Cyberware Mod (1.12.2, 1.11.2) – Upgrade Your Body with Tech

Bogged down with Blueprints? Confused with Components? You’ve come to the right place. Cyberware has two built in blocks to help you stay organized!

In order to manage your Blueprints, it’s a smart idea to craft some Blueprint Archives. They’re crafted like so:

On its own, the Archive functions much like a mundane chest that can only contain Blueprints and Paper. To use the Archive to its fullest potential, it needs to be placed nearby an Engineering Table. Each Archive near an Engineering Table can be accessed through the Engineering Table’s GUI, and you can toggle between all nearby Archives! You can try organizing your Archives by slot, part type, or any other system.

To keep track of your Components, you should try making a Component Box. They’re crafted like this:

The Actuator in this recipe can be replaced by any Cyberware Component. The Component Box can be accessed by right clicking with it in your hand, and is a handy place to store Components. You can Shift + Right Click to place it on the ground, and Shift + Right Click to pick it back up. When accessing an Engineering Table, all Component Boxes in your inventory and all Component Boxes placed nearby are accessible, allowing you to keep different Components in their own boxes if you so choose.

Interested in obtaining more Salvaged Cyberware? You’ve come to the right place!

The easiest way to obtain more Salvaged Cyberware is to use the Looting enchantment on your weapons, this will give Cyberzombies a higher chance of dropping Cyberware. Sometimes, though, the number of Cyberzombies is the problem. Thankfully, Cyberware provides a way to increase Cyberzombie spawns… Radios.

Radios come in three tiers, the Cranial Broadcaster, Radio Kit, and Radio Beacon. If you are equipped with a Hudjack, you will be notified when entering or leaving the functional radius of one of these radios.

Cranial Broadcaster

The Cranial Broadcaster is an augment that can be dropped from Cyberzombies. It’s the weakest tier of radio, but it has the advantage of being mobile. The Cranial Broadcaster will affect all mobs spawned within a 32-block range horizontally, enough to affect all mobs spawned by the player using it. It has a 5% chance to convert a normal Zombie spawn into a Cyberzombie spawn, and 50% of converted spawns will be Cyberzombie Brutes.

Radio Kit

The Radio Kit is an early-game radio that can be placed in the world. It’s crafted like so:

The Radio Kit affects all mobs spawned in a 64-block radius horizontally, covering an impressive 3217 square blocks. It has a 10% chance to convert normal Zombie spawns inside this radius into Cyberzombie spawns. 50% of converted spawns will be Cyberzombie Brutes. You can turn off the Radio Kit by providing a redstone signal.

Radio Beacon

The Radio Beacon is a late-game multiblock radio with an extensive range. To assemble one, you’ll need 42 Radio Tower Components and a Radio Beacon.

To assemble the beacon, build 4 layers of 3×3 Components, with 6 Components pillared on top, like so:

The tower will then take the form of a model, at which point you can place the Radio Beacon on top. If functioning, it will emit particles.

The Radio Beacon affects all mobs spawned in a 128-block radius horizontally, covering a massive 12868 square blocks. It has a 20% chance to convert normal Zombie spawns inside this radius into Cyberzombie spawns. 50% of converted spawns will be Cyberzombie Brutes. You can turn off the Radio Beacon by powering its base in the designated locations.