Mod Compatibility

What Nerospace shares with the other mods in your pack, and what it keeps to itself. Nothing here needs setting up — it is how the blocks behave once both mods are installed. (For the developer-facing integration surface, see Public Integration API.)

What crosses the mod boundary#

In practice a Universal Pipe connects to, pulls from and pushes into another mod's tanks, machines and pipes — and another mod's pipes can drain or fill a Nerospace Fluid Tank, Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Quarry Controller, Launch Controller or Universal Pipe directly, with no Nerospace pipe in the line at all. A quarry can eject its mined items and the water it swallows into whatever storage you already run.

The one exception: the Rocket Launch Pad#

The Rocket Launch Pad's fluid connection is one-way — it feeds a docked rocket and can never be drained back out. The standard fluid handlers are transactional: another mod may insert and then undo it, as its ordinary way of asking "how much would you take?", and a one-way sink cannot answer that honestly. So the pad accepts fuel from Nerospace's own pipes only. To fuel a rocket from another mod's system, pipe into a Fuel Tank beside the pad and let it fuel the rocket as usual.

Your face settings still hold#

Per-face I/O modes and pipe filters treat a foreign neighbour exactly like a Nerospace one. A face set to Off with the Configurator looks shut to another mod's pipe too, and a filtered face passes only what you told it to pass — cross-mod reach never costs you control over what moves where.

Gas stays inside the Neroland mods#

The pipe's gas layer moves gas between Nerospace, Neroland Core and the other Neroland mods, such as NeroTech, through Core's shared gas capability. It carries any of their gases: oxygen from an Oxygen Generator or an Electrolyzer, hydrogen from an Electrolyzer, into a Gas Tank or a Chemical Processor. Oxygen is one gas, nerospace:oxygen, in every Neroland mod. There is no gas standard beyond the Neroland mods, so do not expect another mod's gas system to read it, or Nerospace to read theirs.

Recipes#

Nerospace's recipes are tag-based throughout, so another mod's equivalent ingredients — its glass, redstone, ore drops and the common c: material tags — work in them wherever the tag matches.

The caveat worth reading#

All of the above is Nerospace's half of the deal: it speaks the standard, platform-native APIs. Whether any particular other mod connects depends on that mod using them as well. If a block from another mod refuses to link up, that is what to check first.

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See also: Universal Pipe, Neroland Core, Public Integration API, Fluid Tank.