It unbaked my potato.

It unbaked my potato.

"really needs to be looked at for balancing purposes." NAH!
Love this mod just the way it is. The only thing I wish I could do Differently is Change The Colors Of the Machine.

hey, idk if it has been abandoned, but i found an exploit that is more than infinite pixels... it involves the Avali race mod and specifically their guns. been using this mod for a few years now, just got the other mod mentioned, only to try and get Tungsten back to receive REFINED AEGISALT. im not mad, but i think thats a bit TOO broken, right? turning TUNGSTEN TO AEGISALT and SOLARIUM... what on gods green earth did i find lol

this mod seems cheatish when u uncraft a module or tech chip in it shoots out a crazy amount of diamonds. really needs to be looked at for balancing purposes.

Works well. but can it show what gun can turn into what material first before it really turn it. just want to see first.

Works well even with 500 mods
I'm using FU Patch + Extra slots.

There are game breaking exploits that allow for infinite pixel but this mod is too useful to be left out 🐱

Pretty sure its been fully abandoned

Mod hasn't been updated in six years and I'm seeing mentions of bugs, is the author still around or has this been fully abandoned?

Anyone else having the issue of having any blocks put in just turn into grey goo, despite them having a recipe?
Any Idea's how to fix?

This thing works wonders with all those extra weapons I find on my planetary adventures!

Does anyone know why the Uncrafter isn't showing up in the Inventor's Table? I even checked admin mode and it doesn't show up.

Would it be possible to get a patch for penguin piracy reborn currencies? Whenever I try to turn iron bars back into ore I just end up with Peng.

@AvianHasNoDignity You can't clone materials using grey goo, it has to be a block

i´d call this an essential mod!

Just damn helpful

Memory Leakless Pixel Printer will break a lot of object uncrafting recipes, since the uncrafter can't turn things into pixels and 0 of the object.

It's a minor incompatibility since it really only affects placeable objects.

could you (or someone else) upload a vid demonstrating how to use the Grey Goo? the way you explained it is too complicated for my smooth brain lol

You place the block you want to copy in the results area, and put the Gray Goo in the input area. It'll output the block you want to copy (As far as I know it has to be a building block)

What's its use Grey Goo ? how to use it ?

I noticed that the weapons are giving me next-tier metals.

Was hoping for the mod author to be active because, as it stands, the mod kinda needs compatibility work. Using it with mods like Ore Plants (RAMs version) easily ends up in a duplication exploit.

this mod has not been updated since 2016 i doubt the mod author is active.

That is really odd... I've never had trouble making the uncrafter straight from Architect's table 1... Maybe the author might know more...Sorry friend

ok i thought i was using a mod that modfied the arcitects table but i guess i did not. i also have the Fu patch for this mod.

ok that may be the issue. Let me go through my list and see.

That's strange. I created a character yesterday to test out the mods I just downloaded, and I was able to create an uncrafter's table. Are you using any other mods that modify the architect's table crafting list (Other than Frackin Universe, cause you can grab it there, but I recommend getting the Uncrafter+FU patch...)

in other words i cant craft the uncrafters table

so i know this mod is old but i have a fully upgraded Arctitects table and i dont see the block in there.

too OP with FU

Does this mod still work for other people in 2021? The uncrafter just sits there doing nothing when I put stuff into it.

So ... For those who are wanting to allow the Uncrafter to uncraft minerals again, I think I found what to change (or remove). In the Frackin Mod, there is the folder Recipies. Furnace 1, 2, and 3 have files named after the original metals. Those have the files <metal>bar.recipe.patch, If you remove those files (or folder), those bars should work again with the uncrafter. As well, the folder Craftingfurnace. The files in there have the NoUncrafting word in there. Remove that and rebuild the mod should do the trick. Just sayin'

I have a request, could it be smaller and no rainbow light? Thanks. :3

I wish I could increase the size of the input. Because sometimes I have ten stacks of dirt and don't want to load them in one stack at a time.

@tinyKimo By hitting the 'subscribe' button, provided you own the game on steam.


This game is infamous for having a problem where upon startup, it sometimes skips some or most mods rather then loading them.

Starting the game up again generally fixes this issue.

how do i download the file

I need more space in the output slots.

I like the idea, but it is just way too overpowered for my taste (not that I am surprised, it is a general theme with mods). Is there a version that gives significantly less output?

1.4 Small improvements introduces a set of recipes to craft and repair pickaxes:

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1770003616&searchtext=small+improvements

The repair recipe sues two ore bars, water and lava along the damage pickaxe to give one with its damage fixed.

This mod will 'uncraf' some of those recipes into the repair recipe instead the craft recipe, effectively producing ore bars, water and lava instead giving the base materials.

For some reason, blueprint is not available in engineering table, had to spawn. If anyone wonder it's /spawnitem uncrafter

A lot of people are complaining about the grey goo and for the most part I agree BUT, I have found that it can be quite helpful for building. You mine a bunch of junk blocks (often dirt), turn them into grey goo, turn the goo into the block you want, and make a little more progress on that giant lab or outpost you are making without having to spend 30+ hours just mining for durasteel and tungsten.

Does anyone remember the mod author for Helms Deep Reborn (the most popular L4D2 mod) where he edited the base game's code to get rid of certain aspects he didn't like, restricts server owners and mod developers, and censors any outcry.

Sorta sounds like thats whats going on here now, a mod dev with the most popular mod for a game starts restricting and changing things that don't need changing, stealing, censoring, esc.

does it still work for 1.4

i'm new to the modding community, and...
wow. from everything i've heard from people, Sayter sounds like a gigantic fucking asshole. constantly balancing things that don't need balance, generally making shit grindy and annoying- I find FU missions a pain in the ass, and I constantly get quality of life mods just so I avoid the headache of FU's constant grind.

I wish I had a way to convert my character into a "Workshop Collection" version of themself. FU sounds genuinely unethical.

also why is this so controversial

"...miss the taste of space salmonella"

tl;dr

tl;dr

@Rauven

I want to talk about this as a programmer with expertise.

I'm 100 per cent against overhaul mods, if you'll let me I'll try to explain why overhauls never benefit anyone. It all comes down to the importance of modularity and how overhauls lack it. It's why Workshop collections rule and overhauls drool, so to speak.

If there's a feature in an overhaul you dislike then you're stuck with it unless you learn to mod, and if there are problems with the overhaul you're beholden to the maintainers to fix it (if they ever do). An overhaul is basically just a Workshop collection wrapped up into one, single file. Which actually removes every benefit of collections.

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With a collection... :

* You can see who developed each mod so that every mod author is credited for their work;
* You can disable any mods you dislike thus removing elements you believe don't fit with the experience you desire, thus avoiding having an unbalanced hell of goofy nonsense forced upon you that completely ruins the base game;
* If you're experiencing an issue you can debug by disabling mods until you find the culprit, allowing you to make a more targeted bug report which will result in actual fixes happening;
* If you find mods are incompatible you can easily debug to find out which are disagreeing via the disabling method, then let the appropriate mod authors know so that they can create a compatibility patch.

None of this is possible with an overhaul.

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