Advanced Peripherals in All the Mods 10

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Advanced Peripherals is a mod in All the Mods 10 8.3, where it is version 1.21.1-0.8.2a. Advanced Peripherals is a mod that adds many useful extensions for CC:Tweaked(Computercraft). (Summary from the mod's Modrinth page.)

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Advanced Peripherals guide for All the Mods 10

Written for All the Mods 10 8.3 · updated Oct 17, 2026

Last verified for All the Mods 10 v8.3 on Oct 17, 2026 · text last changed Oct 17, 2026

Also applies to:FTB Skies 2 1.0.1 to 1.24.0FTB Skies 2: Aero 1.0.3 to 1.10.0FTB StoneBlock 4 1.1.1 to 1.23.0Project Infinity 0.1 0.0.50.0 to 0.0.51.4-hotfix-2

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6 sections are written for this pack; 1 is shared from another pack's guide.

Every recipe and number here was checked against All the Mods 10 8.3, read from the running game on Oct 16, 2026.

What is Advanced Peripherals?

2 parts

Same as in the All the Mods 10 8.1 guide

Advanced Peripherals adds a set of extra peripherals and turtle upgrades for ComputerCraft-style computers. The pack includes version 0.8.0a. The in-game manual describes the peripherals as a way to interact with other mods, players, the world and the game chat.[1][2][3]

It's for you if you like programming. The blocks all work by connecting them to a computer, and the turtle features rely on CC:Tweaked's turtle fuel rules. If you never touch computers or turtles, you can safely skip this mod.[4][5][6]

What you get

  • Information blocks: the Block Reader reads blocks and tile entities in front of it, the Environment Detector reports things like time, moon phase and light level, the Geo Scanner scans blocks and the chunk around it, and the Player Detector recognizes players within a certain range.[4][7][8][9]
  • Chat and energy: the Chat Box sends and receives game chat messages, and the Energy Detector measures energy flow and can limit it like a resistor.[5][10]
  • Mod bridges: the ME Bridge talks to Applied Energistics 2, the RS Bridge talks to Refined Storage, and the Colony Integrator works with a MineColonies colony.[11][12][13]
  • Player inventory access: the Inventory Manager communicates with a player's inventory using a Memory Card that you assign to yourself.[14][15]
  • Pocket computer upgrades for the Environment Detector, Player Detector and Chat Box. These don't support the associated events.[16]

Turtle upgrades

The Weak Automata Core turns a turtle into a more capable automaton. It can dig, click on blocks, suck up items, detect items and blocks, and charge the turtle from an RF item. It's also the starting point for two advanced variants: the End Automata Core adds limited world-bound teleportation, and the Husbandry Automata Core lets the turtle interact with animals.[17][18][19]

Combining any automata core with a nether star gives an overpowered version that doesn't use item durability. The catch is that it breaks immediately if you use it without enough fuel. The Chunk Controller is a separate ingredient that makes a turtle chunk-loading.[20][21]

Tip: Automata operations use turtle fuel and have cooldowns. A higher fuel consumption rate shortens the cooldown, but fuel cost grows faster than the cooldown drops, so don't crank it up without checking the numbers.[6]

Unverified The sources don't show any quests in this pack that involve the mod, or any place for it on the ATM Star path. Treat it as an optional mod for players who enjoy automation with computers.

How do you get started with Advanced Peripherals?

5 parts

Advanced Peripherals adds peripherals for talking to other mods, players, the world and the game chat, plus items that upgrade turtles. Most peripherals are blocks that you connect to a computer, so the plan is simple: make the base block first, then pick the peripherals that fit what you want to automate.[2][4][5][22]

Step 1: the Peripheral Casing

Start with the Peripheral Casing. It is an empty hull that the mod describes as a crafting ingredient, and most of the other recipes in this pack use it, including the Chat Box, Block Reader, Inventory Manager and Weak Automata Core.[23][24]

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any iron ingotIron Barsany iron ingot
Iron Barsany redstone storage blockIron Bars
any iron ingotIron Barsany iron ingot

Recipe id: advancedperipherals:peripheral_casing

Make a few of these up front, since nearly every peripheral asks for one.

