More Create Burners
If you have spent any time with the Create mod in Minecraft, you know that the Blaze Burner is the backbone of most automated setups. It heats your Basins, powers your Boilers, and keeps your machines running. But what if you want more variety, more efficiency, or integration with other popular mods? That is exactly where More Create Burners steps in. This add-on expands the humble heat source into a versatile family of burners, each with its own fuel type and unique mechanics. It is a must-have for players who love deep tech trees and cross-mod automation.
What Does More Create Burners Add?
This mod does not simply reskin the existing Blaze Burner. Instead, it introduces several entirely new burner types that connect with different mod ecosystems. The core idea is to let you choose the heat source that fits your base's power infrastructure. Create is the mandatory dependency, but all other mods are optional. This means you can install the mod and only use the burners for mods you already have, keeping your pack clean and lag-free.
The Dwarven Burner (Embers Rekindled)
The star of the show is the Dwarven Burner, which runs on Ember from the Embers Rekindled mod. To use it, you place it below a Basin or Boiler, just like a Blaze Burner. It supports all recipes from other Create Addons that use Blaze Burners, making it a drop-in replacement. However, you cannot use it as a heat source for the Encased Fan, so plan your air-based setups accordingly.
To fuel the Dwarven Burner, you need to attach an Ember Receiver or Ember Funnel to any side (preferably not the top). It consumes Ember and converts it into Heat. In version 0.3.2, which is built for Create 6.0 and above (and is not compatible with Create 0.5), the Dwarven Burner only reaches the Heated state by default. To achieve Super-Heated, you must use an Atmospheric Bellows. This bellows can increase the temperature limit of up to three adjacent Dwarven Burners simultaneously, allowing you to build a 2x2 or 3x3 heating area for Boilers. A neat trick is that you only need to provide Ember to one burner in a connected group, as it will share the fuel with all linked burners.
You can monitor the remaining Ember and Heat values using an Ember Dial, and the burner changes color to reflect its current temperature. If you stop supplying Ember, the burner will slowly cool down to a No-Heating state once its internal storage is empty. Support for Engineer's Goggles is planned for version 0.1.0, so keep an eye out for that update.
Induction Heater (FE Power)
For players who prefer tech mods based on Forge Energy (FE), the Induction Heater is your answer. You will need a mod that generates FE, as More Create Burners does not include any power generation. By default, this heater only reaches the Heated state. To unlock Super-Heated, you must craft and install a Heat Upgrade. The crafting recipes use Copper Coil for the heater and Resistance Coil for the upgrade, which are common components in many tech mods. While wearing Engineer's Goggles, you can check the status of the Induction Heater, making it easy to debug your setups.
Heat Converter (PneumaticCraft)
If you are a PneumaticCraft player, the Heat Converter is a simple and elegant solution. It converts PneumaticCraft heat into Create heat, bridging the two mods seamlessly. This is perfect for bases that already have a robust PneumaticCraft infrastructure and want to avoid adding a new fuel type.
Exoflame (Botania)
Finally, the Exoflame comes from the Botania mod. Its original purpose was to fuel furnaces, but in More Create Burners, it has been repurposed to feed Blaze Burners. A single Exoflame can supply fuel to up to nine Blaze Burners within an 11x11 range, bringing them to the Heated state. Alternatively, it can maintain one Blaze Burner in the Super-Heated state. If you have multiple burners, it will prioritize adding fuel to the unheated ones rather than maintaining the Super-Heated state, so plan your layout carefully. A quick tip: provide mana at last or place the Exoflames after all burners to prevent flickering.
How to Install More Create Burners
Installing this add-on is straightforward. First, ensure you have the correct version of Create installed, as version 0.3.2 requires Create 6.0 or later. Then, download More Create Burners for Minecraft and place the JAR file into your mods folder. If you are using a modpack, you can also add it via your preferred launcher. The mod works on both the Forge and NeoForge loaders, so check the file listing to match your setup.
For those who want a hassle-free experience, the foxygame.net launcher offers a one-click install for More Create Burners, automatically handling version compatibility and dependencies so you can jump straight into building your new heating arrays. Its add-on catalog keeps the mod updated, so you never have to worry about missing a patch or a new burner type.
Configuration and Community
More Create Burners is highly configurable. You can adjust properties related to fuel consumption, temperature limits, and more in the config file. This allows you to balance the mod to your liking, whether you want a casual experience or a hardcore challenge. The mod also integrates with JEI, showing you the color changes and recipes for each burner, so you never have to guess what you need to craft next.
If you run into any issues or have ideas for new burners, the mod's Discord community is the place to go. You can report bugs, share your creations, and get the latest updates before anyone else. The developer is active and responsive, making this a living project that evolves with player feedback.
Conclusion
More Create Burners is an excellent addition for anyone who wants to break free from the vanilla Blaze Burner. Whether you are deep into Embers, Botania, PneumaticCraft, or pure FE tech, there is a burner here for you. The mod is well-designed, with thoughtful mechanics that encourage clever automation and cross-mod synergy. If you love Create and want to expand your heating options, this is a download you will not regret. Just remember to check your Create version first, and then enjoy the warmth of your new machines.