Мультиблок «Rhythm of the Beating Anvil» — схема постройки видна в книге в игре.
Use a Ritual Diviner [Dusk] for easier construction.
The Rythm of the Beating Anvil is a powerful and versatile ritual, allowing you to autocraft standard crafting recipes alongside recipes using your Alchemy Table or Hellfire Forge (If properly augmented). However, it can be a little complex, so what follows is a tutorial for setting it up.
Each ritual can handle exactly one recipe.
First off, we need to specify the recipe that we want the ritual to craft. This is done using an Item Filter.
Multiple types of Item Filter can be used, however the ritual will only ever accept one filter at a time; any additional filters will be ignored.
The following filters are accepted:
• Standard Item Filter: specifies exactly which item to use in each slot.
• Tag Item Filter: Uses Tags to specify what items to use. E.G. If a recipe requires any kind of stone (but will work with andesite, granite, etc), you can use forge:stone in the filter.
• Mod Item Filter: This will try to use any item from the mod in this slot.
Sample Filter
A Standard Item Filter configured to autocraft Stone Pickaxes.
Next, the Item Filter has to be placed on the ritual. In this image we've used an Item Frame, however a chest can be used instead. Note that if you put multiple filters in the chest, only the first one will be used.
By default, the Input chest and Output chest are in the same place; however, this can be changed with the Ritual Tinkerer. This can be useful for recipes that re-use some components, such as your Blood Orb.
The Placed Filter
A filter and chest in normal locations, and a Tinkered ritual with in and out chests
If you supply the ritual with Steadfast or Corrosive Will, then the ritual will instead try to autocraft with a linked Hellfire Forge or Alchemy Table, respectively. These recipes are all shapeless, but if you need 2 of an item, you'll have to specify it twice in the filter.
Alchemy Filter
A filter configured for the crafting of Simple Catalysts.
Supports Standard, Tag, and Mod Item Filters.
Supports Standard, Tag, and Mod Item Filters.