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Simple Byte Storage 1.1.0

Minecraft 1.20.1 · Forge 47.2.0+ · Java 17.

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File What it is
simple_bytestorage-1.1.0.jar The mod (required).
simple_bytestorage_scripting-1.1.0.jar Optional addon: Logic Bus + Logic Terminal (JavaScript). Requires the main mod.

Install on both client and server. The network protocol changed — client and server must run the same version.

What's new

  • Network Controller GUI — right-click the controller: Overview (status, energy, connected blocks), Storage (disk load, item types, top items) and Crafting (patterns, busy Assemblers, Pattern Bus jobs, craft queue) tabs.
  • Wireless Terminal binding via the controller — put the terminal into the controller's slot to bind and charge it (replaces Shift + right-click on a Terminal).
  • Wireless Terminal upgrades — Shift + right-click opens settings. The new Auto-Transfer Card refills the stack in your hand from the network and sends picked-up items to the network; 9-slot filter with whitelist/blacklist; 2 FE per item.
  • Order crafts from any terminal — in the Terminal and Crafting Terminal, click a dimmed craftable item or Ctrl + click (middle click) an item in stock to open an order dialog.
  • Sorting in terminals — by name or count, ascending or descending.
  • Pattern Encoding Terminal — ordinary crafting-table recipes are written straight into the network, no Pattern item needed; Patterns are only for processing crafts.
  • Compact item count text in terminals and the Assembler buffer (no more overflow on large stacks).
  • Guide Book chapters for the controller GUI and the Wireless Terminal (en / ru / uk).

Fixes

  • Items vanishing when a second stack was put into a Terminal (stack count overflowed the NBT byte).
  • Pattern Bus dispatched only 16 crafts of a large order; now up to 256 in flight.
  • "Pattern Provider" renamed to "Pattern Bus" in the guide and docs.

Scripting addon

  • Logic Bus identifiers are assigned in the bus's own GUI; the Logic Terminal lists them.

Full documentation: project wiki / docs/wiki. Full history: CHANGELOG.md.

Full Changelog: v1.0.0...v1.1.0