🤖How components works

A component corresponds to a generator or a machine, and is always a block.

Component variants

Every component have its own yml file, in the /components directory. To create a variant of a component, copy the current yml schema, and change the header to a new unique id.

Items associated with components

To connect a component to a item, create a new item in the items/component_items.yml file, with the default item values, and with the componetId key.

Note that certain components only supports a certain type of blocks.

Component configuration

Components that's generates energy will have the supplied-energy key, which says how much energy the component should supply the network.

For machines, are the max-energy-consumption key common. It says how much energy the component will consume.

Info diagram

To make it clearer to distinguish the components, diagrams are used to show their names, as well as their supplied/consumed energy.

info:
  title: "<red> My Component Title" # The name of the component, leave empty if none.
  display-energy: true # Shows supplied/consumed energy, some components may not use the value.

Component List

Name	Function
BlockBreaker	Breaks the block it looking at. If it does not have enough energy, will the blocks breaking duration be extended. Each material can have unique breaking duration.
BlockPlacer	Places the block from its inventory. If it does not have enough energy, no blocks will be placed.
TreeCutter	Cutes the tree it looking at. If it does not have enough energy, will the cutting interval be extended.
Milker	Milks entities that can be milked. If it does not have enough energy, will the milking interval be extended.
Relay	Can be used to create a wire connectable block, does not supply/consume energy.
FuelBurner	Generates energy, from specified materials.
SolarPanel	Generates energy, only during the day.