EMI Compat Mod Wiki

EMI Compat Mod Wiki & Guide

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EMI Compat Mod extends compatibility between EMI and the [Let’s Do] mod collection, which only supports JEI & REI. It adds crafting recipes to EMI for multiple crafting methods from the mods in this collection.

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

How to View Let's Do Mod Recipes in EMIWhy Let's Do Recipes Don't Show Up By Default EMI only reads recipe types that a mod explicitly registers with it.…Making Bakery, Candlelight, and Vinery Recipes Searchable in EMIWhat EMI Compat Actually Does EMI Compat Mod does not add new items or change gameplay. Its job is to teach EMI about…Troubleshooting Missing Let's Do Recipes in EMIFirst Checks If Let's Do recipes aren't showing in EMI, work through these in order: 1. Verify EMI itself works —…Using EMI to Look Up Brewery and Herbal Brews RecipesFinding Brewing Recipes Brewery and Herbal Brews use their own crafting stations rather than a vanilla brewing stand.…

Frequently asked questions

How do I get started with EMI Compat after installing it?

Just launch the game with EMI and EMI Compat installed — there's nothing to configure. Open EMI's recipe screen and search for any Let's Do item or recipe type to see the added recipes appear automatically.

Do I need to install the Let's Do mods for EMI Compat to work?

No. EMI Compat works with only EMI installed, but the recipes it shows are the Let's Do crafting methods, so you'll only see them in-game if the relevant Let's Do mod is also present.

Which Let's Do mods does EMI Compat add recipes for?

It covers Bakery, Beachparty, Brewery, Candlelight, Herbal Brews, Meadow, Vinery, Nether Vinery, and Farm & Charm. Each mod's crafting method becomes browsable in EMI once that mod is installed.

Why can't I find Let's Do recipes in EMI even though the mod is installed?

Make sure both EMI and the specific Let's Do mod are loaded, then reload recipes or restart the game. If a recipe still doesn't appear, check that you're searching the correct recipe category in EMI rather than the item name alone.

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