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== Public Overflow Storage (POS) == | == Public Overflow Storage (POS) == | ||
| − | There is a place maintained by SwissalpS for buffering public overflow contents. | + | There is a place maintained by SwissalpS for buffering public overflow contents.<br> |
| − | The main goal is to have a receiver active to avoid your sender tubes from breaking. | + | |
| − | Overflow of the overflow goes to channel '/dev/null'. | + | The main goal is to have a receiver active to avoid your sender tubes from breaking.<br> |
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| + | Overflow of the overflow goes to channel '/dev/null'.<br> | ||
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| + | Most items are cached in unlocked chests for public access. Cobble is not available to public from chests. | ||
Location: '''TODO''' | Location: '''TODO''' | ||
Revision as of 22:02, 29 August 2019
Description
Overflow tubes are teleporting tubes from Pipeworks mod, used to donate materials you don't need. Everyone can get some for their projects if they configure tubes with a proper names and allow these to receive materials.
The format for those tubes is: mod.item_name, for example, default.cobble.
Public Overflow Storage (POS)
There is a place maintained by SwissalpS for buffering public overflow contents.
The main goal is to have a receiver active to avoid your sender tubes from breaking.
Overflow of the overflow goes to channel '/dev/null'.
Most items are cached in unlocked chests for public access. Cobble is not available to public from chests.
Location: TODO
List
POS currently supports these channels:
- bonemeal.mulch
- default.cobble
- default.sand
- default.stone