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Processing Station

The Processing Station is a standalone crafting block. It processes items using researchcube:processing recipes and does not require any research to operate.

Using the Processing Station

Right-click researchcube:processing_station to open the processing menu. Place the ingredients in the input slots and take the output. No Drive, Cube, or fluid is required.

Built-in Recipe

One processing recipe ships with the mod:

Recipe IDDescription
researchcube:processing_iron_compressionCompresses iron ingots into a block

Recipe Format

Processing recipes use type researchcube:processing. Pack developers can add additional recipes via datapack see Processing Recipe Schema.

{
"type": "researchcube:processing",
"ingredients": [
{ "item": "minecraft:iron_ingot" }
],
"result": {
"id": "minecraft:iron_block",
"count": 1
}
}

JEI / EMI Support

Processing recipes are visible in JEI and EMI under the ResearchCube Processing category when either mod is installed.

Related Pages

ResearchCube Wiki

Getting Started

Game Mechanics

Mod Compatibility

For Pack Developers

Reference

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Processing Station
The Processing Station is a standalone crafting block. It processes items using researchcube:processing recipes and does not require any research to operate.
Using the Processing Station
Right-click researchcube:processing_station to open the processing menu. Place the ingredients in the input slots and take the output. No Drive, Cube, or fluid is required.
Built-in Recipe
One processing recipe ships with the mod:
Recipe IDDescription
researchcube:processing_iron_compressionCompresses iron ingots into a block
Recipe Format
Processing recipes use type researchcube:processing. Pack developers can add additional recipes via datapack see Processing Recipe Schema.
{
"type": "researchcube:processing",
"ingredients": [
{ "item": "minecraft:iron_ingot" }
],
"result": {
"id": "minecraft:iron_block",
"count": 1
}
}
JEI / EMI Support
Processing recipes are visible in JEI and EMI under the ResearchCube Processing category when either mod is installed.
Related Pages
ResearchCube Wiki
Getting Started
Game Mechanics
Mod Compatibility
For Pack Developers
Reference
Clone this wiki locally

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Processing Station
The Processing Station is a standalone crafting block. It processes items using researchcube:processing recipes and does not require any research to operate.
Using the Processing Station
Right-click researchcube:processing_station to open the processing menu. Place the ingredients in the input slots and take the output. No Drive, Cube, or fluid is required.
Built-in Recipe
One processing recipe ships with the mod:
Recipe IDDescription
researchcube:processing_iron_compressionCompresses iron ingots into a block
Recipe Format
Processing recipes use type researchcube:processing. Pack developers can add additional recipes via datapack see Processing Recipe Schema.
{
"type": "researchcube:processing",
"ingredients": [
{ "item": "minecraft:iron_ingot" }
],
"result": {
"id": "minecraft:iron_block",
"count": 1
}
}
JEI / EMI Support
Processing recipes are visible in JEI and EMI under the ResearchCube Processing category when either mod is installed.
Related Pages
ResearchCube Wiki
Getting Started
Game Mechanics
Mod Compatibility
For Pack Developers
Reference
Clone this wiki locally

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Processing Station
The Processing Station is a standalone crafting block. It processes items using researchcube:processing recipes and does not require any research to operate.
Using the Processing Station
Right-click researchcube:processing_station to open the processing menu. Place the ingredients in the input slots and take the output. No Drive, Cube, or fluid is required.
Built-in Recipe
One processing recipe ships with the mod:
Recipe IDDescription
researchcube:processing_iron_compressionCompresses iron ingots into a block
Recipe Format
Processing recipes use type researchcube:processing. Pack developers can add additional recipes via datapack see Processing Recipe Schema.
{
"type": "researchcube:processing",
"ingredients": [
{ "item": "minecraft:iron_ingot" }
],
"result": {
"id": "minecraft:iron_block",
"count": 1
}
}
JEI / EMI Support
Processing recipes are visible in JEI and EMI under the ResearchCube Processing category when either mod is installed.
Related Pages
ResearchCube Wiki
Getting Started
Game Mechanics
Mod Compatibility
For Pack Developers
Reference
Clone this wiki locally

