Features:
- Delivers Create mod packages directly to the player
- Logistics Network links Bee Ports and players, and Robo Bees only fly inside it
- Players join a network through the Bee Port screen and list their networks with a hotkey
- Bee Port sends and receives packages addressed to players or to other ports
- A Robo Bee item must sit in the port’s internal inventory before it can send
- Return mode brings Robo Bees back to the port after a delivery to a player
- Bee Port pulls packages from adjacent inventories and pushes items into them when redstone powered
- Robo Bee courier entity is spawned by right clicking the Robo Bee item, and an unlinked item targets any available port
- Portable Stock Ticker requests items remotely and supports crafting plus synchronized JEI search
- Trash slots send items from your inventory to an address by Robo Bee
- Mobile Packager packs up to 9 item stacks into an addressed package and edits existing ones
- Requires Create on NeoForge for Minecraft 1.21.1
Create: Mobile Packages adds delivery straight to the player to a Create logistics setup: instead of walking back to a terminal, packages are flown out by Robo Bee couriers, so a request made in the field arrives wherever you happen to be standing.
Everything runs on a Logistics Network. Placing a Bee Port either starts a new network or links into an existing one, and Robo Bees only fly to ports and players that belong to the same network, which keeps deliveries on a shared server inside their own network. Players join through the Bee Port interface, and a hotkey brings up the list of networks you are a member of.
The Bee Port both sends and receives, addressing packages to players or to other ports, and it needs a Robo Bee item in its internal inventory before it can dispatch anything. Return mode brings the courier home again after a player delivery. Automation needs no extra plumbing: by default the port pulls packages out of adjacent inventories, and when it is powered by redstone it pushes items back into them instead.
On the player side there are two handheld tools. The Portable Stock Ticker requests items from the network remotely, supports crafting inside the request interface and keeps its item search synchronized with JEI, while its trash slots work in the opposite direction and send items from your inventory to a chosen address by Robo Bee. The Mobile Packager packs up to nine item stacks into an addressed package and lets you sneak and use to inspect or change one you already carry. Admin commands for listing networks, moving players between them and clearing every Robo Bee round the mod out for server owners on Minecraft 1.21.1.
