Trivaton

Trivaton

Trivaton adds a tech progression path built around two new materials, Thiorite and Mythium, along with machines, circuit boards, and an item routing system.

Materials & Tools

Thiorite ore generates naturally and processes into ingots, tools, and armor. It’s a solid step up from iron, faster, tougher, and more enchantable. Mythium comes later, crafted through the mod’s machines using Thiorite as a base. It’s the endgame tier.

Both materials have a full tool set including a Hammer. The Thiorite Hammer mines a 3×3 area on the face you hit. The Mythium Hammer goes full 3×3×3. Hold sneak for single-block precision.

Machines

Sieve throws items on top to load them in. It processes inputs into outputs over time. Slot in a circuit board to make it faster.

Thiorite Crystal Generator grows Thiorite Crystals automatically in 5 stages. You can watch it progress on the block itself. Circuit boards speed up the cycle.

Generator has two inputs and three outputs, with an extra output chance on top. It’s the main workhorse for processing materials. Circuit boards affect both speed and reliability, but they wear down during operation.

Circuit Board Crafter is a dedicated machine for crafting circuit boards. It has its own recipe system separate from the vanilla crafting table.

Mythium Stand is a small display pedestal. Right-click with an item to place it, right-click empty-handed to take it back.

Mythium Router routes items from 5 input slots to up to 5 different target inventories anywhere in the world. Bindings are stored in the item itself, so the router remembers its setup even after you break and replace it. Open the GUI to manage which slot goes where. Higher-tier circuit boards improve routing.

Circuit Boards

Three crafted tiers (level 1, 2, 3) plus a creative-only board. Install them into machines to boost speed and output rates. They have durability and will eventually break, so factor that into your setup. The level shows in the tooltip alongside remaining uses.

Building Blocks

Thiorite Stone comes in plain, polished, and brick forms, all three with stairs, slabs, and walls. Good for industrial-looking builds.