Fluxweave Cloth
Fluxweave Cloth is the woven crafting component of the Fluxweave armour set in Ala Industrial, made from four Flux Threads on a plain crafting table.
Description
Every armour piece is built around Fluxweave Cloth: the helmet, leggings and boots take 2 cloth each and the chestplate takes 4, so a full set costs 10 cloth — forty threads, or nearly seventeen minutes of continuous Galvanic Bath work, the slowest material chain in the mod at this stage. Each piece additionally needs an Electronic Circuit, a Battery and Tempered Iron. Fluxweave Cloth also repairs the finished set: a worn piece is mended with cloth on a crafting table or an anvil, so spare cloth is worth keeping. The chain is strictly one-way, because cloth cannot be unravelled back into threads. Fluxweave Cloth belongs to the middle of the LV branch (low voltage, up to 32 EU per tick) of Ala Industrial for Minecraft 26.2 on Java Edition and works identically on Fabric and NeoForge.
Block properties
| Item ID |
alaindustrial:fluxweave_cloth
|
|---|---|
| /give command |
/give @p alaindustrial:fluxweave_cloth
|
| Stackable | Yes (64) |
| Renewable | No |
| Java Edition | Java Edition 26.2 |
Java Edition Guide
How to get Fluxweave Cloth in Ala Industrial
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1
Collect the fibre
Gather one fibre per thread: vanilla string works, or pick Cotton Fiber by right-clicking a ripe cotton bush growing on a Trellis.
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2
Macerate the silver
Feed Silver Ore into the Macerator — one ore becomes two Silver Dust for 300 EU, enough dust for two threads.
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3
Plate a Flux Thread
Combine the fibre with Silver Dust in the Galvanic Bath, the only Ala Industrial machine that needs water. One thread takes 25 seconds, 1000 EU and 4000 mB of water from the tank.
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4
Weave the cloth
Place four Flux Threads in a 2×2 square on a crafting table. No machine is involved, and the recipe yields exactly one Fluxweave Cloth.
Fluxweave Cloth cannot be unravelled back into threads, and a full armour set needs 10 cloth — 40 threads, nearly seventeen minutes of Galvanic Bath runtime. Keep spare cloth, because it also repairs the finished set.
How to craft this block
Flux Thread
x4
Used in crafts
- Fluxweave Leggings
- Fluxweave Helmet
- Fluxweave Chestplate
- Fluxweave Boots
Frequently asked questions
How do you craft Fluxweave Cloth?
Place four Flux Threads in a 2×2 square on a crafting table. One cloth means four threads, so plan four Galvanic Bath runs in advance.
How is a Flux Thread made?
Combine vanilla string or Cotton Fiber with Silver Dust in the Galvanic Bath. One thread takes 25 seconds, 1000 EU and 4000 mB of water from the machine's tank.
Does Fluxweave Cloth store energy?
No. EU is spent while plating the thread, and a charge appears only in the finished armour — the battery's charge carries over into the crafted piece.
How much Fluxweave Cloth does a full armour set need?
Ten pieces of cloth: two for the helmet, four for the chestplate, two for the leggings and two for the boots — forty Flux Threads in total.
Can you repair Fluxweave armour with Fluxweave Cloth?
Yes. A worn piece is mended with cloth on a crafting table or an anvil, which is why spare cloth is worth stockpiling.
Can Fluxweave Cloth be turned back into Flux Threads?
No. The chain is one-way: fibre and Silver Dust become thread, thread becomes cloth, and cloth cannot be unravelled.
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