Advanced Rotor
Advanced Rotor is the top-grade blade component for Ala Industrial wind mills, raising output ×1.5 and lasting 4,320,000 EU of generation.
Description
Advanced Rotor is crafted from the grade below: one Reinforced Rotor in the centre of a 3×3 grid, two Tempered Iron Plates in the top corners, one Electronic Circuit between them, two Copper Cables on the sides and one Silver Gear under the centre. The ladder cannot be skipped, and a worn rotor works as an ingredient as well as a pristine one. The same Advanced Rotor fits the basic Wind Mill (T1) and, after evolution, the Sky Mill and Tempest Mill (T2); the rotor carries over with its accumulated wear, so the expensive part is never lost. When durability runs low, the Component Repair Bench clears the wear for one item and some EU — four repairs in total, each lowering the rotor's durability ceiling. The recipe works identically on Fabric and NeoForge for Minecraft 26.2.
Block properties
| Item ID |
alaindustrial:windmill_rotor_advanced
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|---|---|
| /give command |
/give @p alaindustrial:windmill_rotor_advanced
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| Stackable | No |
| Java Edition | Java Edition 26.2 |
Java Edition Guide
How to use the Advanced Rotor in Ala Industrial
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1
Craft the Reinforced Rotor first
The advanced grade is built on the reinforced one, so start by crafting a Reinforced Rotor from the wooden rotor, tempered iron and an iron gear.
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2
Assemble the Advanced Rotor
In a 3×3 crafting grid place the Reinforced Rotor in the centre, two Tempered Iron Plates in the top corners, an Electronic Circuit at the top middle, two Copper Cables on the sides and a Silver Gear at the bottom middle.
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3
Install the rotor in a wind mill
Open a Wind Mill, Sky Mill or Tempest Mill and put the Advanced Rotor into its rotor slot — until a rotor sits there, the machine produces no EU at all.
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4
Watch the durability bar
The rotor wears only while the mill generates EU, about 1.5× faster in rain or thunder, so check the bar on maintenance trips and carry a spare rotor.
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5
Repair instead of recrafting
The Component Repair Bench clears the accumulated wear for one item and some EU; four repairs are possible and each one lowers the rotor's durability ceiling.
The ×1.5 bonus does not raise the mill's EU/t cap — at peak wind all three rotor grades hit the same ceiling. An upgraded Tempest Mill reaches 24 EU/t, twice what a copper cable carries, so use a gold cable or two separate lines.
How to craft this block
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Frequently asked questions
How is the Advanced Rotor crafted?
Place one Reinforced Rotor in the centre of a 3×3 grid, two Tempered Iron Plates in the top corners, an Electronic Circuit at the top middle, two Copper Cables on the sides and one Silver Gear at the bottom middle. The grade ladder cannot be skipped.
How long does the Advanced Rotor last?
The rotor holds 6,000 durability and pays out 720 EU per point, for a total of 4,320,000 EU — roughly 45 in-game days of continuous generation, or nine Wooden Rotors' worth. Wear runs about 1.5× faster in rain or thunder.
Does the Advanced Rotor raise the wind mill's maximum EU/t?
No. The ×1.5 multiplier is applied before the generator's cap, so the ceiling stays the same; the mill simply reaches it sooner in moderate wind, and at a peak all three grades produce equally.
Can a worn rotor be used as a crafting ingredient?
Yes. A damaged rotor works in the recipe exactly like a pristine one, so you can upgrade a half-used Reinforced Rotor into an Advanced Rotor instead of throwing it away.
Which machines accept the Advanced Rotor?
Every wind device in Ala Industrial: the basic Wind Mill (T1) and, after evolution, the Sky Mill and Tempest Mill (T2). The rotor slot takes any rotor grade, and on T1→T2 evolution the installed rotor carries over with its accumulated wear.
Is the Advanced Rotor stackable, and can it be repaired?
It is a durability item with a wear bar, so it does not stack — one rotor per inventory slot. The Component Repair Bench can clear its wear four times, and each repair lowers the durability ceiling a little.
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