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Terminals
Browse and withdraw items from the whole network.
- Search box for quick filtering.
- Scrolling through large item lists.
- Byte usage bar: used / maximum bytes.
- Shift-click moves whole stacks; stack splitting is supported.
- Insert items by Shift-clicking them from your inventory or clicking with a stack on the cursor.
- Sorting (two buttons to the right of the window, shared by all terminals): by name or count, ascending (A-Z / 1-9) or descending (Z-A / 9-1).
- Autocrafting from any terminal (Terminal and Crafting Terminal): items the network can craft but does not have appear dimmed, listed after everything that is in stock, with the word Craft instead of a count — click one to open the order dialog. For items in stock, Ctrl + click (or middle click) does the same. The window is the same as in the Pattern Terminal: it lists everything that will be crafted (sub-crafts included) and what is missing; pick an amount (±1/±10/±64) and press Start.
The search box takes several words; all must match:
| Word | Meaning |
|---|---|
iron |
part of the item name |
@mod |
the item's mod id contains mod
|
#tag |
the item has a tag containing tag (e.g. #ingots) |
>100 <100 =100
|
stored amount (craft-only items count as 0) |
$craftable |
the network can craft it |
$stock |
it is stored in the network |
$fav |
favorites only |
Example: @minecraft #ingots >64. Alt + click an item to mark it as a favorite (gold corner); favorites are listed first inside their group. Favorites are stored on your computer (config/simple_bytestorage_favorites.txt). The list order is always: items in stock first, then craft-only items.
A Terminal with a 3×3 crafting grid and a result slot.
- Results follow the standard vanilla crafting recipes.
- Ingredients are taken from the network's virtual pool (1 item = 1 byte).
- The crafted result goes straight to your inventory.
These belong to autocrafting — see Autocrafting.
Open a Terminal remotely — see Wireless Terminal.
Terminals need the network to be online (see Network and Power).
Hovering an item in a terminal shows how many are stored, how many of them are reserved for accepted orders, and how many are currently in production (queued or running crafts).
If an order cannot be done in full (an ingredient is missing), the Start button becomes Max: N, where N is the largest amount the network can craft right now. Click it to recalculate the plan for N, then press Start.
Three slots under the sort buttons (right of the terminal window) store search queries. Click an empty slot (+) to save the current search; click a filled slot to apply it; right-click a filled slot to overwrite it with the current search, or to clear it when the search box is empty. The slots are shared by all terminals and saved in config/simple_bytestorage_searches.txt.