What do I want to automate..?

Well now,
you are playing a new modpack that has many tech mods in and you don't know what to automate first and how to do it?

Take a pen and paper and just write down what you want...
If you're playing a sky block - based pack (you will have to automate many things) but let's start one by one...

If, you want to automate something such as:

- Power (RF/FE)
- Food
-Resources (Metals,blocks,machines,upgrades)
-Other.

What you should do first is think of a plan...

1) Make a place dedicated to automation.
2) Have a chest near that place with tools and essentials in making it.
3) If you want to automate something in a big scale, be sure to test in a singular way to be certain of it's usefulness.
4) Always have a secondary power option is the first one does not satisfy you.
5) Test your automation options in another creative world before doing so in your main.
6) Think in what ways your automation will be helpful!

Now, you should automate items or blocks that take way to long to craft by yourself.
That may be:
-machines
-gaining resources by using an auto-sieve (ex-compressum)
-autocrafting rubber (Sky Factory 4, mod: Industrial Foregoing)
-Crafting fuel for a generator

The options here are seemingly limitless so I have just said a few but you get the idea!

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