Pipe

An example of a simple pipe network.

Pipes are the main component of the Transportation module. Essentially, pipes are used to transport items from one container to another. Pipes can perform basic tasks such as move items from one chest to another, or do very advanced tasks such as sorting items and auto crafting.

Classifications

There are a few different classifications of pipes. Each one has its own set of features.

Null Logic pipes are the simplest of pipes. They are deprived of any type of logical thinking. An example would be the item transport pipe.

[Coming Soon™] Pressurized pipes are pipes that use a pressure based routing system where the payload travels to the closest inventory that can except it.

Routed pipes are the most advanced. These pipes 'communicate' with one-another, in order to allow for incredibly complicated demand driven systems, with absolutely no redstone circuitry required.

Index of Pipes

Pipe	Classification	Description
Item Transport Pipe	Null-logic	The most basic type of pipe. It can only pass items from one pipe to another.
Routed Junction Pipe	Routed	Primitive type of routing pipe that forms connections between other routers. Since all other routing pipes can do what the Junction pipe can do, it is primarily used only in places such as intersections to control the random nature of basic item transport pipes where no other functionality is required.
Routed Interface Pipe	Routed	Interface pipes connect to an inventory for sending and receiving items. Chips can be used to alter their logic.
Routed Crafting Pipe	Routed	Crafting pipes allow for items to be crafted through the connected machine.
Routed Request Pipe	Routed	Request pipes allow for requesting specific items to be sent to the pipe.
Routed Extension Pipe	Routed	Extension pipes can couple with Crafting pipes to enable more intricate crafting.
Routed Firewall Pipe	Routed	Firewall pipes can control what can pass through them. Routing will take into account these blocked paths and route accordingly.