example) are switched off through [[config:config/hostilenetworks.cfg#models.Enable Block Data Models]], which the config describes as experimental.^[6]

Model FrameworkMod recipe

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Clay Ball	Repeater	Clay Ball
any redstone dust	Smooth Stone	any redstone dust
Clay Ball	any gold ingot	Clay Ball

Recipe id: hostilenetworks:framework

Training with the Deep Learner

The Deep Learner holds a few data models, and kills you make start training them. Every model starts out Faulty and has to reach Basic in the Deep Learner before anything else.^[1]

The pack keeps [[config:config/hostilenetworks.cfg#models.Action Upgrades Model]] on, so killing mobs and breaking blocks upgrades the matching model. [[config:config/hostilenetworks.cfg#models.Continuous Accuracy]] is also on, so a model's accuracy rises as it progresses toward the next tier instead of jumping only at tier changes.^[6]

The Deep Learner works as a curio, and there is a key binding to open it. The on-screen HUD defaults to the top left with zero offsets, set through [[config:config/hostilenetworks.cfg#client.Deep Learner HUD Anchor Point]], [[config:config/hostilenetworks.cfg#client.Deep Learner HUD X Offset]] and [[config:config/hostilenetworks.cfg#client.Deep Learner HUD Y Offset]].^[4][6]

Deep LearnerMod recipe

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any obsidian	Repeater	any obsidian
Repeater	any glass panes	Repeater
any obsidian	any redstone dust	any obsidian

Recipe id: hostilenetworks:deep_learner

Simulation Chamber

Once a model is Basic or higher, the Simulation Chamber can run simulations of it. Every simulation produces a generalized prediction, and it may also produce a Mob Prediction, depending on the model's accuracy. Accuracy rises with the tier, up to 99.5% at Self Aware.^[1]

Simulations cost energy, based on the model type, and need a catalyst item, which is usually a Prediction Matrix. In this pack the chamber stores up to 2,000,000 FE ([[config:config/hostilenetworks.cfg#power.Sim Chamber Power Cap]]).^[1][6]

The chamber has two modes. In training mode, simulations increase model data but produce no outputs. In inference mode, simulations produce output but the models gain no data.^[4]

[[config:config/hostilenetworks.cfg#models.Sim Chamber Upgrades Model]] controls training mode. 0 disables it entirely, 1 allows it, and 2 only trains up to tier boundaries. The pack uses 1.^[6]

Simulation ChamberMod recipe

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Empty slot	any glass panes	Empty slot
Ender Pearl	any obsidian	Ender Pearl
any lapi gems	Comparator	any lapi gems

Recipe id: hostilenetworks:sim_chamber

16× Prediction MatrixMod recipe

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any iron ingot	any glass panes	Empty slot
any glass panes	Clay Ball	any glass panes
Empty slot	any glass panes	any gold ingot

Recipe id: hostilenetworks:prediction_matrix

This pack's recipe makes 16 Prediction Matrices per craft.

Loot Fabricator

The Loot Fabricator spends power to turn predictions into real drops. The drops come from a pre-defined list, and you pick a target for each type of model. The fabricator remembers the choice per type, so one machine can take several kinds of prediction.^[1][4]

In this pack it costs 256 FE/t to run ([[config:config/hostilenetworks.cfg#power.Loot Fab Power Cost]]) and stores up to 1,000,000 FE ([[config:config/hostilenetworks.cfg#power.Loot Fab Power Cap]]).^[6]

A Fabrication Directive stores the selections from a fabricator. Right-click to copy, and Shift-Right-click to apply them to another one.^[4]

Loot FabricatorMod recipe

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Empty slot	any netherite ingot	Empty slot
any diamond gem	any obsidian	any diamond gem
any gold ingot	Comparator	any gold ingot

Recipe id: hostilenetworks:loot_fabricator

Fabrication DirectiveMod recipe

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Empty slot	any generalized prediction	Empty slot
Paper	Prediction Matrix	Paper
Empty slot	Paper	Empty slot

Recipe id: hostilenetworks:fab_directive

Generalized predictions can also be converted by crafting. Both of these recipes turn one prediction into the next dimension's version.^[5]

Generalized Nether PredictionMod recipe

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Empty slot	Generalized Overworld Prediction	Empty slot
Generalized Overworld Prediction	Netherrack	Generalized Overworld Prediction
Empty slot	Generalized Overworld Prediction	Empty slot

Recipe id: hostilenetworks:living_matter/overworld_to_nether

Turns a Generalized Overworld Prediction into a Generalized Nether Prediction.

