Create Alloyed Wiki & Guide

Craft an Alloy Forge first, since it's the core block that produces both bronze and steel. From there, smelt copper and tin together for bronze, or iron and coal for steel, then use those ingots to craft the rest of the mod's items.

Put copper and tin into the Alloy Forge and let it alloy them into bronze ingots. Bronze can then be turned into nuggets, sheets, casings, cogwheels, pillars, bells, and cut decorative blocks.

Feed iron and a carbon source like coal into the Alloy Forge to produce steel ingots. Steel is used for armor, tools, doors, bars, casings, catwalks, and encased cogwheels.

Check that it has both the correct input items and enough heat or power to run. If it's a stress-based setup, make sure the network has enough capacity, since an overtaxed system will stall the forge.

Place bronze blocks and let them weather naturally over time, or expose them to conditions that speed up oxidation. They progress through exposed, weathered, and oxidized stages, and you can scrape or wax them to control the look.

Yes, you can scrape oxidation off with an axe to step it back one stage at a time. Waxing a block locks it at its current stage so it won't oxidize further.

Use steel ingots in the same shaped recipes as iron gear to make a steel chestplate, boots, and axe. Steel gear generally has better durability and stats than the iron equivalents.

Craft steel doors and steel bars from steel ingots using standard door and bars recipes. The Locked Steel Door variant can be locked, while the regular Steel Door works like a normal door.

Bronze and steel casings are decorative and functional components used in Create-style contraptions. Encased cogwheels, shafts, and large cogwheels let you hide rotating parts inside a metal-looking shell.

It's designed to fit alongside Create and similar addons since it uses the same stress and rotation systems. Performance is generally fine, but large numbers of animated encased cogwheels or catwalks can add up, so keep contraptions reasonable.