In your Minecraft travels, you are going to collect a large amount of ore. That ore is vital when building and crafting, but it can quickly become cumbersome. As you collect more, your inventory fills up. You have to do something with it before you can move on to anything else. This restricts your options in the game, forcing you to choose between dropping items and making use of what you have right now. The Ore Dictionary Converter Mod for Minecraft is an effective remedy to this problem. It gives you the chance to stack and make use of ore at any time, no matter where you are.
Make Use of Ore
You collect ore for a purpose. Unless you plan to throw ore on the ground and admire it in your home, you need to do something with it. The Ore Dictionary Converter Mod makes that easier. Instead of walking around and wasting time, you can use the converter to convert. Turn that ore into different versions of itself. Change it to make it more usable, to meet your needs, and to save time. Once you craft the converter, you can start using it immediately and at any time.
Manual or Auto
There are three different things that you can craft. There is the standard converter, the ore conversion table, and the automatic converter. Each one has its own advantages and recipes. The one that you choose depends on the amount of work you want to put into the conversion. If you want to turn a lot of ore into a single other version of itself, as an example, it might be worth it to use the auto converter. If you want to craft different things from a single ore type, you might prefer the standard converter. Each one can benefit your gameplay and make your playing experience streamlined.
Save That Space
One of the biggest advantages of the Ore Dictionary Converter Mod 1.7.10 is that it makes ores and ingots stackable. A full inventory is a headache, and certainly something you never want. Making the ore and ingots stackable allows you to continue exploring, collecting, and working for longer. You can get all of the ore that you need without having to stop to deal with a full inventory too often. If you have to collect a lot of material to build something, this is going to be a necessary part of your journey.
Blocks and Items:
Ore Converter:
The Ore Converter is an item that allows ores to be converted. To use it place it in the hotbar and right click with it in the hand, it will open a GUI. The GUI has 2 sets of slots. In the left 3×3 slots is where the ores are placed, and in the right 4×4 slots is where the target ore is converted (similar to using a workbench).
Ore Conversion Table:
The Ore Conversion Table is a block that has the same function as the Ore Converter but is placed in the world.
Automatic Ore Converter:
The Automatic Ore Converter is a block that automatically converts ores when they are placed on the input slots. When activeted it will open a GUI. The gui has 3 sets of slots. In the top left 4×2 slots is where the ores are placed, in the top right 3×2 slots is where the converted ores are pulled out, and the bottom 9×2 slots are used to set a specific version of the ore to convert (if none is specified, the first ore in the dictionary is selected, and if the item is not on the Ore Dictionary, it's placed directly on an output slot).
The Automatic Ore Converter works with hoppers, Buildcraft pipes, etc.
Recipes:
Ore Converter:
Ore Conversion Table:
Automatic Ore Converter:
Mod Installation:
- Download and run the latest version of 1.10.2 Forge (https://24hminecraft.com/minecraft-forge/)
- Go to Start Menu > Type %appdata%/.minecraft/mods
- Download the mod
- Move the downloaded Jar (zip) file into the “mods” folder
- Done and Enjoy the mod.
Download Links:
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Credits: EXTER6
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