Simple AutoSmelt Mod / Addon

Simple AutoSmelt - a useful mod to immediately get ready-made ingots after mining ore. Such an automatic smelting of ores.





You’ve spent the evening underground, your pickaxe is nearly worn out, and your inventory is full of raw ore. Back at the base, there’s still one more job waiting: filling furnaces with fuel and giving everything time to smelt. Simple AutoSmelt takes care of that step while you’re mining. Iron, copper, and gold can come out as ingots as soon as you collect them, while ancient debris is processed into netherite scrap. You still need to find the resources and mine them with an appropriate pickaxe, but the finished materials are ready to use without a trip through the furnace. It’s a straightforward change that can make a long mining session feel a little less interrupted, especially when you want to return home and start crafting right away.

The difference becomes noticeable when you need materials in the middle of an expedition. Suppose you’ve found iron deep in a cave and want to make a replacement tool before heading farther in. With automatic smelting, you can gather the iron and use the resulting ingots without stopping to set up a furnace and wait for it to finish. The same convenience applies when you’re collecting copper for a building project or searching for gold. You can focus on exploring and gathering, then take the processed materials back to your base when your inventory is full. The addon works with pickaxes, so there’s no need to hunt down a special new tool before trying it. Fortune is supported too, allowing you to take advantage of that enchantment while collecting smelted resources.

Ancient debris gives the feature another use later in a survival world. A trip through the Nether can already involve plenty of preparation, from choosing a safe route to carrying enough supplies for the return journey. Getting netherite scrap directly from the debris removes the separate smelting step once you’re home. You’ll still need the other materials required to make netherite ingots and upgrade your equipment, so finding ancient debris remains an important part of the process. It’s also worth thinking about how you like to use your resources. If you want raw materials for a particular build or prefer to decide later what to do with them, check the addon’s behavior and settings before heading out on a large mining trip. The descriptions mention a configuration item, though its exact options may depend on the file you install.

Simple AutoSmelt is a useful choice if you enjoy gathering resources but would rather spend less time managing furnaces. It can be handy in a solo world where you’re working on a large project, or when several friends are collecting supplies for a shared base. The change also makes processed materials available sooner, which can make survival easier; whether that suits your world is a matter of preference. To install the addon, open the downloaded file to import it into Minecraft and activate the pack in your world settings. Once the world loads, try mining a little iron or copper to see the effect for yourself. A small test near home is an easy way to get familiar with the feature before taking it on a longer cave expedition.

Installation:
- Download Mod;
- Open the downloaded file to install;
- Select it in the settings;
- Have fun!