
More ways to manage networks and craft items in your world.
48.6 of the 58 points that apply = 84 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Create: Improve extends Create’s logistics and automation with tools for managing networks, crafting requests, template production, and redstone signals. Its Andesite Scrap Bucket destroys items and fluids sent into it, while the Brass variant can recover EXP Ingots from discarded contents and filter what it accepts; either can sit beneath storage and remove stock above a chosen level. The Network Manager lets players tag logistics networks with names and icons, then reuse those tags to configure placed components, while Labeled Redstone Links transmit signals between matching text-based frequencies. For larger crafting jobs, the Batch Mechanical Crafter handles stacks in each recipe slot, and the Batch Repackager divides requested materials into suitable packages, including requests with multiple recipes. Template Panels define production chains from configured Factory Gauges and support demand-mode requests and Mechanical Crafting; players can request available templates through the Stock Keeper when a Work Warehouse is connected. Work Warehouses gather the requested materials, route them through a Packager or connected storage, and repeat production until the requested item is complete, sending the finished goods and byproducts to the designated address. The Process Manager tracks active template jobs, shows detailed logs, retains a configurable history of completed or interrupted requests, and lets players interrupt a job. The Redstone Link Router connects vanilla item-based wireless frequencies and this mod’s text frequencies, including one-to-many links, and can apply AND, OR, or NOT logic to signal transmission. Signs on Packagers can direct shipments to the address matching a request, with glob patterns available for matching; Factory Panels also offer demand-request mode to order the raw materials needed to fill a configured stock gap. Players can quickly unpack packages directly from an inventory or container interface, and Fluid Logistics compatibility brings fluids into template production and lets Scrap Buckets discard fluids through a Fluid Packager.
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Changes the game's code in 1 area: Inventory and itemsChanges 1 game code file in this area: items, chests and other containers, crafting and enchanting..
Adds 9 blocks, 2 items and 13 recipes.
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