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Processing Station
The Processing Station is a standalone crafting block. It processes items using researchcube:processing recipes and does not require any research to operate.
Using the Processing Station
Right-click researchcube:processing_station to open the processing menu. Place the ingredients in the input slots and take the output. No Drive, Cube, or fluid is required.
Built-in Recipe
One processing recipe ships with the mod:
Recipe IDDescription
researchcube:processing_iron_compressionCompresses iron ingots into a block
Recipe Format
Processing recipes use type researchcube:processing. Pack developers can add additional recipes via datapack see Processing Recipe Schema.
{
"type": "researchcube:processing",
"ingredients": [
{ "item": "minecraft:iron_ingot" }
],
"result": {
"id": "minecraft:iron_block",
"count": 1
}
}
JEI / EMI Support
Processing recipes are visible in JEI and EMI under the ResearchCube Processing category when either mod is installed.
Related Pages
ResearchCube Wiki
Getting Started
Game Mechanics
Mod Compatibility
For Pack Developers
Reference
Clone this wiki locally

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Processing Station
The Processing Station is a standalone crafting block. It processes items using researchcube:processing recipes and does not require any research to operate.
Using the Processing Station
Right-click researchcube:processing_station to open the processing menu. Place the ingredients in the input slots and take the output. No Drive, Cube, or fluid is required.
Built-in Recipe
One processing recipe ships with the mod:
Recipe IDDescription
researchcube:processing_iron_compressionCompresses iron ingots into a block
Recipe Format
Processing recipes use type researchcube:processing. Pack developers can add additional recipes via datapack see Processing Recipe Schema.
{
"type": "researchcube:processing",
"ingredients": [
{ "item": "minecraft:iron_ingot" }
],
"result": {
"id": "minecraft:iron_block",
"count": 1
}
}
JEI / EMI Support
Processing recipes are visible in JEI and EMI under the ResearchCube Processing category when either mod is installed.
Related Pages
ResearchCube Wiki
Getting Started
Game Mechanics
Mod Compatibility
For Pack Developers
Reference
Clone this wiki locally

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Processing Station
The Processing Station is a standalone crafting block. It processes items using researchcube:processing recipes and does not require any research to operate.
Using the Processing Station
Right-click researchcube:processing_station to open the processing menu. Place the ingredients in the input slots and take the output. No Drive, Cube, or fluid is required.
Built-in Recipe
One processing recipe ships with the mod:
Recipe IDDescription
researchcube:processing_iron_compressionCompresses iron ingots into a block
Recipe Format
Processing recipes use type researchcube:processing. Pack developers can add additional recipes via datapack see Processing Recipe Schema.
{
"type": "researchcube:processing",
"ingredients": [
{ "item": "minecraft:iron_ingot" }
],
"result": {
"id": "minecraft:iron_block",
"count": 1
}
}
JEI / EMI Support
Processing recipes are visible in JEI and EMI under the ResearchCube Processing category when either mod is installed.
Related Pages
ResearchCube Wiki
Getting Started
Game Mechanics
Mod Compatibility
For Pack Developers
Reference
Clone this wiki locally

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Processing Station
The Processing Station is a standalone crafting block. It processes items using researchcube:processing recipes and does not require any research to operate.
Using the Processing Station
Right-click researchcube:processing_station to open the processing menu. Place the ingredients in the input slots and take the output. No Drive, Cube, or fluid is required.
Built-in Recipe
One processing recipe ships with the mod:
Recipe IDDescription
researchcube:processing_iron_compressionCompresses iron ingots into a block
Recipe Format
Processing recipes use type researchcube:processing. Pack developers can add additional recipes via datapack see Processing Recipe Schema.
{
"type": "researchcube:processing",
"ingredients": [
{ "item": "minecraft:iron_ingot" }
],
"result": {
"id": "minecraft:iron_block",
"count": 1
}
}
JEI / EMI Support
Processing recipes are visible in JEI and EMI under the ResearchCube Processing category when either mod is installed.
Related Pages
ResearchCube Wiki
Getting Started
Game Mechanics
Mod Compatibility
For Pack Developers
Reference
Clone this wiki locally