Flux Networks Mod — Guide

Getting Started: Flux Dust

The foundation of all Flux Networks technology is Flux Dust. This item is not mined but created through a specific world interaction.

How to Create Flux Dust

Locate a block of Bedrock (usually at the bottom of the world).
Place a block of Obsidian exactly two blocks above the Bedrock, leaving a one-block gap.
Throw Redstone Dust into the gap onto the Bedrock.
Left-click (punch) the Obsidian block. The Obsidian will slam down onto the Bedrock, crushing the Redstone into Flux Dust.

Note: In some modpack versions, Crying Obsidian may be required, or the process may involve lightning or fire depending on server configurations.

Network Management

Accessing any Flux block opens the Network GUI. This interface is divided into several tabs for comprehensive control.

Creating and Joining Networks

Create Network: Players can create multiple networks, assigning each a unique name and color for identification.
Security: Networks can be set to Public, Private (owner only), or Encrypted (requires a password).
Selection: Use the network list to connect the current block to an existing network.

Priority System

Flux Networks uses a priority system to determine the order of energy distribution: * Plugs (Input): Plugs with higher priority will have their energy used first. * Points (Output): Points with higher priority will receive energy before lower-priority points. * Storage: Storage blocks can be set to prioritize charging or discharging to act as emergency backups.

Wireless Charging

Enabled via the Flux Controller, this feature allows the network to charge items in the player's inventory. You can toggle charging for specific slots: * Main Hand / Off-hand * Armor Slots * Baubles / Curios slots * General Inventory