Sky Logistics: Vault Storage and Node Logistics

Mass Storage Vaults

Bulk consolidation of physical goods and liquid stores centers on specialized containment blocks. Fabricating a Celestial Item Vault requires 4 Celestial Stone, 3 amethyst gems, a wooden chest, and Chora Nectar. This receptacle categorizes and stacks inbound item inventories by discrete type, serving as an aggregate buffer for automated supply lines.

For high-capacity liquid storage, operators craft the Celestial Fluid Vault using 4 Celestial Stone, 3 amethyst gems, a Bucket, and Chora Nectar. This reservoir segregates liquid types into high-density storage, maintaining fluid inventories ready for immediate pipeline withdrawal.

Wireless Pairing with Logistics Nodes

Complex routing across distances without laying continuous pipe lines relies on the Sky Logistics Node, crafted in pairs from redstone dust, Celestial Stone, and amethyst. Nodes function without internal inventory buffers; instead, each node connects paired endpoints across matching channels to execute direct resource transfers.

Managing connection profiles and endpoint properties across a node array is handled by the Sky Configurator, built from amethyst, a wooden rod, and colorless glass. Holding the configurator allows operators to inspect node configurations, adjust face assignments, and duplicate operational settings between nodes. Sneaking while interacting with air or an unrelated block immediately cancels any active paste selection.

Sorting Control and Filtering Lists

Precise delivery rules are governed by custom filter sheets. The standard Sky Filter List, constructed from 3 Paper, redstone dust, and amethyst, allows players to register specific ghost items, define whitelist or blacklist parameters, and enforce durability or metadata checks. A companion Sky Tag Filter List, crafted from 3 Paper, lapis, and amethyst, sorts items according to item tags rather than individual IDs.

Inserting a prepared filter into a node face applies the sorting rules without consuming the document itself, as the node records the filter state internally. For routing across world boundaries, installing a Sky Dimension Upgrade onto an output face permits interdimensional transfer between distant facilities.