Terminals#

Terminal#

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.

Search and favorites#

The search box takes several words; all must match:

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.

Crafting Terminal#

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.

Pattern Terminal and Pattern Encoding Terminal#

These belong to autocrafting — see Autocrafting.

Wireless Terminal#

Open a Terminal remotely — see Wireless Terminal.

Power#

Terminals need the network to be online (see Network and Power).

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