Generalized Ender PredictionMod recipe

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Empty slot	Generalized Nether Prediction	Empty slot
Generalized Nether Prediction	End Stone	Generalized Nether Prediction
Empty slot	Generalized Nether Prediction	Empty slot

Recipe id: hostilenetworks:living_matter/nether_to_ender

Turns a Generalized Nether Prediction into a Generalized Ender Prediction.

Data Center multiblock

The Data Center is the late-game automation machine. It runs up to 25 Self Aware Data Models at once, and each one produces one drop per cycle into a shared output buffer.^[4]

• Build a hollow 7×7×7 shell around the controller.^[4]
• The floor must be obsidian. The walls and ceiling must be black stained glass.^[4]
• The controller replaces one bottom-wall block and must face outwards.^[4]

Put Data Models into the 5×5 grid and matching items into the four input slots. Each active slot uses one input per cycle and produces the drop chosen by its Fabrication Directive.^[4]

IO ports and power

A Data Center IO Port can replace any wall or ceiling block of the shell, and the controller detects it automatically. Right-click it to cycle through four modes: Energy accepts power, while Models, Inputs and Outputs expose the matching item slots.^[4]

In this pack the Data Center stores up to 8,000,000 FE ([[config:config/hostilenetworks.cfg#power.Data Center Power Cap]]). It pays a per-tick cost for each active model, set by [[config:config/hostilenetworks.cfg#models.Data Center Sim Cost Multiplier]]. The pack value is 1.5, which means 150% of the model's base cost.^[6]

Data CenterMod recipe

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Echo Shard	Nether Star	Echo Shard
Simulation Chamber	any obsidian	Loot Fabricator
any obsidian	any obsidian	any obsidian

Recipe id: hostilenetworks:data_center

Data Center IO PortMod recipe

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any iron ingot	Black Stained Glass	any iron ingot
Black Stained Glass	Redstone Block	Black Stained Glass
any iron ingot	Black Stained Glass	any iron ingot

Recipe id: hostilenetworks:data_center_io_port

Where else predictions are used in this pack

The pack's Deep Mob Soul Binder is a Modern Industrialization multiblock. Its layout needs a Simulation Chamber built into the structure.^[7]

Its recipes take a prediction (witch, shulker, zombie or enderman) plus an empty soul vial, and produce a filled soul vial for that mob. Each recipe takes 200 ticks. The villager soul vial recipe takes a villager item instead of a prediction.^[8]

A pack-added Create sequenced assembly for Evolutionary Matter deploys Generalized Overworld Prediction, Generalized Nether Prediction and Generalized Ender Prediction in turn. It runs 16 loops.^[9]

In this pack, Hostile Neural Networks progression is a single quest chain in the resource_generation chapter. Each step unlocks the next, so you build the machines in a fixed order, from the Deep Learner up to the Data Center.^[3]

The quest path

1. Start with quest "Hostile Neural Networks!" quest. It asks for a Model Framework and a Deep Learner.^[3]
2. Quest "Simulating Loot" quest comes next. You hand in a Simulation Chamber, a Prediction Matrix and one generalized prediction, which can be Overworld, Nether or End.^[3]
3. Quest "Generating Loot" quest asks for a Loot Fabricator and a Fabrication Directive.^[3]
4. Quest a quest in "Generating Resources" asks for a Data Center and a Data Center IO Port.^[3]
5. Quests "Warden Prediction" quest, "Ender Dragon Prediction" quest and "Wither Prediction" quest each ask for a Prediction item. All three unlock after the Loot Fabricator quest, so you can work on them in any order alongside the Data Center quest.^[3]

Early tier: the Deep Learner and the Model Framework

Both items from the first quest are crafted in the pack. Here are the in-pack recipes.^[3][5]

Model FrameworkMod recipe

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Clay Ball	Repeater	Clay Ball
any redstone dust	Smooth Stone	any redstone dust
Clay Ball	any gold ingot	Clay Ball

Recipe id: hostilenetworks:framework

Deep LearnerMod recipe

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any obsidian	Repeater	any obsidian
Repeater	any glass panes	Repeater
any obsidian	any redstone dust	any obsidian

Recipe id: hostilenetworks:deep_learner

Middle tier: simulation and fabrication

The second quest brings in the Simulation Chamber and the Prediction Matrix. The Prediction Matrix is also what you need to craft a Fabrication Directive, which is part of the Loot Fabricator quest.^[3][5]

