Integrated Terminals Mod – 1.19.2, 1.18.2 – Manage Integrated Dynamics Networks

Currently, this mod introduces two types of terminals: The Storage Terminal and the Crafting Job Terminal. (Different kinds of terminals are planned for the future)

Storage Terminal

The Storage Terminal does it simple thing: it provides central access to your storage network (which is achieved by using Integrated Tunnels Interfaces).

The Storage Terminal GUI provides a tab for each ingredient type in your networks, such as items, fluids, and energy. Additionally, it also provides a tab for crafting things directly inside the network.

A wide range of sorting and advanced filtering options are available, such as filtering by mod (“@minecraft”), tooltip (“#FE”) and oredictionary (“$wood”). Furthermore, you can even filter dynamically using Integrated Dynamics predicates that you can insert in the three bottom-right slots.

Fluids and energy can be extracted and inserted in a similar way as items, with the only difference that fluids and energy must be in a valid container when inside your inventory.

If you have a supported auto crafting mod such as Integrated Crafting installed, then all crafting options from the network will be shown.

After clicking on a crafting option and providing an amount, you will be prompted with a crafting plan that will be executed when confirmed.

Crafting Job Terminal

This part is only useful if you have a supported auto crafting mod installed, such as Integrated Crafting.

The Crafting Job Terminal allows you to view all active and pending crafting jobs in the network.

It will show you a live list of all crafting jobs in this network, and it will give you the option to cancel them.

When clicking on a job, it will show you more details, such as pending dependencies or missing items, fluids or energy.

This mod collects anonymized startup data, this can be disabled in the config file and adheres to Minecraft’s snooper settings.