Incorporeal 2 + Rhododendrite
If you have ever built a sprawling Botania corporea network and wished it could do just a little bit more, the Incorporeal 2 + Rhododendrite add-on is exactly the kind of mod that rewards curiosity. This single .jar file actually contains two interrelated Botania addons that appear as separate mods in-game. They are split apart for organizational and thematic reasons, but together they form one of the most inventive automation packages available for modded Minecraft.
What Incorporeal 2 Brings to Your Corporea Network
Incorporeal 2 is a port of Incorporeal 1 from 1.12, rebuilt for modern versions of the game. It focuses on expanding corporea networks, Botania's item-transportation and management solution, while staying faithful to Botania's design philosophy of handing you the tools to solve your own problems rather than solving them for you. Rather than adding a single overpowered machine, it gives you building blocks that combine in creative ways.
Key additions include:
- The Corporea Solidifier and Ticket Conjurer, which record corporea requests for later use
- The Sanvocalia flower, which plays those requests back at a corporea index
- The Red String Liar, letting your network believe it is retrieving different items than it actually is
- The Corporea Soul Core, a basic security system for your storage
- The Corporea Retainer Evaporator, offering richer control over interceptor-retainer pairs
Beyond corporea-specific tools, Incorporeal 2 also adds several fun extras that pair well with the world of corporea. The Rod of the Fractured Space enables manual wireless item transportation. The Frame Tinkerer modifies the contents of item frames. The Ender Soul Core provides automatable ender-chest access, while the Blood Soul Core handles wireless potion distribution. Redstone Roots become a plantable crop that grows into various redstone devices, and the removed Unstable Cube item gets a fresh reimagining.
A Note on Missing Features
A few things from Incorporeal 1 did not make the jump. Some decorative blocks were removed for being too niche or were absorbed into Botania proper, and the old Corporea Spark Tinkerer is now redundant since you can fire the Paintslinger Lens at corporea sparks. Detailed documentation for everything above can be found scattered throughout the Lexica Botania.
Rhododendrite: In-World Computing Meets Botania
Rhododendrite, whose name combines "rhododendron" with "dendrite," is a sort of thinking tree. It introduces a basic in-world stack-based computing system that would not look out of place in a Zachtronics game. The fundamental object it operates on is the solidified corporea request, a simple pair of item and count.
Requests can be siphoned out of various Botania blocks and items using the Rhododendric Funnel. Operations like addition, subtraction, and duplication are handled by the Rhododendric Operator, while conditions such as "less than" or "equal to" are checked with the Rhododendric Crystal Cube. Results can be injected back into a Botania block for further processing on your corporea network, or you can simply use comparator outputs from the computer as their own thing.
All of these components operate on a Rhododendrite Network, formed from an Awakened Rhododendrite Core plus up to sixteen logs placed against any of its faces. The core itself can face in six different directions, giving you plenty of flexibility when laying out your machine. This system replaces the "cygnus" subsystem from Incorporeal 1.
Supported Versions and Installation
Incorporeal 2 + Rhododendrite for Minecraft is available for Minecraft 1.18 and runs on the Forge loader, with the original Incorporeal 1 targeting 1.12. Before you download Incorporeal 2 + Rhododendrite, double-check that your mod loader and game version match the file you are grabbing. If you want to skip the usual version-hunting routine entirely, the foxygame.net launcher bundles Incorporeal 2 + Rhododendrite into a curated add-on catalog with one-click install and automatic updates, so your corporea builds never break after a patch.
How to Install Incorporeal 2 + Rhododendrite
Installing the add-on is straightforward:
- Confirm you are running the correct Minecraft version with Forge installed
- Download Incorporeal 2 + Rhododendrite and place the .jar file into your mods folder
- Make sure Botania itself is installed, since both addons depend on it
- Launch the game and look for the two separate mod entries in your mod list
Because the package contains two mods in one file, you will see Incorporeal 2 and Rhododendrite listed individually. That is intentional, not a bug.
Final Thoughts
Incorporeal 2 + Rhododendrite is not a mod that holds your hand. It asks you to experiment, read the Lexica Botania, and build systems that feel genuinely yours. For players who love Botania's corporea mechanics, it transforms a clever storage network into a programmable automation platform. If that sounds like your kind of challenge, this add-on deserves a spot in your modpack.