Integrated Crafting - Automatic item creation на версии [1.12.2] [1.16.5] [1.19.4]

Integrated Crafting - automatic creation of items, fluids, and energy within the Integrated Dynamics network. With Integrated Dynamics' flexible logic, you can configure automatic creation systems. By interacting with external machines, you can allow them to automatically create items with any combination of items, fluids, and energy. This enables you to create triggers, such as creating buckets while it rains, or if I have fewer than 64 planks, to create planks using a saw, otherwise create them on a crafting table. This mod provides in-game documentation and tutorials using the book On the Dynamics of Integration from Integrated Dynamics. The mod adds two new types of components: Creation Interface and Creation Writer. To handle inputs and outputs of recipes during automatic creation, you will need a storage network. This can be done using Integrated Tunnels interfaces. The next step is to attach machines to your network by connecting the Creation Interface to them. To inform the Creation Interface about what it can create, you need to insert Recipes into it, which are stored on Integrated Dynamics variable cards. Such recipes can be created in the Integrated Dynamics Logic Programmer. You can insert not only items into the recipe but also fluids and energy. There is even full support for JEI! Now that you have your recipes set up, you need a way to start the actual creation work. This can be done, for example, using the Creation Writer. The Creation Writer offers several aspects by which you can create items, fluids, energy, or a specified recipe. (An empty value means nothing needs to be created) If you have the Integrated Terminals mod installed and prefer to run tasks manually rather than automatically, you can run tasks directly from the storage. If you are not much of a programmer, take a look at Integrated Terminals, where managing automatic creation becomes easy and straightforward. This mod collects anonymized usage data, which can be disabled in the configuration file, and complies with the Minecraft snooper settings.