Exponentialistics Pipes

40000 Thank you !

I don't really play Minecraft and don't have time to develop this mod anymore so it hasn't evolved in over 2 years, but still it's the most downloads I ever got on a project :D

Exponentialistics Pipes is a dependence-free mod, similar to Logistics Pipes but with OpenComputers support and lighter block models.

It allows creating gigantic pipe systems, with items flowing everywhere to be auto-sorted, crafted and requested manually, automatically, or using a computer.

Current features:

• Light models for blocks and items: your base will never melt your GPU ever again !
• Simple recipes: everything can be crafted in a crafting table, without any other mod ! (you may want to tweak them if you're a modpack maker tho)
• Infinite filters: using only one computer, you can create a complete ore-processing facility, routing every single item to the desired machine, and change the routes in real time depending on what material you need !
• Compatible with almost any item storage block !
• Thaumcraft aspects and Nuclearcraft radioactivity filters !
• Energy management filters !
• Forestry filters !
• Seems to work with CubicChunks.

TODO list:

• Multipart !
• Fluid transport !
• More pipes !

Quick start guide: here

Known bugs:

• Most "deep storage unit"-style blocks (like Gregtech's quantum chests) only report one stack of items. This is because of how they work internally.

Please report any bug/problem, or any situation where pipes don't act as expected, on github or in the comments, I will try to fix them quickly. Also you can request new pipes, with situations where they can be useful for everyone: if I can do it quickly, you may even get them just a few hours later :) .

Quick note:

Please DO NOT repost this mod anywhere else without asking me first. If you want to make a video or an article about it, you can link to this page, but DO NOT re-upload this mod to your own server.

You are free to include it in any modpack, as long as the file is downloaded from here on each installation, and not embedded in an archive. A mod being open source doesn't mean it's public domain.

List of websites who didn't ask for my permission: