LavaGolem
Five Copper Golems that automate the tedious parts of vanilla: hauling lava, running your furnaces, brewing potions, fishing your pond and carrying goods between stations. No resource pack, fully configurable, survives restarts.
LavaGolem 1.0.3 — meet the Alchemist Golem
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Alchemist Golem
A fourth golem — crafted with a Brewing Stand in the center — runs your brewing stands so you never stand there swapping bottles again.
One chest holds everything. Glass bottles, nether wart, blaze powder and
your ingredients all go into a single [Brew] container; the golem works out
what each item is for. It fetches its own water (a source block, or a water
cauldron that rain and dripstone refill for free) and delivers the potions to
[Output].
- You set the recipe by stocking the chest — it brews in stages and keeps going while the ingredients last. Nether wart, blaze powder and redstone? Long Strength. Add gunpowder and you get a splash long Strength.
- It only starts a batch it can finish. The awkward base is a means to an
end, so with no target potion available it won't touch the water — and it
never files an awkward base away in
[Output]as if it were done. Drop a potion back into[Brew]and it picks it up to carry another stage. - It won't brew more than
[Output]can take — potions don't stack, so two free slots buys two bottles, not three. - Smart about blaze powder — it's both the fuel and the Strength ingredient, so only one pinch is ever staged as fuel (that's 20 brews) and the rest stays for potions. Give it blaze rods and a crafting table and it grinds them itself, using the real vanilla recipe.
- Pick what it may brew — its menu lists every potion as the real potion item; click to switch each one, and each modifier, on or off.
Per-golem container tags
The tags in the config are now only the defaults. Every station menu shows
the containers that golem looks for: right-click to type its own tag,
left-click to reset. So a brewery and a smeltery can stand side by side
without fighting over one shared [Output] — point one at [Potions] and
you're done. Any language works, and the tag is matched exactly as written on
the container (the brackets are just a convention, not syntax).
An off switch
Every golem's menu now has a power button: it stops where it stands until you switch it back on. Handy while you rebuild a station.
Also
- Only the Lava Golem is on fire now — it's the one hauling lava. The Alchemist trails brewing particles. Both purely visual: no resource pack, no damage.