Filling Empty Dimlets at the Dimlet Workbench

Why dimlets start empty

Most dimlets do not drop ready to use. You obtain Empty Dimlet, Empty Biome Dimlet, Empty Terrain Dimlet, Empty Sky Dimlet, Empty Time Dimlet, Empty Block Dimlet, Empty Fluid Dimlet, Empty Feature Dimlet, Empty Structure Dimlet, Empty Attribute Dimlet, Empty Tag Dimlet, Empty Biome Category Dimlet and Empty Biome Controller Dimlet, and you must fill them before the Enscriber will accept them.

The Dimlet Workbench

The Dimlet Workbench is the block that turns an empty dimlet into a working one. Put the empty dimlet in and supply the material the dimlet represents — a block for a Block Dimlet, a fluid for a Fluid Dimlet, and so on. The workbench consumes the input and outputs the filled dimlet, such as Biome Dimlet, Terrain Dimlet, Sky Dimlet, Time Dimlet, Block Dimlet, Fluid Dimlet, Feature Dimlet, Structure Dimlet, Attribute Dimlet, Tag Dimlet, Biome Category Dimlet or Biome Controller Dimlet.

Absorbers as a source

Instead of feeding raw materials by hand, use the absorbers to gather what you need. Biome Absorber, Block Absorber, Fluid Absorber and Structure Absorber collect their respective targets from the world. Point them at the biome, block, fluid or structure you want, let them absorb it, then use the captured result at the Dimlet Workbench to fill the matching empty dimlet.