Immersive Engineering FAQ

Steel is produced in the Arc Furnace and via the immersiveengineering:alloy recipe type using a Blast Furnace Preheater setup. You can also find Block of Steel as a craftable storage block once you have Steel Ingots.

Mine Bauxite Ore or Block of Raw Bauxite, then process it into Aluminium Ingots, which can be crafted into Aluminium Nuggets, Aluminium Plate, Aluminium Rod, Aluminium Wire, and Block of Aluminium.

The Arc Furnace is a multiblock that processes ores and metals, including alloy recipes such as Steel. It is crafted via a blueprint recipe and requires power to operate.

The Crusher is a multiblock that uses the immersiveengineering:crusher recipe type to break down ores and materials into crushed outputs. It is built from a blueprint and driven by rotational power.

Rotational power is supplied by generators such as the Water Wheel and Bucket Wheel, and electrical power uses the Charging Station, Charging Antenna, and Breaker Switch. Connect them with wires like Aluminium Wire.

The Coke Oven is a multiblock built from Blast Bricks and produces Coal Coke, which can be stored as a Block of Coal Coke. Creosote Oil is a byproduct, collected as a Bucket of Creosote Oil.

The Metal Press is a multiblock that uses the immersiveengineering:metal_press recipe type to stamp plates, rods, and wires from ingots. It requires a Mold and rotational power.

Concrete is mixed using the immersiveengineering:mixer recipe type and stored as a Bucket of Concrete. It can be placed as Chiseled Concrete and other decorative concrete blocks.

Sheetmetal blocks like Aluminium Sheetmetal, Black Sheetmetal, Blue Sheetmetal, and Brown Sheetmetal are crafted from their respective metal plates. Each has matching Chute and Slab variants.

Biodiesel is produced through the mixer and refinery chain, yielding Biodiesel and High-Cetane Biodiesel, both storable as buckets. Plant Oil and Ethanol are intermediate fluids in the process.

It is a powered crafting station that automates blueprint recipes, including the immersiveengineering:blueprint type used for multiblocks. It can be fed via the Assembler and uses Circuit Backplane components.

Multiblocks are constructed by placing their component blocks in the pattern shown in the Engineer's Blueprint, then right-clicking with an Engineer's Hammer. Blueprints are obtained via the immersiveengineering:blueprint recipe type.