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RFTools Dimensions Mod — Guide

Getting Started

To begin your journey into dimensional engineering, you must follow a specific progression path to unlock and craft the necessary components:

  1. Collect Lost Knowledge: Hunt Endermen or explore vanilla dungeons to find Lost Knowledge items. These are the blueprints for all Dimlets.
  2. Research: Place Lost Knowledge into a Researcher to identify it.
  3. Store Knowledge: Transfer identified knowledge into a Knowledge Holder.
  4. Craft Dimlets: Use a Dimlet Workbench (placed adjacent to a Knowledge Holder) to craft specific Dimlets using parts like Energy Modules and Memory Modules.
  5. Enscribe: Place an Empty Dimension Tab into a Dimension Enscriber and add your Dimlets to define the world's properties.
  6. Build: Insert the Realized Dimension Tab into a Dimension Builder to begin the infusion of RF power.

Dimlet Types

Dimlets are the building blocks of your dimensions. They are categorized by the aspect of the world they control:

Type Description
Material Defines the base block of the terrain (e.g., Stone, Diamond Block).
Liquid Defines the fluids used for oceans and lakes (e.g., Water, Lava, Oil).
Biome Specifies which biomes appear in the dimension.
Terrain Controls the shape of the world (Flat, Normal, Void, Amplified, Islands).
Feature Adds structures like Orbs, Tendrils, Canyons, or Lakes.
Structure Forces vanilla structures like Villages, Strongholds, or Nether Fortresses.
Sky Controls sky color, fog color, and the appearance of the sun/moon.
Time Sets the day/night cycle (Normal, Fast, Slow, or Static Noon/Night).
Mob Controls which mobs spawn (or prevents spawning entirely).
Effect Applies potion effects to all players in the dimension (Regeneration, Haste).
Controller Determines how biomes are distributed (Single, Checkerboard, Random).
Digit Used to make dimensions unique. Adding a 'Digit 1' dimlet creates a different seed than 'Digit 2'.

Mechanics & Maintenance

Power Consumption

Every Dimlet added to a tab increases the RF/tick maintenance cost. * Base Cost: Every dimension has a base cost (default 10 RF/t). * Modifiers: Material Dimlets like 'Diamond Block' add massive costs (e.g., +50,000 RF/t). * Efficiency Dimlets: Special rare Dimlets that can be added to reduce the total maintenance cost of a dimension.

Dimensional Stability

If the Dimension Builder cannot provide enough RF/tick, the dimension's internal buffer will drain. As it drains, the following occurs: 1. Warnings: The sky darkens and the player receives negative status effects (Hunger, Slowdown). 2. Lethality: Once the buffer hits 0, any player inside without a Phased Field Generator dies instantly.

Dimension Dungeons

Dimensions created by RFTools often contain unique Dimensional Huts. These small structures contain chests with rare Dimlets, Dimlet Parts, and Lost Knowledge, making exploration of even 'failed' dimensions rewarding.

Blocks & Machinery

The mod adds several high-tech machines required for the dimensional lifecycle.

Dimension Builder

The heart of the mod. It accepts a Realized Dimension Tab and uses RF to create and maintain the dimension. * Creation Cost: A one-time high-energy cost to 'realize' the world. * Maintenance Cost: A constant RF/tick drain. If this isn't met, the dimension becomes lethal. * Buffer: Can store up to 40,000,000 RF.

Dimension Enscriber

Used to 'write' Dimlets onto an Empty Dimension Tab. * Layout: Features a grid where Dimlets are placed. The order matters (e.g., a Material Dimlet must come before the Terrain Dimlet it modifies). * Naming: Allows you to name your dimension before storing it.

Dimlet Workbench

The crafting station for all Dimlets. It requires a Knowledge Holder to function. * Components: Requires a Base Dimlet Part, a Type Controller, an Energy Module, and a Memory Module. * Essence: Many Dimlets require 'Essence' (e.g., a Block Absorber filled with 128 blocks of Diamond for a Diamond Block Dimlet).

Absorbers

Used to collect data for Dimlet crafting. Place them in the world to 'absorb' the target feature. | Absorber Type | Usage | |:--- |:--- | | Material Absorber | Place on a block. Requires 128 blocks to fill. | | Liquid Absorber | Place near a liquid source. Requires 128 buckets worth. | | Biome Absorber | Place in the desired biome. Takes time to reach 100%. | | Terrain Absorber | Used to capture specific terrain shapes from other dimensions. | | Time Absorber | Captures the current time of day. |

Items & Tools

Dimension Tabs

  • Empty Dimension Tab: The blank slate used in the Enscriber.
  • Realized Dimension Tab: The 'key' to your dimension. It displays the maintenance cost and current power level in its tooltip.

Phased Field Generator (PFG)

A vital survival tool. If you enter a dimension that has run out of power, you will normally die instantly. Carrying a charged PFG in your hotbar creates a temporary 'safety bubble,' allowing you to survive and escape. It consumes RF rapidly while active.

Syringe

Used to collect Mob Essence. Attack a mob with the syringe multiple times until it reaches 100%. This is used in the Dimlet Workbench to create Mob Dimlets.