More tools for managing Botania's item transport and storage networks.
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Incorporeal 2 and Rhododendrite are two related Botania addons that expand Corporea, Botania’s system for transporting and managing items, with tools for building and controlling larger networks. Incorporeal 2 lets you record Corporea requests with the Corporea Solidifier and Ticket Conjurer, then replay them at an index with the Sanvocalia flower; the Red String Liar can disguise which items a network retrieves, while the Corporea Soul Core provides basic security and the Corporea Retainer Evaporator gives finer control over interceptor-retainer pairs. Other additions include the Rod of the Fractured Space for manual wireless item transport, the Frame Tinkerer for changing item-frame contents, the Ender Soul Core for automated ender-chest access, and the Blood Soul Core for wireless potion distribution. Redstone Roots can be grown as a crop to produce redstone devices, and the addon also includes a reimagining of the Unstable Cube. Rhododendrite replaces Incorporeal 1’s Cygnus subsystem with an in-world, stack-based computing system that processes solidified Corporea requests, each consisting of an item and a count. Its Rhododendric Funnel draws requests from Botania blocks and items, Rhododendric Operators perform operations such as addition, subtraction, and duplication, and Rhododendric Crystal Cubes test conditions such as whether a value is less than or equal to another. The resulting data can be fed back into Botania blocks for further Corporea processing or read through the computer’s comparator outputs; a Rhododendrite Network uses an Awakened Rhododendrite Core with up to sixteen logs attached to its faces.
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