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Pipster adds readable pipes for items, fluids, gas and energy to Minecraft, with five tiers, filters right at the port and channel-based tesseracts. It runs on Fabric and NeoForge.

Current version: 1.0.0 for Minecraft 1.21.1 to 26.3. Optional support for Jade, CC: Tweaked, claim and team mods and permission mods is built in, see Resources and Compatibility.

Start here

• Getting Started: your first item pipe in five minutes
• Pipes and Tiers: the four pipe kinds, tiers, throughput and upgrades
• Ports and the Conduit Wrench: modes, redstone, priority, distribution, profiles
• Filter and Rule Cards: what each card can do
• Tesseracts: channels, access control, dimensions
• Recipes: all crafting recipes

Reference

• Resources and Compatibility: interfaces, gas, Mekanism, Jade, CC: Tweaked, claims, teams, permissions
• Supported Versions: which file for which Minecraft version, tested versions, integrations
• Configuration: server settings
• Performance: how Pipster keeps servers fast, and measured numbers
• For Mod Developers: gas API, endpoint providers, CC: Tweaked methods
• FAQ
• License and Permissions: what you may do with Pipster, modpacks, permission requests

The short version

1. Craft a few Copper Item Pipes and a Conduit Wrench.
2. Connect two chests with the pipes. Pipes connect to each other and to anything with an inventory on their own.
3. Right-click the pipe end at the source chest with the wrench and set the port to Extract.
4. Items now move from the source chest to the other chest.