Oritech

Oritech is a tech mod centered around customizable multiblock machines that will change the way you use tech mods! From basic ore processing to setting up Particle Accelerators, this mod has it all. To get started, you'll need some Raw Nickel as this is the main crafting material for the mod.

Asks for: Nickel Ingot

Oritech is all about building Multiblock Machines, most of which require using Machine Cores. You can always check to see how many cores are needed by checking the tooltip of the machine. There are 7 different tiers of Machine Cores, with each increasing the total number of Addons that can be attached to the machine multiblock. For now, you can make either of the first 2 tiers to get you started!

Asks for: Primitive Machine Core, Basic Machine Core, Improved Machine Core, Advanced Machine Core, Elite Machine Core, Ultra Machine Core

The Foundry is key for progression and specializes in creating all of the alloys needed to make Oritech machines. To build this multiblock, you'll need 3 Machine Cores total. Place the Foundry block first, then right click it to see where the Cores need to be placed. Once the cores are in place, right click again to finalize the machine! Note: Some of these alloys can also be crafted by hand or other modded machines, but doing so often consumes more resources.

Asks for: Foundry

Addons are used to improve your Multiblock Machines depending on the type of Addon you choose to add. These are attached to specific sides of your machines, or can be attached to a Machine Extender. Each Extender allows you to have more sides to attach more Addons! You can always check which sides of a machine can accept an Addon by checking the Addon GUI within the machine's interface.

Asks for: Machine Addon Extender

One of the first machines that you can make is the Powered Furnace! To build this machine, place down the Powered Furnace block first, then place a Machine Core on top of it. Then you can Right-click it to build it. This is a decent machine in the early game, but can be upgraded to be much faster using Addons.

Asks for: Powered Furnace

The Pulverizer is a simple machine that can be used to make Dusts and Biomass. In the early game, this is also the best way to get Enderic Compounds.

Asks for: Pulverizer

The Assembler features a 2x2 crafting grid and will automatically assemble items as long as it has energy, items in the input slots, and space for the finished product in the output slot. Some machine components can be crafted without an Assembler, but doing so consumes more resources.

Asks for: Assembler

Enderic Lasers are primarily used to create Fluxite, but can also be used to transfer RF wirelessly or mine blocks in the world. To link a machine or block to the Enderic Laser, use the Target Designator by Sneak + Right-clicking the machine or block, then Sneak + Right-clicking the Enderic Laser to link them. WARNING! Removing a linked block without stopping the laser will mine all blocks within range of the laser's line of sight.

Asks for: Enderic Lens, Enderic Laser, Target Designator

The Centrifuge is a simple machine that separates and transforms specific items, most notably Carbon Fibre Strands. This machine can be upgraded to separate fluids with the Machine Fluid Addon to make items like Plastic, or can be used to automate ore processing when using a Fragment Forge later down the road.

Asks for: Centrifuge, Fluid Addon

With the power of Enderic Lasers, you can focus the laser to mine Amethyst Clusters to get Fluxite. Using the laser on a Budding Amethyst will energize it and increase its growth rate. Fluxite is used to make Flux Gates.

Asks for: Flux Gate, Fluxite

The Atomic Forge is a powerful machine capable of creating advanced computer chips, reinforcing deepslate, and even duplicating ores! It's a pretty big multiblock, requiring 8 Machine Cores in total to build. Energy pipes cannot connect directly to an Atomic Forge; it needs to be wirelessly powered by an Enderic Laser.

Asks for: Atomic Forge

Particle Accelerators are quite complex! Because of this, each part is split into different quests to break down how they all work. To create new items with this machine, you will need to collide items from two separate controllers. The Accelerator Magnetic Field can be placed into the middle of the ring and linked to a Particle Accelerator to increase the amount of speed the ring can handle. You will need an Advanced Target Designator to link to your Accelerator.

Asks for: Particle Accelerator, Accelerator Magnetic Field

Particle Accelerators can be built in various ways, depending on their goals. A straight line of Linear Motors can shoot particles at something, but higher speeds are more efficiently reached with a circular design. Very large rings might be needed to reach certain elements. Slow particles require Guide Rings to be close together, so starting in a small ring and then using redstone to move to a larger ring often makes sense. Multiple ring stages might be necessary for some cases.

Asks for: Particle Accelerator Guide Ring

Prometheum is an advanced material that can only be produced in an Atomic Forge. This powerful resource is essential for crafting Prometheum Tools and the Ultimate Machine Core.

Asks for: Prometheum

The Fragment Forge is an advanced multiblock machine that is mostly used to Fragment and process ores, increasing the overall yield of ingot production. Most Addons affect the operation of the Fragment Forge. The Machine Yield Addon will produce additional byproducts when installed in the Fragment Forge.

Asks for: Fragment Forge

When a redstone signal is applied to a non-straight Guide Ring, it becomes a switch block. When powered on, it leads particles straight; when powered off, it guides them into the original curved direction. A particle can also enter from the 'other' direction, visualized by the smaller red glass tube, following the path of the white tube, and entering from both the red and white tubes. At higher speeds, the particle can't take tight turns. If the last full 90-degree turn is too close, it exits the guided path and shoots out into the world. If the distance between Guide Rings is too big, or no next Guide Ring is found, it will also shoot out. A particle's speed can be measured with a Particle Accelerator Sensor. A comparator can then provide a redstone signal based on the particle's speed. The following shows the required speed for each redstone level: 1. 0 2. 10 3. 50 4. 75 5. 100 6. 150 7. 250 8. 500 9. 750 10. 1000 11. 2500 12. 5000 13. 7500 14. 10000 15. 15000

Asks for: Particle Accelerator Sensor

When particles of different items collide, they can create new items. The particle starts from the Particle Accelerator Block, where you can insert any item to be used as a particle. A straight Guide Ring needs to be placed right behind the Controller, facing to the side, with visuals aligning correctly. Once inserted, the particle travels along a route defined by the Guide Rings. They can be right-clicked to add a 45-degree turn on one side. Another Guide Ring needs to be in the particle's path as defined by the Guide Rings. Depending on the speed, the allowed distance between Guide Rings increases This means that, at higher speeds, the distance between Guide Rings can be larger.

Asks for: Particle Accelerator Linear Motor