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An ME Encoded Assembler Pattern can be inserted into the Pattern Encoder so you can edit an existing recipe without having to start from scratch. This also lets you use the Pattern Encoder to copy Patterns from a ME Encoded Assembler Pattern to new a ME Blank Pattern. |
An ME Encoded Assembler Pattern can be inserted into the Pattern Encoder so you can edit an existing recipe without having to start from scratch. This also lets you use the Pattern Encoder to copy Patterns from a ME Encoded Assembler Pattern to new a ME Blank Pattern. |
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ME Pattern Encoder contains information about the Applied Energistics mod. |
The ME Pattern Encoder is an important step in setting up automatic crafting with Applied Energistics. It is used to write crafting recipes onto ME Blank Patterns to create ME Encoded Assembler Patterns, which can then be placed into a ME Molecular Assembler Chamber or ME Interface to be automatically crafted on request through an ME Access Terminal.
An ME Encoded Assembler Pattern can be inserted into the Pattern Encoder so you can edit an existing recipe without having to start from scratch. This also lets you use the Pattern Encoder to copy Patterns from a ME Encoded Assembler Pattern to new a ME Blank Pattern.
This block is NOT part of the ME Network and requires no energy.
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