Storage Network
-A network of devices that can hold an infinite amount of items.
-Comprises one storage core and any number of storage drives. Can also contain many other optional devices.
-Devices in the network must be placed next to each other or be connected with storage cables.
-To get started, you will need one storage core, one storage drive, one storage disk, and one storage interface or wireless storage interface. Read their respective tutorial entries for more information.
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Storage Core
-The core of a storage network.
-Required for a storage network to function.
-Only one of these blocks exists in a network.
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Storage Cable
-Connects devices in a storage network.
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Storage Drive
-Holds up to eight storage disks. Disks are what actually store the network's items.
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Storage Interface
-Allows players to add, remove, or view items in a storage network.
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Storage Import Bus
-Imports items from the container it's facing into the storage network.
-Stops importing when receiving a redstone current.
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Storage Export Bus
-Exports items from the storage network into the container it's facing.
-More filter options are available when exporting an item that is enchantable or breakable.
-Stops exporting when receiving a redstone current.
-Interact with an empty hand to configure.
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Storage Level Emitter
-Compares the total amount of a chosen item in the storage network against a set amount using an operator.
-More filter options are available when testing an item that is enchantable or breakable.
-Emits a redstone signal from the face it points toward when the test is true.
-Interact with an empty hand to configure.
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Autocrafter
-Automatically crafts an item using ingredients stored in the storage network, then adds the result back into the network.
-Interact while holding an item to set the recipe to craft that item. If the item has more than one recipe, you can choose which one to use.
-Interact with an empty hand to see what it is crafting, or to change the recipe.
-Only crafts when every ingredient is available in the network and there is room to store the result.
-Stops crafting when receiving a redstone current.
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Storage Relay
-Connects storage network devices over long distances.
-Interact to assign the relay to a namespace.
-Connects to all other relays in the same namespace.
-Has infinite range and works interdimensionally.
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Storage Power Bank
-Stores energy for the network.
-Each power bank holds up to 6,400 energy.
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Storage Wireless Transmitter
-Allows a wireless storage interface to connect to a network.
-The default range is 500 blocks, this can be changed with the 'wirelessInterfaceRange' rule. See Add-On Configuration for more information.
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Wireless Storage Interface
-Allows players to add, remove, or view items in a storage network wirelessly.
-Interact with a storage core while holding this item to link it to that network.
-There must be a storage wireless transmitter connected to the linked network in range (500 blocks by default) to use the wireless interface. The range can be changed using the 'wirelessInterfaceRange' rule. See Add-On Configuration for more information.
-When energy usage is enabled, it consumes energy each time you use it to open a network, so it must be charged first.
-This add-on does not add a way to charge it. Charge it using a Bedrock Energistics Core charger from another add-on.
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Storage Disks
-A standard storage disk stores up to 32 item stacks. A high capacity storage disk stores up to 64.
-Put storage disks in a storage drive.
-Upgrade a standard storage disk into a high capacity one with the Disk Upgrader, keeping its stored items.
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Disk Upgrader
-Upgrades a standard storage disk or a standard fluid storage disk into its high capacity version without losing its stored contents.
-Works like a crafting table: arrange the ingredients in the 3x3 grid, then take the upgraded disk from the output slot.
-To upgrade a standard storage disk, place it in the center with quartz on the four edges and blaze powder in the four corners.
-Requires energy to run, unless energy usage is disabled with the 'useEnergy' rule. Uses Bedrock Energistics Core energy. See the Energy and Add-On Configuration entries for more information.
-Break the machine to drop any items still inside it.
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Add-On Configuration
-Use the '/asnrule <rule> [value]' command to change a rule.
-Use the '/asnrule help' command for a list of rules.
-Omit '[value]' from the command to get the current value of the rule.
-Note that numbers must be surrounded in quotation marks when passed to 'value' (eg. "123" instead of 123).
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Energy
-Energy usage is enabled by default, but can be disabled with the 'useEnergy' rule. See Add-On Configuration for more information.
-Energy is stored in Storage Power Bank blocks.
-Network energy consumption is determined by the amount of devices connected to the network. Device energy consumption can be changed using the 'deviceEnergyConsumption' rule. See Add-On Configuration for more information.
-Uses Bedrock Energistics Core energy.
-This add-on does not add any power generators, you must include another Bedrock Energistics Core powered add-on to generate energy for your system.
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Fluid Storage
-Fluids are stored on Fluid Storage Disks placed in Fluid Storage Drives, and can be viewed through the Fluid Storage Interface.
-Uses Bedrock Energistics Core fluids.
-This add-on does not add any way to generate fluids, you must include another Bedrock Energistics Core powered add-on to generate fluids for your system.
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Fluid Storage Drive
-Holds up to eight fluid storage disks. Disks are what actually store the network's fluids.
-Drops its disks when destroyed.
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Fluid Storage Interface
-Allows players to view fluids in a storage network.
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Fluid Storage Import Bus
-Imports fluids from connected machines into the storage network.
-Stops importing when receiving a redstone current.
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Fluid Storage Export Bus
-Exports fluids from the storage network into connected machines.
-Stops exporting when receiving a redstone current.
-Exports up to 10 mL at a time.
-Interact with an empty hand to configure.
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Fluid Storage Disks
-A standard fluid storage disk stores up to 6,400 mL of fluid across up to 4 types. A high capacity fluid storage disk stores up to 12,800 mL across up to 8 types.
-Put fluid storage disks in a fluid storage drive.
-Upgrade a standard fluid storage disk into a high capacity one with the Disk Upgrader, keeping its stored fluids.
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Storage Core
Storage Drive
Storage Cable
Storage Disks
Storage Interface
Wireless Storage Interface
