Defier Mod 1.12.2 (Turn Redstone Flux Into Items)

2. Input 2 billion items (configurable) into the compressor. The more items the compressor has stored, the more RF the compressor uses. Make sure the compressor receives at least 100k RF/tick (configurable). MAKE SURE THE COMPRESSOR NEVER RUNS OUT OF RF. When the compressor receives 2 billion items, it will break and drop a defier core.

3. Craft a defier and a pattern molder.

4. To create an item pattern, place a pattern (does not have to be empty) and a compatible item into the pattern molder to get a pattern for that item. Use JEI to get a complete list of compatible items.

5. Place the pattern inside of the defier.

6. To get the energy to the defier, energy providers will need to be used. One energy provider can transfer up to 1 million RF (configurable) to the defier at a time. Right-clicking an energy provider with a speed star will increase how often the energy provider sends RF. Place an energy provider near a defier and the provider will send energy when the defier is ready.

There can be multiple files and they can be named anything you want.

All recipe files must be a json object with a json array as an element called recipes. Each element of the array is a different recipe definition.

All recipe definitions must contain a string item (the item to be used for the recipe) and a number cost (cost in RF of the recipe). An optional number meta can be included to specify the meta of the item.

All recipes defined via config will override default recipes. If the cost is set to -1, the default recipe will simply be removed.

An example file would look like:

{
  "recipes": [
    {
      "item": "minecraft:cobblestone",
      "cost": 10000
    },
    {
      "item": "minecraft:sponge",
      "cost": 5000
    }
  ]
}

As of now, recipes that rely on other values such as stack size or item stack NBT will need to add recipes using a mod (see below).