Applied Avaritia

Applied Avaritia adds native Avaritia crafting patterns and a dedicated ME assembler for Minecraft 1.7.10. Encode recipes in a 9×9 grid and request their results through your regular Applied Energistics 2 crafting terminal.

Automate recipes such as the Infinity Ingot using AE2’s crafting planner and CPU.

Features

• Extreme Pattern Encoder: a 9×9 ghost grid for preparing and encoding Avaritia recipes. Setting ingredients does not consume them.
• ME Extreme Assembler: holds up to nine encoded patterns and crafts directly through your ME network.
• Recursive autocrafting: AE2 can plan intermediate crafting steps using available patterns.
• Ore Dictionary substitution: compatible material variants can be mixed when the actual Avaritia recipe accepts them. NBT-sensitive ingredients retain their exact identity.
• Direct output delivery: crafted items and returned containers go back into ME storage. Buffered outputs wait for power and available storage space.
• Result previews: assembler slots display the recipe output by default. Hold Shift in other inventories to preview an encoded pattern’s result.
• Reusable patterns: hold an encoded pattern and press Shift + right-click to turn it back into a blank pattern.
• Optional NEI recipe transfer support.

  

Getting started

1. Place an Extreme Pattern Encoder and insert a blank extreme pattern.
2. Fill the ghost grid manually or transfer a recipe from NEI, then click the save icon.
3. Insert the encoded pattern into an ME Extreme Assembler.
4. Connect the assembler to a powered ME network with item storage and a crafting CPU.
5. Request the recipe’s output from an ME crafting terminal.

The encoder can encode patterns without a network connection. Each assembler performs one craft at a time.

Requirements

• Minecraft 1.7.10
• Minecraft Forge 10.13.4.1614
• Official Applied Energistics 2 rv3-beta-6
• Avaritia 1.13
• Java 8

Install Applied Avaritia on both the client and server. NEI 1.0.5.120 is optional on the client for recipe transfer.