Assembler
The Assembler is the first MV-tier (medium voltage) autocrafter of the Ala Industrial mod, stamping any crafting-table recipe from blueprints every 2 seconds.
Description
The Assembler's queue holds 3 Assembly Blueprints polled round-robin, so several recipes rotate fairly. Materials come from the Assembler's own store built of Storage Modules — 27 built-in slots plus 27 per module, capped at 108 — and finished items land in a separate 6-slot output area so results never jam the machine. The Assembler runs any shaped or shapeless crafting-table recipe: vanilla, Ala Industrial's own, third-party mods, even datapacks. Ingredient tags like #minecraft:planks work as at a crafting table, and buckets return to the store slot the ingredient came from. Breaking the Assembler drops the blueprints and output, while the store's contents stay safe inside the Storage Modules.
Block properties
| Item ID |
alaindustrial:assembler
|
|---|---|
| /give command |
/give @p alaindustrial:assembler
|
| Stackable | Yes (64) |
| Best tool | Pickaxe |
| Renewable | No |
| Hardness | 3 |
| Blast resistance | 6 |
| Java Edition | Java Edition 26.2 |
Java Edition Guide
How to Get and Use the Assembler in Minecraft
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1
Craft the machine
On a crafting table, place 4 Iron Gears in the corners, a Crafting Table at the top, an Electronic Circuit on each side, a Storage Module at the bottom, and an Advanced Machine Casing in the center.
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2
Connect MV power
Feed the Assembler through a Gold Cable, which carries up to 48 EU per tick; the Assembler is an MV machine (medium voltage) and accepts at most 128 EU per tick.
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3
Record a blueprint
Open the Record tab, place a blank Assembly Blueprint, fill the ghost 3×3 grid with a recipe, and press Write — the Assembler keeps crafting while you record.
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4
Fill the store
Load materials into the Storage Module store by hand or through an Item Pipe; the Assembler's front face is excluded from automation.
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5
Collect the output
Pick up finished items from the 6-slot output area; each Assembler operation takes 40 ticks and 480 EU from the 12,000 EU buffer.
The Assembler spends energy only on a working tick: with no blueprint, missing materials, a full output, or an empty buffer, the draw is 0 EU. A copper LV cable delivering 12 EU per tick covers the machine exactly.
How to craft this block
Iron Gear
x4
Crafting Table
x1
Electronic Circuit
x2
Advanced Machine Casing
x1
Storage Module
x1
Frequently asked questions
How much energy does the Assembler use in Ala Industrial?
While crafting, the Assembler draws 12 EU per tick, so one 40-tick operation costs 480 EU. The internal buffer of 12,000 EU covers 25 operations in a row, and idling costs 0 EU.
What recipes can the Assembler craft automatically?
The Assembler runs any crafting-table recipe — shaped or shapeless — from vanilla Minecraft, the Ala Industrial mod, third-party mods, and datapacks. Machine-processing recipes like macerating or smelting belong to separate machines.
How do you craft the Assembler?
Fill the corners of a 3×3 grid with 4 Iron Gears, put a Crafting Table on top, an Electronic Circuit on each side, a Storage Module at the bottom, and an Advanced Machine Casing in the center. The recipe yields 1 Assembler and shows up in JEI, REI, and EMI.
How do materials reach the Assembler?
Materials come from the Assembler's own store built of Storage Modules: 27 built-in slots plus 27 per module, up to 108. An Item Pipe can fill the store and empty the 6-slot output area, while the front face stays excluded from automation.
How many Assembly Blueprints can the Assembler queue?
The Assembler holds 3 Assembly Blueprints and polls them round-robin, so every recipe gets a fair turn. A per-blueprint substitution toggle (off by default) may replace out-of-stock items with other candidates of the same recipe slot.
Which Minecraft version does the Assembler need?
The Assembler belongs to the Ala Industrial mod for Minecraft 26.2 on Java Edition.
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