Description

Cannot use the IC2 Macerator to grind any AE2 crystal, quartz or fluix. Strictly speaking, no crystal that can be processed into a '- dust' item from AE2 (Certus Quartz, Nether Quartz, Ender Pearl, Fluix Crystal) can be placed inside the input box of an IC2's Macerator UI in order to perform aforementioned processing.

Just Enough Items UI only gives recipes for all AE2 dust (Certus Quartz Dust, Nether Quartz Duse, Ender Dust, Fluix Dust) as being ground in the Quartz Grindstone. Not sure if an IC2 issue or AE2 issue but thought I'd mention here first. Having been able to use the Macerator in the past to automate grinding AE2 crystals, thought that this incompatibility might've been a bug.

Environment

Bug occuring in Survival Singleplayer world
Modlist:
Applied Energistics 2 version: appliedenergistics2-rv6-stable-3.jar
Industrial Craft version: industrialcraft-2-2.8.73-ex112.jar
Just Enough Items (JEI) version: jei_1.12.2-4.12.1.217.jar

• Minecraft Version: 1.12.2
• AE2 Version: appliedenergistics2-rv6-stable-3.jar
• Forge Version: 14.23.5.2772

The reason of this that crystal certus quartz contains only crystalCertusQuartz oredict, which is incorrect, and is not recognized by the most of mods (gregtech-ce, ie2, immersive engineering, etc). You can either add gemCertusQuartz to certus quartz on your own using craft tweaker, or install third party compat mods like JAOPCA, which also add gemCertusQuartz to certus quartz in this case.

Same issue, do u have any suggestions how to add this recipie via configs or something else?

It seems like I am not alone, but even with tryig to add specific recipie it is still not possible.
How to identify your nether quartz dust item? I am not so in-hand with modes, but still

; certus quartz dust
OreDict:crystalCertusQuartz = appliedenergistics2:material@2
; nether quartz dust
OreDict:gemQuartz = appliedenergistics2:material@3

bug_report_url

im just a random person, so what i say may not be accurate, but i believe it is

recipe compatibility like that between different mods is generally done by mod pack creators and not by mod authors themselves. if you are playing a modpack, then possibly report on the github page of that pack. if you have just put those mods in a custom pack that you put together yourself, then it is up to you to change recopies like that

hopefully that is helpful

@Azrazal Recipes like this are mostly added my mod authors actually, but of course, the modpack creator can have modified/removed the recipes.

As already said, it can easily be that the mod author has removed the recipes for various reasons. Should be reported to them directly as they are the ones aware of it.