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How to Use Ender IO Conduits

Crafting Conduits

All conduits start with Conduit Binder, made from Gravel, Clay, and Sand. Combine Conduit Binder with the appropriate material to make each conduit type:

  • Item Conduit: Conduit Binder plus Iron Ingots and Redstone
  • Energy Conduit: Conduit Binder plus Redstone and Gold
  • Fluid Conduit: Conduit Binder plus Glass and Iron
  • Redstone Conduit: Conduit Binder plus Redstone

Placing and Connecting

Place conduits by right-clicking on a block face. Conduits automatically connect to adjacent conduits of the same type and to machines they touch. Different conduit types can share the same block space, so you can run item, energy, and fluid lines through one channel.

Use a Yeta Wrench to change a conduit's connection mode. Right-click with the wrench to cycle between input, output, and disabled on each face. This controls which direction items or energy flow.

Extracting and Inserting

By default, Item Conduits do not pull items from inventories. Add an Extractor upgrade to a conduit's connection so it pulls items out of the attached inventory. Add a Speed Upgrade to increase transfer rate, and a Stack Upgrade to move more items per operation.

Use a Conduit Probe on any conduit to view its current settings, connected inventories, and upgrade slots. This is the fastest way to debug why items or power are not moving.