Mod Compatibility
Most mods work with Almost Unified out of the box. The generic recipe unifier covers all JSON recipes that use common property names for their inputs and outputs. This page lists mods with dedicated support and mods that need some manual configuration.
Generic Support
The generic recipe unifier handles the following top-level recipe properties:
| Type | Properties |
|---|---|
| inputs | input, inputs, ingredient, ingredients, inputItems |
| outputs | output, outputs, result, results, outputItems |
Nested objects and arrays within these properties are handled as well. In addition, Almost Unified has bundled unifiers for vanilla shaped crafting recipes, recipes that share their structure, and smithing recipes.
On NeoForge, compound ingredients (neoforge:compound) are supported as well.
Built-in Recipe Unifiers
Some mods use their own recipe structures. Almost Unified ships with dedicated recipe unifiers for these mods:
| Mod | Platform |
|---|---|
| Amethyst Imbuement | Fabric |
| Ars Nouveau, Ars Creo, Ars Elemental, Ars Scalaes | NeoForge |
| Create (including sequenced assembly) | both |
| Cyclic | NeoForge |
| EnderIO (Sag Mill) | NeoForge |
| GregTech CEu Modern | both |
| Integrated Dynamics | NeoForge |
| Mekanism | NeoForge |
| Occultism | NeoForge |
| Productive Trees | NeoForge |
| Theurgy | NeoForge |
| Immersive Engineering, via the add-on | NeoForge |
Other mods can provide their own recipe unifiers through the plugin system. A recipe unifier registered by a mod takes precedence over the built-in one.
Mods With Their Own Tag Preferences
Some mods choose items from tags at runtime, for example to decide which ore an ore-generating flower produces or which item a machine outputs. They are not affected by recipe unification and usually have their own config to define the preferred mods. Make sure their order matches the mod_priorities of your unification config.
WARNING
The following entries are based on older versions of the mods. Config names and options might have changed in the 1.21 versions. If you notice outdated information, please let us know on Discord.
Configs of mods are not always located in the config folder. Server configs are often located in the world folder: saves/<world>/serverconfig.
Botania
The Orechid flower generates ores based on a weighted list and is not changed by Almost Unified. Decide which mod should provide the ores and adjust the orechidPriorityMods list in botania-common.toml.
Industrial Foregoing (Titanium)
Industrial Foregoing uses the library Titanium to choose items from tags. Open titanium-tags.toml and make sure the ITEM_PREFERENCE list has the same order as your mod_priorities.
Mystical Agriculture (Cucumber)
Mystical Agriculture uses the library Cucumber to choose items from tags. Open cucumber-common.toml and make sure the modTagPriorities list has the same order as your mod_priorities. Cucumber caches the chosen items in cucumber-tags.json, so delete this file after changing the config.
The recipe type cucumber:shaped_tag is ignored by default in the unification and duplicates configs, because unifying it causes errors.
Productive Bees
Open productivebees-server.toml and make sure the preferredTagSource list has the same order as your mod_priorities. Add the mod ID productivebees to the list as well.
Tinkers' Construct (Mantle)
Tinkers' Construct uses the library Mantle to choose items from tags. Open mantle-server.toml and make sure the tagPreferences list has the same order as your mod_priorities.
Immersive Engineering
Immersive Engineering has its own preference system for ore deposits of the Excavator and Arc Furnace recycling. Use the Immersive Engineering add-on, which makes these systems use the target items of Almost Unified.
Limitations
- Recipes that are not defined as JSON, e.g. recipes that are hardcoded in a mod, can't be unified.
- Recipes with custom structures that don't use the common property names are not unified unless a dedicated recipe unifier exists.
- Fluids are not unified.
- Mods that pick items from tags at runtime are not affected by the unification. See above.
If a mod is not unified correctly, reach out to us on Discord or use the issue tracker.