Fuel Oil Bucket — Minecraft block

Fuel Oil Bucket

A vanilla-style bucket from Ala Industrial holding 1000 mB of fuel oil — the heavy bottom fraction the Distillation Column must drain to keep distilling.

Block ID alaindustrial:fuel_oil_bucket
Game versions
All versions

Description

The Fuel Oil Bucket is a vanilla-style fluid container from the Ala Industrial mod that carries one bucket (1000 mB) of fuel oil — the thick, dark-brown residue that settles at the bottom of oil distillation. It is not crafted on any table: place an empty bucket into the fuel-oil slot of the Distillation Column's interface, and the tower fills it while it distils crude oil into diesel (a pump works for bulk moves into tanks). The Fuel Oil Bucket stacks to 1, and emptying it hands the empty bucket back.

Fuel oil is the column's inescapable by-product: every 1000 mB of oil plus 400 EU yields 700 mB of diesel and 200 mB of fuel oil — one fifth of a bucket. The bottom tank holds 10 000 mB and is extract-only, and once it fills up the whole distillation stops, so draining fuel oil is part of running the tower. The Fuel Oil Bucket leaves three options: store the fluid (in the world it behaves like water — it does not burn and harms nothing), pour it back into the input tank for cracking (1000 mB of fuel oil + 400 EU → 600 mB of diesel), or hold onto it as future generator fuel — the planned liquid-fuel generator will burn fuel oil at 6 EU/t (6 000 EU per bucket, half of diesel), and the fluid already sits in the c:combustion_fuels tag with diesel and lava. The mod runs on Minecraft 26.2 (Java Edition) on both Fabric and NeoForge.

Block properties

Item ID alaindustrial:fuel_oil_bucket
/give command /give @p alaindustrial:fuel_oil_bucket
Stackable No
Renewable No
Java Edition Java Edition 26.2

Guide

How to Get and Use the Fuel Oil Bucket in Minecraft

  1. 1

    Run the Distillation Column on oil

    Feed the column 1000 mB of oil and 400 EU: it produces 700 mB of diesel and 200 mB of fuel oil, which runs down into the bottom tank.

  2. 2

    Watch the bottom tank

    The fuel-oil tank holds 10 000 mB and is extract-only; once it fills, the Distillation Column halts the whole distillation.

  3. 3

    Fill an empty bucket

    Place an empty bucket into the fuel-oil slot of the column's interface to receive a Fuel Oil Bucket, or connect a pump to move the fluid into tanks.

  4. 4

    Crack the fuel oil back into diesel

    Pour the fuel oil into the column's input tank: 1000 mB plus 400 EU crack into 600 mB of diesel — a trade in favor of the denser fuel.

Keep in mind

The Fuel Oil Bucket stacks to 1 and is never crafted — no recipe exists. The liquid-fuel generator that will burn fuel oil at 6 EU/t is not in the current LV release yet.

Frequently asked questions

Can you craft the Fuel Oil Bucket?

No. There is no recipe — the item only appears when an empty bucket is filled at the fuel-oil slot of the Distillation Column.

How much fuel oil does one bucket of oil make?

Distilling 1000 mB of oil yields 200 mB of fuel oil and 700 mB of diesel, so five buckets of oil are needed for a full Fuel Oil Bucket.

Can you burn fuel oil in the Generator?

No. The Generator accepts only solid vanilla furnace fuels, and the Geothermal Generator runs on lava alone. Burning fuel oil at 6 EU/t is the planned liquid-fuel generator's job.

What happens when the column's fuel-oil tank fills up?

The bottom tank stops at 10 000 mB and the Distillation Column halts completely until the fuel oil is drained with a bucket or a pump.

Can you turn fuel oil into diesel?

Yes. Cracking in the same column converts 1000 mB of fuel oil and 400 EU into 600 mB of diesel.

Is fuel oil dangerous?

No. In the world it behaves like water: it does not burn and deals no damage.

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