UniDict Mod — Guide
Mod Integrations
UniDict features built-in integration modules for a wide variety of popular mods. This allows it to hook into specific machine registries that do not use standard Minecraft recipe handlers.
| Mod Name | Integration Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| AbyssalCraft | Machine | Unifies Crystallizer and Transmutator outputs. |
| Applied Energistics 2 | Machine | Unifies Grinder recipes. |
| Blood Magic | Alchemy Table | Standardizes outputs for alchemical reactions. |
| Embers | Machine | Unifies Stamper and Melter outputs. |
| Forestry | Machine | Unifies Carpenter and Thermionic Fabricator recipes. |
| Immersive Engineering | Machine | Unifies Crusher and Arc Furnace outputs. |
| Industrial Foregoing | Machine | Unifies Laser Drill and Fluid Extractor outputs. |
| Magneticraft | Machine | Unifies Sieve and Grinder outputs. |
| Mekanism | Machine | Unifies Crusher, Energized Smelter, and Enrichment Chamber. |
| TechReborn | Machine | Unifies Grinder, Industrial Grinder, and Alloy Smelter. |
| Thermal Expansion | Machine | Unifies Pulverizer, Induction Smelter, and Compactor. |
F.A.Q.
Q: Why are my ingots still not stacking? A: Ensure that the items were produced after UniDict was installed. UniDict does not automatically convert items already sitting in your chests; it only changes the output of recipes. You can usually fix existing items by crafting them into blocks and back into ingots.
Q: Does UniDict add any new ores to the world? A: No. UniDict is a utility mod that manages existing items. It does not handle world generation or add new blocks/mobs to the game.
Q: Can I use UniDict to unify custom items from my own mod? A: Yes, as long as your items are registered in the Ore Dictionary, UniDict will recognize them and can unify them based on your priority settings.