Crafting Server
The Crafting Server does the work. It runs one crafting job at a time. Processors decide how many crafts run at once, and Storage Modules decide how big a job fits.
| At a glance | |
|---|---|
| Slots | 4 for Processors, 4 for Storage Modules |
| Uses | 20 FE a tick, plus its Processors |
| Each craft takes | half a second, whatever the Processor |
| Counts toward | the machine limit |
Good to know
- Its parts are locked in while it works.
- Broken, it spills whatever its job held.
- With several servers on a network, a job goes to one that fits and is free.
- The Advanced Crafting Server is a bigger one with ten slots of each.
- The screen shows what the job is waiting for: power, a card, space or the Deck, or what a machine is doing: waiting for it to take the items (in yellow), not loaded, unreachable, unpowered, paused by redstone or in use by another job. A machine that is only busy or slow shows nothing. The magnifier key lights up the machine in the world.
- A job can be cancelled. What is left comes back.
How a craft runs
See autocrafting.
Recipe
Crafting
