Do I need other mods for Integrated Terminals to work?

Yes. You must have Minecraft Forge, Cyclops Core, Integrated Dynamics, and Integrated Tunnels installed. The Crafting Job Terminal also needs a supported auto-crafting mod like Integrated Crafting to be useful.

What's the difference between the Storage Terminal and Crafting Job Terminal?

The Storage Terminal lets you view and manage items, fluids, and energy from your entire network in one place. It also handles crafting. The Crafting Job Terminal is specifically for viewing and managing active crafting jobs if you have auto-crafting set up.

Can I filter items in the Storage Terminal?

Yes. You can filter by mod name (@minecraft for vanilla), tooltips (#FE for energy), ore dictionary ($wood for wood), and even use Integrated Dynamics predicates for custom filters.

How do I install Integrated Terminals Mod?

Install Minecraft Forge for your version, then place the downloaded mod file in your .minecraft/mods folder. Check our installation guide for detailed steps.

What versions of Minecraft are supported?

Integrated Terminals supports versions 1.12.2, 1.15.2, 1.16.5, 1.18.2, 1.19.2, 1.19.3, 1.19.4, and 1.20.1. Download the version that matches your Minecraft installation.

Integrated Terminals Mod 1.20.1, 1.19.4 Download

Integrated Terminals Mod

Integrated Terminals adds management terminals for your Integrated Dynamics networks. If you’re running a complex storage system with lots of items, fluids, and energy, this mod gives you a central hub to see and control everything. No more jumping between different GUIs. Just open a terminal and manage your whole network from one place.

Storage Terminal

The Storage Terminal is your main tool. It connects to all the storage in your Integrated Dynamics network using Integrated Tunnels Interfaces. From one GUI, you can see everything: items, fluids, energy, all in separate tabs.

The search and filter options are pretty powerful. You can filter by mod name (use “@minecraft” for vanilla items), by tooltip keywords (like “#FE” for energy), or by ore dictionary. If you want even more control, you can use Integrated Dynamics predicates to filter dynamically. Just put them in the slots at the bottom right.

Extracting and inserting items works how you’d expect. Fluids and energy need to be in containers when you grab them from your inventory, but otherwise it’s the same system.

If you have a supported auto-crafting mod installed (like Integrated Crafting), you can craft items directly from the network. Just pick what you want, choose how many, and confirm the crafting plan.

Crafting Job Terminal

This one’s only useful if you have auto-crafting set up. The Crafting Job Terminal shows you all active and pending crafting jobs in your network. See what’s running, what’s waiting, and cancel jobs if you need to.

Click on any job to see more details. It’ll tell you what’s missing (items, fluids, energy) and what it’s waiting on before it can proceed.

Requirements

You need the following mods installed:

How to Install

This mod works with Forge. Follow our guides below for step-by-step install instructions.

How To Download & Install Mods with Minecraft Forge