Cloudy Foundry

Cast tool and armour parts from over 30 materials, alloy them in a multiblock Smeltery, then carve sockets and set cut gems to decide what your gear does.

模组 NeoForge 冒险矿物资源能量流体物品运输自动化装备

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**Armour Station** — Plates, frame, clasps and padding; the padding decides the kind.

**Armour in every metal** — Four kinds, four pieces, every castable metal.

**Western, cobalt** — Leather padding. A full set makes your mount faster and jump higher.

**Northern, luminite** — Wool padding. A full set feeds you on a kill.

**Eastern, tartarite** — Paper padding. A full set keeps hostiles from noticing you while you sneak.

**Southern, adamant** — Hay padding. A full set makes villagers ask a third less.

**Dyed cloth** — Metal keeps its colour; the cloth takes any dye, and a cauldron washes it out.

**Dyed cloth** — Northern set in luminite, cloth dyed blue.

**Dyed cloth** — Eastern set in tartarite, cloth dyed gold.

**Dyed cloth** — Southern set in adamant, cloth dyed green.

**Dyed cloth** — A Western steel set, cloth dyed blue.

**Utility** — Every utility block and item on one tab.

介绍

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Foundry

Modular tools, armor and gem cutting for NeoForge 26.2.

Cloudy Foundry lets you build tools and armor from over 30 materials, mix alloys in a multiblock Smeltery, and add effects to your gear with cut gems. Choose the head, binding and haft for each tool, or the plates, frame, clasps and padding for your armor. Carve sockets into the finished piece, then set gems to suit what you use it for.

The yard

The Smeltery

Build a hollow shell of seared brick with a controller in one wall and a heater in another. The interior can be anywhere from 1×1 to 7×7, up to 64 blocks tall. Bigger chambers hold more molten metal. Use a drain and faucet to pour your chosen metal into a casting table or basin.

Smeltery

Alloys form automatically when the ingredients, ratio and temperature are right. Melt three copper and one tin together to get four bronze.

There are 15 alloys: bronze, brass, electrum, invar, constantan, duralumin, steel, corinthium, fulgurite, luminite, tenebrium, tartarite, adamant, blood iron and coagulated blood.

Molten gold

For higher-temperature metals, upgrade to scorched brick by plating seared brick with molten netherite.

Tools

There are 16 tool and weapon types: pickaxe, shovel, hand axe, pulaski, sledge, excavator, felling axe, scythe, carver, broadsword, longsword, rapier, falchion, dagger, halberd and spear.

Each uses a head, a binding and a haft. You can use a different material for each part:

Part	What it affects
Head	Attack damage, mining speed, harvest tier, enchantability, base durability
Binding	A multiplier on durability
Haft	A multiplier on mining speed and attack speed

The head determines most of the tool’s base stats, while the binding and haft let you adjust its durability and speed.

Tool Forge

Sixteen shapes

Cast parts using a pattern, which is consumed when you pour, or a reusable cast. Wood, flint and stone parts are made by hand at the Tool Station; everything else is cast.

Gems

Foundry has 12 gems, each with four cuts and four grades. Cut stones on the Lapidary Wheel into cabochon, rose-cut, step-cut or brilliant gems. The cut determines the effect, and the grade (crude, fair, fine or flawless) determines its strength.

A gem in the Manual

Gem effects also depend on whether you put them in a weapon, armor or a tool, giving 144 effects in all. A ruby in a pickaxe can drop charcoal from ore; in a sword, it can add damage against burning enemies; in a chestplate, it can shorten how long you burn.

Use the Carving Table to open sockets, then the Socketing Table to set your gems. Tools can have up to four sockets, and an apex chestplate can have up to six. A failed cut does one of two things, at even odds: the carver’s bit snaps, or the piece permanently loses 10% of its maximum durability. Sockets already carved and gems already set are never lost, and the piece is never destroyed.

Carving Table

Sockets on a tool

Hold Shift on a tool for its stats, Ctrl for its parts, or Alt for its sockets and their combined effects.

Armor

Armor is made from plates, a frame, clasps and padding at the Armor Station. The padding determines the armor type and its full-set bonus:

Type	Padding	Full-set bonus
Western	Leather	Your mount runs a third faster and jumps a block higher
Northern	Wool	Kills restore hunger
Eastern	Paper	Hostiles do not notice you while you sneak
Southern	Hay	Villagers charge a third less

All four types offer the same protection. There are also four material set bonuses, which stack with the padding bonus:

Adamant stores absorption.
Luminite gives night vision and makes hostiles glow.
Tartarite stacks bleed and grants Strength on a kill.
Tenebrium allows double-tap sneak and you teleport up to five blocks forward, straight through whatever is in the way, landing on the farthest clear spot.

Dyed armor

The metal keeps its color, but you can dye the cloth in a crafting grid, just like leather armor. Wash the dye out in a cauldron.

Two books

The Foundry Primer takes you from your first wooden pickaxe to a working Smeltery and a socketed tool. Its nine chapters show the items as you go.

The Foundry Manual has the detailed reference information: material stats, alloy ratios, all twelve effects for each gem with values from crude to flawless, and the parts needed for every tool and weapon type. Both books pull their data from the game’s registries when opened, so their reference data stays in sync with the game.

Primer

Utility

Utility tab

Phase Plates — available in sixteen colors; stand on one and jump to teleport up, or sneak to go down
Magnet — toggle it to pull in items and experience within 8 blocks
Luminite Brazier — prevents natural hostile spawns within 64 blocks without affecting spawners
Serrated & Sanguine Spikes — floor traps; sanguine spikes credit the kill to you
Grappling Winch — a 32-block hook with three seconds of fall immunity
Lockboxes — bronze, steel and adamant, with 54, 84 and 108 slots; right-click a chest to upgrade it in place
Architect’s Rod — extends a matching surface up to 9×9, with undo
Canvas Glider — silent, unpowered gliding with no fall damage
Trash Can — deletes items and fluids, with filters
Astral Tether — a 3×3 chunk loader
Calderite Siphon — stand on it to store your experience as liquid; right-click it empty-handed to spend that experience repairing the most damaged item you’re wearing or holding
Bedroll — sleep through the night without changing your spawn
Work Caddy — a crafting grid that keeps its contents
Pedestal, pipes, Calderite tanks and spigots

Compatibility

JEI — recipe categories for melting, alloying, casting, patterns, tool and armor assembly, cutting, socketing, cleansing and sharpening
Jade — shows Smeltery and tank contents when you look at them