Ender-Rift Mod (1.20.4) - Improved bottomless storage system

Ender-Rift Mode (1.20.4) offers virtually unlimited storage. By default, this repository is not accessible (no GUI), instead an external facility is used to provide access to inventory. It can be used blindly, through a bunker or pipe, or accessed through an inventory collector such as the EnderIO inventory panel. To do this, the mode provides two blocks: a limited but automated interface and a searchable browser block that cannot be automated.

What happens if Ender Pearl is trapped in a red stone flight and a stream of red stone is sent there? When the experiment seemed to fail altogether, someone found an answer.

Ender's pearl breaks apart and instead creates a rift in the rock that Enderman uses for teleportation. This fracture can be used to store an unlimited number of objects in a seemingly small space.

Ender's field is self-sustaining, but if Ender's field is destroyed, the fault will close, and it will be impossible to reach the same cliff twice.

Features.

Ender Fault: A bottomless storage system that uses energy to maintain pockets for storage in the abyss created by the Ender Pearl teleportation effect.

Assemble the multi-block structure as described on the Wiki page, and right-click the fracture core block containing the fracture sphere. If the sphere is associated with an existing fracture, the fracture will be available, otherwise a new fracture will be created.

To associate an orb with an existing fracture, right-click an existing combined fracture with an unrelated fracture orb. This will allow you to access the same subject from multiple locations.

Please note that each elevator must be powered separately to access the object from each elevator.

Primitive generators: long heated to maximum efficiency, have no control scheme and continue to generate energy even when the storage buffer is full. A temporary solution when there is no other source of energy.

Rift Scanner: Provides access to Rift inventory, chests, etc.

With the search bar: you can now filter items based on the information displayed in the tooltip.

Rift Craft Browser: an updated browser with a built-in craft table. However, it is not replenished automatically from inventory.

Rift Interface: Allows automated access to Rift content by exporting or adding predefined object types.

Rift Proxies: Extends the use of Rift Browser and Rift Interface to connect to multiple or remote destinations. However, the scanning range is limited to 32 blocks.

Production recipes:

It is recommended that you install Just Enough Items (for mods that use Forge) or Roughly Enough Items (for mods that use Fabric) to see all recipes available in this mode.

Use.

Direct interaction with Rift

There are several ways to directly interact with Ender Rift:

Right-clicking a stack in your hand adds the stack to the fracture.

Left-clicking with an empty hand removes a random stack from the fault.

Left-clicking while holding an item removes a stack of items of the same type.

Left clicking while hiding does the same as the two above actions, but only one item is removed.

Throwing an item into the slot (Q) places it in place; note that Ctrl-Q can throw the entire stack at once.

Objects can also be dropped using droppers, etc., but this does not offer any benefits and causes additional delay.

Automated Interaction

Rift blocks interact with surrounding blocks using a special automation API. As a compatibility layer, until other mods support this API, the mod has a block called Rift Interface.

Rift Interface has nine filter slots and nine I/O slots. When you click a filter slot with an item, the filter selects a specific item type for that slot. When the filter is installed, the interface tries to pull a full stack out of the hole, always keeping the stack for the adjacent pipe or settler.

If the item in the output slot does not match the filter, it is ejected into the elevator as if the filter slot were empty.