Better P2P FAQ

It copies the point-to-point (P2P) settings from one block and pastes them onto another, so you don't have to reconfigure every tunnel or endpoint by hand. It's the mod's only item, and it's the tool you use for every copy/paste operation.

Craft the card, then right-click a configured P2P block to copy its settings and right-click a target block to paste them. Sneak-right-click to clear the card's stored settings if you want to start fresh.

Right-click the source block with the Advanced Memory Card to store its P2P configuration, then right-click the destination block to apply it. The card holds one configuration at a time, so copy again before pasting somewhere else.

Yes — after copying a configuration, you can paste it onto as many blocks as you like without re-copying. This is how you duplicate a whole P2P network layout across a large build.

The most common cause is pasting onto a block that isn't the same type or doesn't support the same P2P mode as the source. Make sure the destination block is compatible, and check that the input/output sides match what the original used.

It works with blocks that use point-to-point networks, such as ME P2P tunnels and similar endpoints from supported mods. Blocks that don't use P2P won't accept the pasted settings.

The card stores one configuration at a time, so keep a labeled chest or a set of cards if you juggle multiple setups. Copy the config you need right before pasting it, and clear the card when you're done to avoid pasting the wrong one.

Yes — the stored configuration travels with the card, so you can carry it through portals or across your world and paste it wherever the destination block is. Just make sure the destination block supports the same P2P mode.

It's built for the P2P networks of the mods it supports, so compatibility depends on whether the target block uses a compatible P2P system. If a block doesn't respond to paste, it likely isn't supported.

No — copying and pasting is a one-time configuration action, not a running process, so it has no ongoing performance cost. Any lag you see after pasting comes from the P2P network itself, not the card.

It is an advanced P2P network managing tool for Applied Energistics 2 (AE2). It improves the standard P2P experience so you can build more efficient and organized AE2 networks, which is useful for complex automation setups.

The Modrinth project page lists Minecraft versions 1.20.1 and 1.21.1. Older versions 1.7.10 and 1.12.2 are maintained by other teams.

It supports Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge. The author specifically notes support for both 1.20.1 Fabric and Forge.

On Fabric it requires Architectury API (fabric) and Fabric Language Kotlin. On Forge it requires Architectury API (forge) and Kotlin for Forge.

Yes, it is designed as an add-on for Applied Energistics 2 (AE2), offering direct integration. It enhances P2P network connections within AE2 systems.

The mod file registers one item: the advanced memory card. The wiki also lists a crafting entry.

It provides improved P2P networks with more reliable connections, helps streamline automation setups with organized AE2 networks, and allows for detailed adjustments to network settings.

Yes, 1.21.1 is listed among the supported Minecraft versions on the Modrinth project page.

Yes, NeoForge is listed among the supported loaders on the Modrinth project page.

The advanced memory card is the item registered by the Better P2P mod file. It is part of the mod's item additions for managing P2P networks.