Right-clicking on it will bring up a GUI similiar to a furnace. The placement is similar to a Coke Oven, but one block taller. Now, place the brick in a 3x3 square, 4 blocks tall, with the two center squares empty. Obviously it is very helpful to have access to a nether fortress however, you could also produce this by putting netherrack in a compressor and getting blaze powder from Cinderpearl pods. The second method uses an additional 34 Soul Sand.

The first method requires 136 Nether Brick, 136 Soul Sand, and 34 Magma Cream. But first we need a Rolling Machine, crafted like so: A filled container will appear in the bottom right slot. It can be put into bottles for use in crafting, or put into buckets, by putting the container into the to right slot. The amount of oil stored is shown in the middle section of the GUI that looks kind of like a tank. A small amount is created every time coal is turned into coal coke, but each operation takes 3 minutes, so you need multiple coke ovens to create a reasonable amount.

Coal Coke is useful for making steel, as well as lasting twice as long as normal coal in a furnace, generator, or other fueled device.īut the main use of coke ovens is to gain Creosote Oil, a liquid used in the creation of railbeds for rails. If you put coal or wood into the first slot on the left, it will be converted into Coal Coke and charcoal, respectively, without needing any fuel. Now, if you right click on it, you will see a GUI: If you did it properly, it will have slots on the side and look like this: Now that you have the bricks, place them in a 3x3x3 cube, leaving the center space empty.

Traincraft railcraft compatibility