Function of the Import Field button is currently unclear.To the top right, the Import Field and Refresh button.Using these buttons, the player can make the attached block think the item came from the side it needed to come from to go into the appropriate field. Some processing blocks require items that go into certain fields to come in from certain sides of the block. The middle buttons (set to WE, for West, and EA, for East, respectively in the image above) let the player choose on what side of the attached block the block should consider the input or output channel to be attached.The right-side field dictates what items the PC will pull out of the attached inventory.The left-side field dictates what items the PC will push into the attached inventory.The item extraction can be done via a Storage Link Cable configured to output only and a higher priority value, attached to a sole Hopper, or a Hopper or an Item Extraction Cable leading into a block with an inventory of desired size. The export cable can be configured with the Stock Upgrade and the Operation Upgrade. If this does not sound worth it, it is possible to connect Packagers or Auto-Crafters reliably, using a few more blocks. The tutorial below is not reliable in overcoming this in all cases. Huge caveat: It is extremely and randomly buggy and tends to get stuck, requiring either product items to be added to the crafter or ingredients to be removed from it to restart frozen production.

It does this by combining the functions of the Export Cable and Import Cable and continuously switching between them in operation, while using Controller block settings as configuration. Accept and execute requests to craft a certain amount of a specific item, while having only a single cable connection to the crafter.Endlessly craft items while having only a single cable connection to the crafter.The Processing Cable exists to implement two features: 2.1 Automating Amber crafting using Processing Cables and a Packager or Auto-Crafter.

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