Item, fluid and energy transportation pipes would be nice! (SUGGESTION)

[ghost]

Can you please try to add item, fluid and energy transportation pipes to Mechanization or make a different datapack for it, with upgrades like: speed upgrades, stack upgrades, ect. ?

[Darkspyro911]

i was thinking of doing it by using clone commands but one problem it only works for one set unless i use a minecart

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On 6/17/18, GamesMaster2 ***@***.***> wrote: Can you please try to add item- and energy transportation pipes to Mechanization or make a different datapack for it, with upgrades like: speed upgrades, stack upgrades, ect. ? -- You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: #15

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[ICY105]

Pipes are a difficult addition. Energy probably won't happen until 3.0 or maybe even never, since the whole point of wireless power is to not have energy pipes.
Item pipes are even harder. There is currently no way to extract/insert items from inventories with commands, making them virtually impossible to implement. However, in the future I plan on adding improvements to water streams which will make them even better.
Currently, there is not really a reason to have fluid pipes. However, if I develop more machines and things that could use them, then they will probably be added.

[Darkspyro911]

take a look at my chest2 structure in discord in combustion

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On 6/17/18, ImCoolYeah105 ***@***.***> wrote: Pipes are a difficult addition. Energy probably won't happen until 3.0 or maybe even never, since the whole point of wireless power is to not have energy pipes. Item pipes are even harder. There is currently no way to extract/insert items from inventories with commands, making them virtually impossible to implement. However, in the future I plan on adding improvements to water streams which will make them even better. Currently, there is not really a reason to have fluid pipes. However, if I develop more machines and things that could use them, then they will probably be added. -- You are receiving this because you commented. Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: #15 (comment)

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[zhangshenxing]

Just use hopper as your item pipe :D