overview
Create: Connected is an add-on mod by Lysine for the Create mod. It runs on Forge and NeoForge mod loaders. Both the client and the server need the mod installed. It targets Minecraft versions 1.20.1 and 1.21.1. The project is distributed under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 or later.
The mod brings practical utility blocks to technical builds. You'll find extra transmission parts and rotated containers designed to solve layout problems.
mechanical components and controls
The add-on supplies clutches and gearboxes for rotational networks. It also provides diodes and transmitters for redstone wiring. If you use sequenced gearshifts or attribute filters, the mod gives them expanded capabilities.
Kinetic batteries hold energy in item form. When you place them in a system, they discharge only the stress units needed to keep your machinery running. You can also mount functional blocks on moving contraptions without breaking their behavior. For players who build from blueprints, the mod lets you organize schematics into sub-folders so you don't lose track of files.
logistics and storage
Factory layouts often need different physical orientations for standard containers. Create: Connected adds rotated fluid tanks and rotated item vaults. These shapes let you route pipes and belts into compact spaces where upright containers won't fit.
Inventory bridges help you manage item movement between networks. When you pull items through a bridge, the block honors your set filters. Real talk, you can also use inventory bridges to control which stored items show up inside a stock link network.
configuration options
Modpack builders have full control over what appears in the game. Every individual block and feature has a toggle in the configuration files. If you don't like a specific mechanic or think horizontal fluid tanks are overpowered, you can nerf or disable them directly in the config settings.
compatibility and technical requirements
The mod has a known visual issue when installed alongside Create: Extended Cogwheels. This underlying functions don't stop working. Even so, visual glitches happen on screen because Create: Extended Cogwheels treats Connected parts as cogwheels.
