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Modern Industrialization Multiblock Editor
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Modern Industrialization Multiblock Editor

by twshch · on Modrinth

Customize Modern Industrialization multiblocks with KubeJS

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MI Multiblock Editor

MI Multiblock Editor is a NeoForge addon for Modern Industrialization that allows modpack developers to replace and customize existing multiblock structures using KubeJS startup scripts.

It is designed for modpacks that want to redesign machine structures without reimplementing the machines themselves.

Features

Quick Example

Create a file inside:

kubejs/startup_scripts/

For example:

MIMultiblocks
    .create('example:vacuum_freezer')
    .controller('modern_industrialization:vacuum_freezer')
    .hatchCasing('modern_industrialization:frostproof_machine_casing')
    .layer([
        'AAA',
        'A#A',
        'AAA'
    ])
    .mappingBlock(
        'A',
        'modern_industrialization:frostproof_machine_casing',
        [
            'modern_industrialization:item_input',
            'modern_industrialization:item_output',
            'modern_industrialization:fluid_input',
            'modern_industrialization:fluid_output',
            'modern_industrialization:energy_input'
        ]
    )
    .register();

A full game restart is required after changing startup scripts.

Supported Special Multiblocks

Modern Industrialization

Extended Industrialization

Industrialization Overdrive

Yet Another Industrialization

The addon mods above are optional dependencies.

Examples

Complete working KubeJS examples are available on GitHub:

Multiblock Examples

The examples include dedicated scripts for special machines such as the Electric Blast Furnace, Distillation Tower, Large Tank, Tesla Tower, Flight Pylon, Large Storage Unit, and other supported multiblocks.

Documentation

Requirements

License

MI Multiblock Editor is licensed under the MIT License.

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