How to Use the Ender Crafter and Auto Ender Crafter

Setting Up the Ender Crafter

Place an Ender Crafter and open its interface. It uses the extendedcrafting:shaped_ender_crafter recipe type. Recipes here require Ender-based ingredients such as Ender Ingots, Ender Nuggets, Ender Components, and Ender Catalysts. Arrange ingredients in the pattern the recipe shows and take the output.

Feeding It Automatically

The Auto Ender Crafter is the automated version. Point item inputs into it and it will run the same shaped recipes without you opening the interface. Route finished items out with a hopper or pipe. This is the practical way to mass-produce Ender Components and Ender Catalysts once you have the ingredients flowing.

Ingredients You Will Need

Ender Ingots are the backbone. They come from Ender Nuggets, which combine into ingots, and ingots combine into Ender Ingot Blocks for storage. Ender Stars and Ender Star Blocks are higher-tier outputs used in advanced recipes. The Ender Alternator is involved in the Ender crafting chain, so keep one available when scaling up.

Practical Tips

• Buffer Ender Nuggets before automating; the Auto Ender Crafter drains them quickly.
• Keep an Ender Star Block on hand for recipes that call for compressed Ender materials.
• If a recipe will not start, check that every grid slot matches the required shape exactly.