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Chassis Logistics Pipe
Chassis Logistics Pipe MK1
Type Block (Pipe)
Stackable Yes (64)
Tier Tier 3 - Network
Added v0.2.0

Chassis Logistics Pipe

The Chassis Logistics Pipe is a Tier 3 modular network pipe. It acts as a carrier for modules, which define its behavior. Each chassis mark (MK1–MK5) holds a different number of module slots, allowing you to combine multiple functions in a single pipe.

Variants

Variant Module Slots Valve Type
MK1 1 Iron Valve
MK2 2 Bronze Valve
MK3 3 Gold Valve
MK4 4 Diamond Valve
MK5 5 Netherite Valve

Higher-mark chassis pipes hold more modules and are crafted from more valuable materials, but otherwise behave identically — behavior is entirely determined by installed modules.

Recipes

MK1 Recipe

Iron Valve
Iron Valve
Basic Logistics Pipe
Iron Valve
Iron Valve
→
Chassis Logistics Pipe MK1 1

MK1: 4× Iron Valve (cross) + 1× Basic Logistics Pipe → 1× Chassis Logistics Pipe MK1

MK2 Recipe

Bronze Valve
Bronze Valve
Basic Logistics Pipe
Bronze Valve
Bronze Valve
→
Chassis Logistics Pipe MK2 1

MK2: 4× Bronze Valve (cross) + 1× Basic Logistics Pipe → 1× Chassis Logistics Pipe MK2

MK3 Recipe

Gold Valve
Gold Valve
Basic Logistics Pipe
Gold Valve
Gold Valve
→
Chassis Logistics Pipe MK3 1

MK3: 4× Gold Valve (cross) + 1× Basic Logistics Pipe → 1× Chassis Logistics Pipe MK3

MK4 Recipe

Diamond Valve
Diamond Valve
Basic Logistics Pipe
Diamond Valve
Diamond Valve
→
Chassis Logistics Pipe MK4 1

MK4: 4× Diamond Valve (cross) + 1× Basic Logistics Pipe → 1× Chassis Logistics Pipe MK4

MK5 Recipe

Netherite Valve
Netherite Valve
Basic Logistics Pipe
Netherite Valve
Netherite Valve
→
Chassis Logistics Pipe MK5 1

MK5: 4× Netherite Valve (cross) + 1× Basic Logistics Pipe → 1× Chassis Logistics Pipe MK5

Behavior

The Chassis Logistics Pipe is an empty frame until modules are installed. Once a module is inserted into a slot, the pipe gains that module's behavior. Multiple modules can run simultaneously within the same pipe, making the chassis an efficient way to combine multiple logistics functions at one location.

Key features: - Modular design — behavior is fully defined by installed modules - Each mark provides a different number of module slots (MK1=1, MK2=2, MK3=3, MK4=4, MK5=5) - Participates in the logistics network as a full Tier 3 node - Modules can be swapped in and out without breaking the network

Configuration

Use a Wrench to open the GUI:

Module slots: The number of slots matches the chassis mark. Click a slot to insert or remove a module. Each module occupies one slot and contributes its behavior to the pipe.

Per-module settings: Some modules have their own configuration sub-GUI accessible by clicking the module icon in the chassis GUI.

Tips

  • Start with MK1 for a single-function logistics point — upgrade to higher marks when you need more behaviors at the same location
  • Combine an Extractor Module with a Provider Module in an MK2 to extract items from an inventory and advertise them to the network simultaneously
  • MK5 is expensive but enables a single pipe to run 5 different modules — ideal for a central logistics hub
  • You can upgrade chassis marks by crafting the higher variant; the old chassis pipe can simply be removed and replaced

See Also