Progressive Automation

Progressive Automation provides low tech automation tools for common tasks. The tools are upgradable as the player progresses. Some of the cool things the mod adds are:

- A low tech miner that uses normal fuel. Replacing the the mined area with cobble and infinitely expandable (with enough resources).
- A simple tree farm that plants and chop trees.
- A simple plant farm that plants and harvests crops.

By crafting base materials with a nether star you will get wither materials. Using these materials you can craft tools using the normal crafting recipes. These tools have the advantage of having Unbreaking X on the tools. Perfect for putting into your machines. The RF engine is the core of all RF support for this mod, all generators need at least one in their crafting recipes and any machine you want powered by RF will need one inside. When machines are crafted they do not accept RF, to make them accept it you will need to add one of these Engines into its fuel slot. Once you do then the machine can be connected to generators and other mods cables. The energy that the machine stores will then be stored in the Engine itself so it´s possible to move the engine from one machine to another without losing the energy stored. By default (can be changed in the configs) the engines can store 40,000 RF.




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Installation Instructions (without Modinstaller)

Forge Mods

1. Open the new launcher and make sure the version of Minecraft the mod requires is already installed.
2. Download the Forge-Auto-Installer compatible to your Minecraft version
3. Install the Minecraft Forge using the Auto-Installer
4. Download the Mod "" in the right column Forge here
5. Click "Edit Profile" in the Minecraft launcher, then open the game directory
6. Extract the downloaded zip file directly in the first game directory folder
7. Select the new profile "Forge" and the Minecraft version e.g. "1.7.10-Forge10.13..."
8. Login and play as normal.

Modloader Mods

1. Open the new launcher and make sure the version of Minecraft the mod requires is already installed.
2. Click "Edit Profile" in the launcher, then open the game directory
3. Go into the subfolder "versions".
4. Rename the folder for the version you require to something else. In this example, rename "1.7.10" to "1.7.10_Mods".
5. Open the "1.7.10_Mods" folder.
6. Rename "1.7.10.jar" to "1.7.10_Mods.jar".
7. Rename "1.7.10.json" to "1.7.10_Mods.json".
8. Open "1.7.10_Mods.json" with a text editor and replace "id":"1.7.10" with "id":"1.7.10_Mods", save the file and close it.
9. Open the class files from the mod with an archiver (7-Zip) and copy-paste the files into 1.7.10_Mods.jar. Do not close the archiver yet.
10. Delete META-INF and close the archiver.
11. Start the Minecraft launcher.
12. Click on "Edit Profile"
13. In "Use Version", select "1.7.10_Mods".
14. Click Save Profile.
15. Login and play as normal.