Icestone Cooler
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Icestone Cooler | |
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Sell Value | ![]() ![]() |
Transparent | No |
Luminance | No |
Blast Resistance | 17.5 |
Tool | ![]() |
Renewable | No |
Stackable | Yes (64) |
Flammable | No |
Drops | Itself |
Data Value | See Data values |
ID Name | See Data values |
Icestone Coolers are used for cooling items in the Aether.
Obtaining[edit | edit source]
Icestone Coolers can be mined using any pickaxe. If mined without a pickaxe, it drops nothing.
Block | ![]() |
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Hardness | 3.5 |
Tool | ![]() |
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Hand | 17.5 |
Skyroot | 2.65 |
Holystone | 1.35 |
Zanite[note 2] | 0.9 - 0.3 |
Arkenium | 0.7 |
Gravitite | 0.7 |
Crafting[edit | edit source]
Ingredients | Crafting Recipe |
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Holystone + Skyroot Planks + Arkenium Plate + Icestone |
Usage[edit | edit source]
Cooling[edit | edit source]
The Icestone Cooler can be right clicked to open its GUI. The GUI consists of five slots. The bottom left one acts as a fuel slot in which Icestone can be put into. The slot above the fuel slot and the slot to the left of it both act as input slots, in which crafting ingredients can be put into. The two slots on the right act as output slots, in which crafted items will be output. The Icestone Cooler is functionally the same as a furnace other than the additional slots that allow for more complex crafting.
Data values[edit | edit source]
Block | Namespaced ID |
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aether:icestone_cooler
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Issues[edit | edit source]
Issues relating to Icestone Cooler are maintained on the Aether Issue Tracker. Report issues for Icestone Cooler there.
History[edit | edit source]
Aether II: Highlands Alpha | ||
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Initial release | Introduced. | |
1.10b4 | Now has crafting recipe. | |
1.10b6 | Renamed to Icestone Cooler. | |
1.11b1. | Has new textures and a new recipe. | |
1.11b5 | Now has partial functionality, cools irradiated items using Icestone. | |
1.12.2-1.0.0 | Block behavior/function fixed. |
Altar | |
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Type | Utility Block |
Transparent | No |
Luminance | No |
Blast Resistance | 10 |
Tool | ![]() |
Renewable | No |
Stackable | Yes (64) |
Flammable | No |
Drops | Itself |
Data Value | See Data values |
ID Name | See Data values |
“ | Made from Zanite and Holystone. Enchants items and repairs tools | ” |
~ Book of Lore |
Altars are a type of utility block found in the Aether.
Obtaining[edit | edit source]
An altar requires a Skyroot Pickaxe or better to be obtained, in which when mined, it will drop itself. If mined without a pickaxe, it will drop nothing and be destroyed.
Block | ![]() |
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Hardness | 2 |
Tool | ![]() |
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Hand | 10 |
Skyroot | 1.52 |
Holystone | 0.92 |
Zanite and Valkyrie* | 0.76 |
Gravitite | 0.52 |
*Times are from unenchanted tools in seconds, and Zanite with max durability.
Crafting[edit | edit source]
Name | Ingredients | Crafting Recipe |
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Altar | Mossholystone + Zanite Gemstone |
Usage[edit | edit source]
Altars are used to enchant items, which turns them into enchanted versions. Right-clicking the Altar with Ambrosium Shards will place them on the Altar. To enchant blocks and/or items, place them on the Altar via right-clicking, and it does not matter if Ambrosium Shards were added first or afterwards.
To remove shards, rightclick the Altar with anything other than possible enchantable blocks or items, and the shards will drop out. It can also repair both vanilla and mod items, although this function has been partially covered by the Anvil as of Minecraft 1.4.2.
Achievements[edit | edit source]
Icon | Achievement | In-game description | Prerequisites | Actual requirements (if different) |
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Do You Believe in Magic? | Craft an Altar | Enlightenment | Enchant a block or item using an Altar |
Trivia[edit | edit source]
- Altars were called the Enchanter back in The Aether, looked more like an Incubator and had a GUI similar to the overworld Furnace.
History[edit | edit source]
The Aether[edit | edit source]
- Initial release: Introduced
- 1.02:
- Enchanting Golden Darts and Skyroot Poison Buckets now works as intended
- Now used to craft Healing Stones and Quicksoil Glass
- 1.03: Renamed from Enchanter to Altar
- 1.04: Fixed bug where shift-clicking while in the Altar GUI would crash and corrupt saves
- 1.9 Pre-release 2: Fixed Altars using the old name
Aether II[edit | edit source]
- Initial release: Introduced, is now interactive and has a different appearance
- 1.7.10-1.2: Fixed ticking Altar crash
- 1.7.10-1.5: Fixed not being able to remove items on the Altar with an empty hand.
Upcoming[edit | edit source]
- 1.10b1: Now crafted using Arkenium Plates along with Holystone and Zanite Gemstone
Data values[edit | edit source]
Altar's data values are:
Name | ID name | DV |
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aether:altar | 281 (dec), 119 (hex), 000100011001 (bin) |
Gallery[edit | edit source]
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The Aether[edit | edit source]
- Initial release: Introduced
- 1.02:
- Enchanting Golden Darts and Skyroot Poison Buckets now works as intended
- Now used to craft Healing Stones and Quicksoil Glass
- 1.03: Renamed from Enchanter to Altar
- 1.04: Fixed bug where shift-clicking while in the Altar GUI would crash and corrupt saves
- 1.9 Pre-release 2: Fixed Altars using the old name