Ashes — Minecraft block
Ashes
Ashes is a burn residue that appears in the right slot of the IC2 Solid Heat Generator when solid fuels like wood, coal, or planks burn on Minecraft 1.7.10.
Description
In current IC2 recipes Ashes has no use — IC2 Fertilizer is crafted from bone meal and scrap — and Ashes is not a fuel, so it cannot be re-burned in any generator. Ashes stacks to 64 and moves through hoppers and pipes like any ordinary item. For players running IC2 heat setups on solid fuel, Ashes is simply waste to clear from the right slot or eject automatically.
Block properties
| Item ID |
ic2:ashes
|
|---|---|
| /give command |
/give @p ic2:ashes
|
| Stackable | Yes (64) |
| Renewable | Yes |
Guide
How to obtain Ashes in Minecraft IC2
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1
Craft a Solid Heat Generator
Build the Solid Heat Generator from an Iron Furnace or a stone Furnace following the IC2 crafting guide recipe.
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2
Connect the heat consumers
Place the Solid Heat Generator and route its heat into a Blast Furnace for Steel or a Stirling Generator for EU.
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3
Load solid fuel
Put wood, coal, charcoal, or planks into the left fuel slot; each item burns as long as in a furnace and outputs 20 hU.
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4
Watch the right slot
As fuel burns, Ashes appears randomly in the right slot, with fast-burning fuels producing it sooner.
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5
Collect the Ashes
Take Ashes from the right slot by hand or pull it out with a hopper into a chest.
Ashes is not a fuel — do not feed Ashes back into the Solid Heat Generator, it will not burn, and no current IC2 recipe needs it.
Related blocks
Frequently asked questions
What is Ashes used for in IC2?
Nothing in current IC2 builds: no recipe uses Ashes, and IC2 Fertilizer is crafted from bone meal and scrap instead.
Where do Ashes come from in Minecraft 1.7.10?
Only from the Solid Heat Generator: burning solid fuels leaves Ashes in the machine's right slot as burn residue.
Can Ashes be used as fuel in an IC2 generator?
No. Ashes is a burn residue and cannot be re-burned in any IC2 generator.
Does Ashes spawn naturally in the world?
No. Ashes never generates in chunks and cannot be mined; a running Solid Heat Generator is its only source.
How do you automate Ashes removal?
Ashes stacks to 64 and behaves like a normal item, so a hopper or pipes under the Solid Heat Generator clear the right slot automatically.