How to Use Spatial Storage and Quantum Links

Build the Spatial Storage Cell

Spatial storage moves a region of the world into a storage cell. Craft a 2³, 16³, or 128³ Spatial Storage Cell by combining the matching Spatial Component with a housing. The component size determines the volume of the region you can capture: 2³ is a 2×2×2 cube, 16³ is 16×16×16, and 128³ is 128×128×128.

Set Up the Spatial IO Port

Place a Spatial IO Port and insert the Spatial Storage Cell into it. Build a frame of Spatial Pylons around the region you want to capture — the pylons define the boundary. Power the port and trigger it to swap the region into the cell. Trigger it again to restore the region from the cell. The cell stores the blocks and entities exactly as they were.

Link Networks with Quantum Rings

Place an ME Quantum Ring at each end of the link and a ME Quantum Link Chamber inside each ring. Give both chambers the same frequency by configuring them with a Certus Quartz Wrench or by inserting a Quantum Link Card. Once linked, the two networks share items and fluids as if they were one network, regardless of distance or dimension. Use this to bridge a remote mining outpost to your main base without running cable.