Simulation ChamberMod recipe

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Empty slot	any glass panes	Empty slot
Ender Pearl	any obsidian	Ender Pearl
any lapi gems	Comparator	any lapi gems

Recipe id: hostilenetworks:sim_chamber

16× Prediction MatrixMod recipe

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any iron ingot	any glass panes	Empty slot
any glass panes	Clay Ball	any glass panes
Empty slot	any glass panes	any gold ingot

Recipe id: hostilenetworks:prediction_matrix

Loot FabricatorMod recipe

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Empty slot	any netherite ingot	Empty slot
any diamond gem	any obsidian	any diamond gem
any gold ingot	Comparator	any gold ingot

Recipe id: hostilenetworks:loot_fabricator

Fabrication DirectiveMod recipe

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Empty slot	any generalized prediction	Empty slot
Paper	Prediction Matrix	Paper
Empty slot	Paper	Empty slot

Recipe id: hostilenetworks:fab_directive

Upgrading predictions by dimension

The generalized predictions follow the dimensions. A Generalized Overworld Prediction can be crafted into a Generalized Nether Prediction, and that can be crafted into a Generalized Ender Prediction.^[5]

Generalized Nether PredictionMod recipe

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Empty slot	Generalized Overworld Prediction	Empty slot
Generalized Overworld Prediction	Netherrack	Generalized Overworld Prediction
Empty slot	Generalized Overworld Prediction	Empty slot

Recipe id: hostilenetworks:living_matter/overworld_to_nether

Generalized Ender PredictionMod recipe

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Empty slot	Generalized Nether Prediction	Empty slot
Generalized Nether Prediction	End Stone	Generalized Nether Prediction
Empty slot	Generalized Nether Prediction	Empty slot

Recipe id: hostilenetworks:living_matter/nether_to_ender

Late tier: the Data Center

The Data Center is the end of the quest chain. It has its own in-pack recipe, and so does the IO port that goes with it.^[3][5]

Data CenterMod recipe

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Echo Shard	Nether Star	Echo Shard
Simulation Chamber	any obsidian	Loot Fabricator
any obsidian	any obsidian	any obsidian

Recipe id: hostilenetworks:data_center

Data Center IO PortMod recipe

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any iron ingot	Black Stained Glass	any iron ingot
Black Stained Glass	Redstone Block	Black Stained Glass
any iron ingot	Black Stained Glass	any iron ingot

Recipe id: hostilenetworks:data_center_io_port

Unverified The sources do not say which prediction types the three final prediction quests require, or how the pack's recipes compare to the mod's defaults. Check the quest book in game before you plan around either.

The one confirmed link between Hostile Neural Networks and other mods in this pack is a recipe the pack added for Evolutionary Matter. It is where your simulation output gets used outside the mod's own machines.^[5]

Evolutionary Matter

Evolutionary Matter is made with a Create sequenced assembly recipe, and the pack added it. It takes the generalized predictions from this mod together with items from several other mods, and it passes through Incomplete Evolutionary Matter along the way. The recipe block below shows the exact in-pack recipe.^[5]

Evolutionary MatterAdded by the pack

Sequenced Assembly (create)

• Charged Redstone Crystal
• 7× Incomplete Evolutionary Matter
• Generalized Ender Prediction
• Generalized Nether Prediction
• Generalized Overworld Prediction
• 100× Portal Fluid Source
• Living Flesh
• Nitro Crystal

Recipe id: ftb:create/sequenced_assembly/evolutionary_matter

Added by the pack. It mixes Hostile Neural Networks predictions with items from other mods.

Simulations in the Simulation Chamber always produce a generalized prediction, so a working chamber setup is how you get the prediction items this recipe asks for.^[1][5]

Quests

The pack's Hostile Neural Networks quests sit in the resource_generation chapter and only ask for items from this mod. The chain starts with "Hostile Neural Networks!" quest (Model Framework and Deep Learner). It continues with "Simulating Loot" quest (Simulation Chamber, Prediction Matrix and one of the generalized predictions), then "Generating Loot" quest (Loot Fabricator and Fabrication Directive).^[3]

After the Loot Fabricator quest the chapter branches. a quest in "Generating Resources" asks for the Data Center and Data Center IO Port. "Warden Prediction" quest, "Ender Dragon Prediction" quest and "Wither Prediction" quest each ask for a Prediction. None of these quests mixes in items from other mods, so the Evolutionary Matter recipe is the only cross-mod connection the sources confirm.^[3]

