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Cryo Chamber

Cryo Chamber Render

The Cryo Chamber is a multifunction thermal machine with three parallel modules: Cryo Stabilizer, Cooling Chamber, and Cryofluid Generator.

It combines stabilization, cooling, and fluid generation into a single block.


Machine Information

Setting
Value
Energy Capacity
128,000,000 DE (128 MDE)
Energy Consumption
2,400–64,000 DE per operation (depends on module/recipe)
Base Processing Rate
2,400 DE/t
Water Tank
64,000 mB
Cryofluid Tank
64,000 mB
Upgrade Slots
3
Overclockable

Machine UI

Cryo Chamber UI


Usage Examples

ModuleExample
Cryo StabilizerEnergized Iron Ingot → Iron Ingot
Cooling ChamberPacked Ice → Blue Ice
Cryofluid GeneratorWater + Titanium catalyst → Cryofluid

Practical notes

The Cryo Chamber groups three cold-processing roles in one interface, but each side still follows its own recipe and resource rules.

  • Use the stabilizer for energized or unstable materials.
  • Use the cooling grid for item cooling recipes.
  • Use the generator section when you need more Cryofluid.

Crafting Recipe

Crafting ingredients in text

Cryo Chamber

Recipe result: utilitycraft:cryo_chamber

Total ingredients

  • Packed Ice (minecraft:packed_ice) ×2
  • Ultimate Chip (utilitycraft:ultimate_chip) ×1
  • Advanced Fluid Tank (utilitycraft:advanced_fluid_tank) ×2
  • Machine Case (utilitycraft:machine_case) ×1
  • Compressed Steel Block (utilitycraft:compressed_steel_block) ×2
  • Titanium Block (utilitycraft:titanium_block) ×2

How It Works

  1. Power the machine and keep water available.
  2. Use each module according to its own slot/tank requirements.
  3. Stabilizer recipes may consume Cryofluid.
  4. Cooling recipes can run in parallel in the 3×3 grid.
  5. Use the generator section with its required water and catalyst setup when you need more Cryofluid.

Parallel operation

The machine can support more than one cold-processing role in the same block.

  • Keep enough DE, Water, and Cryofluid available for smoother long sessions.

Tank notes

  • The Water tank feeds the generator side.
  • The Cryofluid tank stores produced Cryofluid and supports recipes that consume it.

Recipes

Stabilization (Cryo Stabilizer)

InputOutputCryofluidEnergy (DE)Time
Charged Darloonite Crystal ×1Darloonite Crystal ×11,600 mB24,000200 ticks (10s)
Energized Iron Dust ×1Iron Dust ×1250 mB4,000100 ticks (5s)
Energized Iron Ingot ×1Iron Ingot ×1500 mB8,000200 ticks (10s)
Brute Energized Iron ×1Raw Iron ×1500 mB8,000200 ticks (10s)
Energized Iron Block ×1Iron Block ×14,000 mB64,0001,200 ticks (60s)
Brute Energized Iron Block ×1Raw Iron Block ×14,000 mB64,0001,200 ticks (60s)
Refined Aetherium Shard ×1Aetherium Shard ×1400 mB12,000300 ticks (15s)

Cooling (Cooling Chamber)

InputOutputFluidEnergy (DE)Time
Cooked Beef ×1Raw Beef ×12,40040 ticks (2s)
Cooked Porkchop ×1Raw Porkchop ×12,40040 ticks (2s)
Cooked Chicken ×1Raw Chicken ×12,40040 ticks (2s)
Snow Layer ×1Ice ×1Water 100 mB16,00060 ticks (3s)
Ice ×1Packed Ice ×116,000100 ticks (5s)
Packed Ice ×1Blue Ice ×116,000300 ticks (15s)

Cryofluid Generator

  • Input: Water tank
  • Output: Cryofluid tank
  • Base conversion: 1,000 mB water → 800 mB Cryofluid
  • Energy cost: 32,000 DE per 1,000 mB water
  • Base process time: 80 ticks per 1,000 mB water
  • Catalysts:
    • Titanium: 1,000 mB → 800 mB
    • Raw Titanium: 1,000 mB → 1,600 mB
  • Supplement: 8 Lapis Lazuli per 1,000 mB water