KRAYMO / IC2 CLASSIC 1.19.2
Your first working IC2 Classic factory
Build a reliable chain: generator → storage → macerator → electric furnace.
EU, ingredients and outputs need to be tested on KRAYMO, not taken from outdated versions.
Hands-on lab: verify it yourself
This diagram is a workflow, not an exact crafting recipe.
What to do
Run one machine directly and complete a cycle. Add energy storage, inspect its charge, then attach a macerator and furnace. Add item routing only after a manual test.
Success criteria
Fuel is consumed, storage charges, each machine completes a cycle and no output slot becomes blocked.
If the test fails
Isolate EU delivery from item transfer. Remove automation, check the storage output face and validate each machine individually.
Exact values require the same IC2 Classic version, server configuration and datapacks.
Verification journal · Not yet confirmed
| Modpack version | — |
|---|---|
| Input item / fuel | — |
| Power / connections | — |
| Actual output | — |
Exact values require the same IC2 Classic version, server configuration and datapacks.
Sources and version: IC2 Classic 1.19.x DataPacks ↗ · Verify real KRAYMO recipes
Before you build
Launch the actual KRAYMO Industrial Minecraft 1.19.2 profile. Prepare a protected work area, a few input and output chests, accepted generator fuel and room for short cables. A small manual factory is easier to understand than a large automated network. Do not copy numeric values from old IC2 Experimental or 1.12 tutorials: names can be similar even when the implementation differs.
Test in controlled stages
First connect the generator to one supported machine over a short cable and complete a full cycle. Add a compatible storage block and check charging, output orientation and machine operation. Next process one valid input in the macerator, checking the actual recipe output. Separately smelt a supported intermediate material in the electric furnace. Only after both machines work alone should you introduce automatic item transfer.
Scale without losing materials
Place a chest buffer between processing stages so a stopped machine cannot hide missing output. Add one new device at a time and repeat the control cycle after every change. Check energy storage, blocked outputs and recipe compatibility before assuming a network bug. If production halts, disconnect item pipes and speed upgrades, return to the last working configuration and reintroduce components one at a time.
How to check
- Start a generator with accepted fuel, connect one machine and verify a complete operation.
- After a successful cycle add a BatBox, verify its output face and connect the next machine.
- Test one unit of material before adding item automation.
Maintainer source
IC2 Classic 1.19.x — datapacks ↗
Practical guides
Generator: your first EU source · BatBox: buffering and output orientation · EU cables: a reliable power grid · Macerator: material processing · Electric Furnace: dependable smelting · Compressor: compacting materials