Step 2: easy first peripherals

Once you have casings, these are friendly places to begin. Each one needs a computer connected to it before it does anything.[5][7][9][10]

  • Chat Box: lets a computer send and receive game chat messages. A message that starts with a $ is only visible to the Chat Box.[5]
  • Environment Detector: reads things like the current time, the moon phase and the light level of the block.[7]
  • Player Detector: recognizes players within a certain range, and also the player who clicks on it.[9]
  • Energy Detector: detects energy flow and acts as a resistor, and you can set the max flow rate.[10]
Chat BoxMod recipe

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any logPeripheral Casingany log
any logany gold ingotany log

Recipe id: advancedperipherals:chat_box

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any woolany saplingany wool
any leavePeripheral Casingany leave
any woolany cropany wool

Recipe id: advancedperipherals:environment_detector

Player DetectorMod recipe

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Smooth StoneSmooth StoneSmooth Stone
Smooth StonePeripheral CasingSmooth Stone
Smooth Stoneany redstone storage blockSmooth Stone

Recipe id: advancedperipherals:player_detector

Step 3: Inventory Manager and Memory Card

The Inventory Manager talks to a player's inventory. To use it, right click with a Memory Card to assign the card to yourself, then put the card into the manager.[14][15]

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any chestPeripheral Casingany chest
any iron ingotany chestany iron ingot

Recipe id: advancedperipherals:inventory_manager

Memory CardMod recipe

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any iron ingotObserverany iron ingot
Empty slotany gold ingotEmpty slot

Recipe id: advancedperipherals:memory_card

Step 4: turtles and the Weak Automata Core

If you want a smarter turtle, craft a Weak Automata Core. It is a turtle upgrade that lets the turtle dig with a tool, click on blocks, suck up items, detect items and blocks, and charge itself from an RF item in its inventory.[17]

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any redstone storage blockPeripheral Casingany redstone storage block
any diamond gemSoul Lanternany diamond gem
any redstone storage blockEmpty slotany redstone storage block

Recipe id: advancedperipherals:weak_automata_core

It is also the starting point for the stronger cores. Feed a Weak Automata Core 10 endermen to get an End Automata Core, which adds limited teleportation. Feed it 3 chickens, 3 cows and 3 sheep to get a Husbandry Automata Core, which adds animal interaction.[17][18][19]

World changing operations use turtle fuel, unless fuel usage is disabled in the CC: Tweaked configuration. Most of them also have cooldowns, so plan for that in your code.[6]

Watch out: Overpowered cores do not use up item durability, but if you try an operation without enough fuel, the upgrade breaks immediately. Keep the turtle fueled.[20]

Step 5: storage bridges

If you run a storage network, the ME Bridge works with Applied Energistics 2 and uses one channel. The RS Bridge works with Refined Storage. Both can retrieve and craft items and list everything in the network. The pack changed both recipes, and the blocks below show the in-pack versions.[11][12][23]

ME BridgeChanged by the pack

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ME InterfacePeripheral CasingME Interface
Fluix BlockME InterfaceFluix Block

Recipe id: advancedperipherals:me_bridge

RS BridgeChanged by the pack

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Advanced Processorany external storageAdvanced Processor
any exporterPeripheral Casingany importer
Advanced ProcessorInterfaceAdvanced Processor

Recipe id: advancedperipherals:rs_bridge

Tip: You can skip the Computer Tool for now. The in-game guide says it is currently useless and just a wonderful item.[25]

This pack sets World.givePlayerBookOnJoin to false, so new players are not handed the mod's documentation book automatically.[26]

How does Advanced Peripherals work?

8 parts

Advanced Peripherals is all about bolting extra abilities onto CC: Tweaked computers and turtles. The peripherals are blocks and items that let your code talk to other mods, players, the world and the game chat. Almost every peripheral block follows the same pattern: place it, connect it to a computer, and call it from your program.[2][4][5][22]

Peripheral blocks

  • Block Reader: reads data of blocks and tile entities in front of it, so you can interact with blocks that have no computer support of their own. You connect it to a computer and also aim it at the target block.[4][24]
  • Chat Box: sends and receives game chat messages. If a message starts with a dollar sign, only the Chat Box sees it.[5]
  • Energy Detector: detects energy flow and acts as a resistor. You set a max flow rate to use it that way. The Fluid Detector does the same for fluids, and the Gas Detector does it for gas.[10][24]
  • Environment Detector: reads things like the current time, the moon phase and the light level of the block.[7]
  • Geo Scanner: gives you info about the blocks around it and the chunk it sits in. It has a delay between scans, so build that wait into your code.[8]
  • Player Detector: recognizes players within a certain range, and also the player who clicks on it.[9]
  • NBT Storage: a custom block where you can read and write custom data, mostly provided for ID support. The tooltip says it acts like a storage disk.[24][27]
  • Distance Detector: measures the distance to the first obstruction.[24]
  • Smart Rail: a rail that a computer can control.[24]
  • Colony Integrator: talks to a MineColonies colony. Connect it to a computer inside the area of the village.[13][24]

