Integrated Tunnels Mod FAQ

Part Exporter Item is made through a crafting recipe (shaped or shapeless) and is placed as a part on a network cable to export items from the network into an adjacent inventory.

Part Importer Item is obtained via a crafting recipe and is placed as a part on a network cable to import items from an adjacent inventory into the network.

A Part Importer pulls items, fluids, or energy from an adjacent block into the network, while a Part Exporter pushes those resources from the network out to an adjacent block.

Part Interface Item is a part placed on a network cable that acts as a combined import/export point for items, allowing resources to move between the network and the block it faces.

Part Interface Filter Item is a part that lets you restrict which items pass through an interface by configuring a filter, so only matching items are imported or exported.

Use Part Importer Fluid to pull fluid from an adjacent tank into the network, and Part Exporter Fluid to push fluid from the network into an adjacent tank.

Place Part Importer Energy to draw energy from an adjacent energy storage into the network, and Part Exporter Energy to send network energy into an adjacent storage.

Part Importer World Item, Part Importer World Fluid, Part Importer World Energy, Part Exporter World Item, Part Exporter World Fluid, Part Exporter World Energy, and Part Exporter World Block interact with blocks in the world rather than a directly adjacent inventory.

Part Exporter World Block is a part that places or interacts with blocks in the world as an export action from the network.

Part Player Simulator is a part that simulates player actions on the block it faces, such as using or interacting with it as if a player did so.

Yes, Part Interface Filter Fluid restricts fluid transfer through an interface, and Part Interface Filter Energy restricts energy transfer, each configured with their respective filters.

Place a Part Importer Item on a cable facing the source inventory and a Part Exporter Item facing the destination inventory, then connect both parts to the same network so items flow from source to destination.