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Transfer Modules
World Interaction Modules
Specialized Modules
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Modules define the specific actions a router takes. Most modules are directional and can be configured by right-clicking them in the air or clicking them while inside the router GUI.

Transfer Modules

Module	Description
Puller Mk1	Pulls items from an adjacent inventory into the buffer.
Puller Mk2	Pulls items from a remote inventory (up to 12 blocks away). Requires 'syncing' to the target block by shift-right-clicking it.
Sender Mk1	Sends items from the buffer to the first inventory found in a straight line (up to 8 blocks).
Sender Mk2	Sends items to a specific remote inventory (up to 24 blocks). Requires syncing.
Sender Mk3	Sends items to a specific remote inventory across any distance or dimension (requires energy).
Distributor	Distributes items from the buffer to multiple nearby inventories in a round-robin or random fashion.
Vacuum	Sucks up dropped items in a radius around the router.
Player	Interacts with the player's own inventory (main, offhand, or armor slots) regardless of distance.

World Interaction Modules

Module	Description
Placer	Places the item in the buffer as a block in the world.
Breaker	Breaks the block adjacent to the router and puts the drops into the buffer.
Extruder Mk1/Mk2	Extends a line of blocks from the buffer and retracts them (ideal for drawbridges). Mk2 allows for complex shapes.
Activator	Simulates a player right-clicking or attacking with the item in the buffer.
Dropper	Drops the item in the buffer into the world as an entity.
Flinger	Similar to the Dropper, but launches the item with velocity in a specific direction.

Specialized Modules

Module	Description
Fluid Mk1/Mk2	Transfers fluids between the router (using buckets in the buffer) and adjacent/remote tanks.
Energy Output	Pushes FE from the router's internal buffer to an adjacent block.
Energy Distributor	Wirelessly pushes FE to up to 8 nearby energy-receiving blocks.
Detector	Emits a redstone signal based on the contents of the router's buffer.
Void	Deletes items in the buffer that match the filter.