In this pack, Hostile Neural Networks shows up in the quest chapter called resource_generation. The quests have no titles, so the page refers to them by ID. They form a short chain, and each one asks you to obtain items from the mod.^[3]

The quest chain, in order

1. "Hostile Neural Networks!" quest is the starting quest. It asks for a Model Framework and a Deep Learner.^[3]
2. "Simulating Loot" quest unlocks after the first quest. It asks for a Simulation Chamber and a Prediction Matrix. It also needs one prediction item, and any of Generalized Overworld Prediction, Generalized Nether Prediction or Generalized Ender Prediction counts.^[3]
3. "Generating Loot" quest follows the Simulation Chamber quest. It asks for a Loot Fabricator and a Fabrication Directive.^[3]

Branching after the Loot Fabricator

Once the Loot Fabricator quest is done, the chain splits and several quests open up at once. You can do them in any order.^[3]

• a quest in "Generating Resources" asks for a Data Center and a Data Center IO Port.^[3]
• "Warden Prediction" quest, "Ender Dragon Prediction" quest and "Wither Prediction" quest each have a single task: hand in a Prediction.^[3]

Unverified The prediction quests list the generic prediction item, so which specific prediction each one wants can't be confirmed from the available quest data. Check the in-game quest book to see exactly what each one asks for.

Everything for Hostile Neural Networks lives in one file, config/hostilenetworks.cfg. Most of the options you will care about are power sizes and how models level up, so here is exactly how this pack sets them.^[6]

The value the pack flags as changed

[[config:config/hostilenetworks.cfg#models.Data Center Sim Cost Multiplier]] is set to 1.5. It scales the per-tick power cost the Data Center pays for each active model, as a multiplier on the model's base simCost, so 1.5 means 150% of normal. The allowed range is 0.01 to 100.0. The config listing marks this option as changed by the pack, but the mod default it shows is also 1.5, so 1.5 is the value you get in this pack.^[6]

Power

The power options below all match the mod defaults in this pack.^[6]

• [[config:config/hostilenetworks.cfg#power.Data Center Power Cap]]: 8,000,000 FE. The config describes this as sized for 25 concurrent self-aware simulations.^[6]
• [[config:config/hostilenetworks.cfg#power.Sim Chamber Power Cap]]: 2,000,000 FE stored in the Simulation Chamber.^[6]
• [[config:config/hostilenetworks.cfg#power.Loot Fab Power Cap]]: 1,000,000 FE stored in the Loot Fabricator.^[6]
• [[config:config/hostilenetworks.cfg#power.Loot Fab Power Cost]]: 256 FE/t for the Loot Fabricator.^[6]

Model training and attuning

• [[config:config/hostilenetworks.cfg#models.Action Upgrades Model]] is true, so killing mobs and breaking blocks upgrades the data on a matching model.^[6]
• [[config:config/hostilenetworks.cfg#models.Right Click To Attune]] is true, so right clicking a blank data model on a mob or block attunes it to that target.^[6]
• [[config:config/hostilenetworks.cfg#models.Continuous Accuracy]] is true, so a model's accuracy rises as it gains progress toward the next tier, instead of staying at the base accuracy of its current tier.^[6]
• [[config:config/hostilenetworks.cfg#models.Sim Chamber Upgrades Model]] is 1, meaning the Simulation Chamber's Training Mode upgrades model data. The options are 0 (disabled, which also disables Training Mode entirely), 1 (yes) and 2 (only up to tier boundaries).^[6]
• [[config:config/hostilenetworks.cfg#models.Enable Block Data Models]] is false. It is described as experimental and covers block data models such as the built-in ore models.^[6]

Deep Learner HUD

The HUD is anchored at top_left with an X offset of 0 and a Y offset of 0, which are the mod defaults. Change [[config:config/hostilenetworks.cfg#client.Deep Learner HUD Anchor Point]], [[config:config/hostilenetworks.cfg#client.Deep Learner HUD X Offset]] and [[config:config/hostilenetworks.cfg#client.Deep Learner HUD Y Offset]] to move it. Each offset can go from -1000 to 1000.^[6]

FTB Skies 2 1.22.0 ships with Hostile Neural Networks 6.5.1, built for Minecraft 1.21.1. The mod has been in the pack since FTB Skies 2 1.0.1 or earlier, so it's been part of the pack for a long time.^[2]

Unverified The mod's changelogs for 6.5.1, 6.5.0 and 6.4.1 were available only as titles, with no entries I could read, so I can't say what changed in those releases. There are also no pack changelog entries for this mod, so any change the pack made to it between releases is unconfirmed.