
Additional blocks useful for tube/pipe mods.
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TubeStuff adds utility blocks for automating item and liquid handling, storage, crafting, and redstone-controlled tasks in pipe- and tube-based setups. Its Buffer moves items between pipes or tubes and inventories, combines stacks to reduce lag, and can pulse an adjacent filter in step with its item output. The Automatic Crafting Table MkII accepts ingredients through connected pipes or tubes and crafts configured recipes on redstone pulses; it supports continuous output up to a full output slot and ore-dictionary recipes that can mix equivalent materials. Other item-handling blocks include a Black Hole Chest with effectively unlimited capacity, an Incinerator that destroys incoming items, and a Duplicator that supplies configured items for uses such as admin-built dungeon rewards. The Retrievulator works with a RedPower retriever to keep a connected inventory stocked to specified item quantities, applying redstone pulses and stopping retrieval when the target stock is present. A Block Breaker uses a supplied tool to break the block in front of it like a player, consuming time and tool durability; the mod also includes liquid duplicating and disposal blocks. An Online Player Detector emits a redstone signal when its placer is online, while storage blocks include coal, charcoal, redstone, and nikolite varieties.
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