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Refined Storage Mod — Guide

Getting Started

To begin with Refined Storage, you must first gather specific materials to build the core components of your network.

Essential Resources

  1. Quartz Enriched Iron: The primary building material for most RS blocks. Created by combining 3 Iron Ingots and 1 Nether Quartz in a crafting table.
  2. Silicon: Obtained by smelting Nether Quartz in a furnace.
  3. Processor Binding: Crafted using 1 Slimeball and 1 String. This is used to create Raw Processors.
  4. Processors: The "chips" used in advanced recipes. There are three tiers: Basic (Iron), Improved (Gold), and Advanced (Diamond). To make them, craft a Raw Processor (Binding + Silicon + Redstone + Ingredient) and smelt it in a furnace.

The First Network

A minimal functioning network requires: * Controller: The heart of the system. It requires FE/RF power to function. * Disk Drive: A block that holds Storage Disks. * Storage Disk: The actual storage medium (e.g., 1k Storage Disk). * Grid: The interface used to see and interact with your items. * Cables: Used to connect blocks if they are not placed directly adjacent to each other.

Upgrades

Many RS devices can be enhanced with Upgrades to improve speed, efficiency, or functionality.

Upgrade Effect Compatible Devices
Speed Upgrade Increases the speed of operations. Importer, Exporter, Crafter, etc.
Stack Upgrade Allows devices to move a full stack at a time instead of single items. Importer, Exporter, Constructor
Crafting Upgrade Allows a device to trigger an auto-crafting task if an item is missing. Exporter, Interface
Range Upgrade Increases the reach of the Wireless Transmitter. Wireless Transmitter
Fortune Upgrade Adds Fortune I, II, or III to the device. Destructor
Silk Touch Upgrade Adds Silk Touch to the device. Destructor
Regulator Upgrade Keeps a specific amount of an item in an external inventory. Exporter

Wireless Technology

Wireless devices allow you to access your network from anywhere in the world (or even across dimensions).

  • Wireless Transmitter: Must be connected to the network via cable. It provides a radius of wireless access.
  • Wireless Grid: A handheld item that allows you to access your items within the range of a Wireless Transmitter.
  • Wireless Fluid Grid: Handheld access to the fluid storage.
  • Wireless Crafting Monitor: Handheld access to view active crafting tasks.
  • Network Transmitter & Receiver: Used to connect two distant parts of a network. Place a Network Card in the Transmitter to link it to the Receiver.