Add-on for mod Applied Energistics 2.
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Applied Integrations is an add-on for Applied Energistics 2 that extends ME networks with ways to store, move, and manage energy and other resources. Its energy cells and network machines can handle several energy systems, including FE/RF, EU, Joules, Watts, Tesla, FZ, KU, and HU; import and export buses transfer energy between a network and adjacent storage, while storage buses expose external energy containers as network storage. Energy interfaces provide buffers for injecting energy into or extracting it from an ME network, and are available as a bus or a block with six energy buffers. For network organization, the ME Logic Bus can share autocrafting access with connected networks and handle up to 54 patterns, while the ME Multi-controller shares selected storage, crafting patterns, or crafting CPUs between networks and can restrict access by configured filters. The ME Interaction Bus acts like a configurable player, using items drawn from the network on blocks or entities and returning the used or changed items to the network; examples include Botania rods and Embers tools. The add-on also includes Botania mana cells, buses, and interfaces, along with P2P tunnels for transmitting mana, Ember from Embers, starlight from Astral Sorcery, and will from Blood Magic. Its singularity storage system uses a defence tower to create paired black and white holes, with ME pylons transferring matter between the linked holes; the documented system can handle items, fluids, energy, and mana. Some documented features are marked as unstable, partly working, or disabled by default, so availability can depend on the feature and configuration.
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Does not change the game's code directly.
Adds 43 recipes.
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Keeps all of vanilla Minecraft's textures, models and sounds.
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