The Smart Rail, Block Reader and the other casing-based blocks all use Peripheral Casing as a crafting ingredient, which the mod describes as an empty hull used for crafting.[23][24]

Colony IntegratorChanged by the pack

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any logRackany log
Builder's GogglesPeripheral CasingBuild Tool
any logRackany log

Recipe id: advancedperipherals:colony_integrator

The pack changes this recipe, so it differs from the mod default.

Smart RailMod recipe

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Detector RailEmpty slot
Powered RailWired Modem
Activator RailEmpty slot

Recipe id: advancedperipherals:smart_rail

Inventory Manager and Memory Card

The Inventory Manager can send or receive specific items from a player inventory. To use it, right click a Memory Card to bind it to yourself, then put the card into the manager. The Memory Card saves a player's rights so the manager is allowed to touch that inventory.[14][15][24]

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any chestPeripheral Casingany chest
any iron ingotany chestany iron ingot

Recipe id: advancedperipherals:inventory_manager

Storage bridges

The ME Bridge talks to Applied Energistics 2. You can retrieve items, craft items, get all items as a list and more, and it uses one channel. The RS Bridge does the same job for Refined Storage.[11][12]

RS BridgeChanged by the pack

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Advanced Processorany external storageAdvanced Processor
any exporterPeripheral Casingany importer
Advanced ProcessorInterfaceAdvanced Processor

Recipe id: advancedperipherals:rs_bridge

The pack changes this recipe.

AE Disk Cells give the ME Bridge external file storage. They come in 1M, 4M, 16M, 64M and 256M sizes, and the tooltips describe each step up as more space. The pack changes the 1M, 16M and 256M recipes, and the bigger ones are built from the next size down.[23][24]

AE Disk Cell 16MChanged by the pack

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AE Disk Cell 4MQuartz GlassAE Disk Cell 4M
any glowstone dustAE Disk Cell 4Many glowstone dust

Recipe id: advancedperipherals:ae_disk_cell_16m

Pack-changed recipe: it upgrades from the 4M cell.

Pack-changed recipe: it upgrades from the 64M cell.

The mod also has a Cable P2P Tunnel for connecting a wired network through AE2. Its attunement tag lists the CC cable, wired modem and full wired modem.[24][28]

Turtle automata cores

Automata cores are turtle upgrades. The Weak Automata Core is the starting point and gives a turtle these abilities:[17]

  • Dig blocks with a tool.[17]
  • Click on a block with an item or an empty hand.[17]
  • Suck up items around it, all or specific ones.[17]
  • Detect items around it.[17]
  • Detect a block or turtle in its line of view.[17]
  • Charge the turtle with an RF item in its inventory.[17]

You turn a weak core into an advanced one by feeding it mobs. After consuming 10 endermen it becomes an End Automata Core, which adds limited world-bound teleportation: you store points and teleport to them. Stored points are lost when the turtle is broken. After consuming 3 chickens, 3 cows and 3 sheep it becomes a Husbandry Automata Core, which can interact with animals and even transfer them inside. Stored animals are also lost if the turtle is broken.[17][18][19]

Overpowered versions exist for each core. They do not use up item durability, but the upgrade is fragile: if you perform an operation without enough fuel, it breaks immediately.[20][24]

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Recipe id: advancedperipherals:overpowered_end_automata_core

Watch out: Keep an overpowered core fueled. Running an operation without enough fuel destroys the upgrade on the spot.[20]

Fuel and cooldowns

World-changing automata operations consume turtle fuel, unless fuel usage is disabled in the CC:Tweaked configuration. Most of them also have cooldowns, and you can read every active cooldown through peripheral methods.[6]

A higher fuel consumption rate shortens the cooldown but costs more fuel. For example, a click operation that costs 1 fuel point with a 5 second cooldown can run once every 2.5 seconds at consumption 2, but at the price of 2 fuel points. The cost climbs faster than the cooldown drops: consumption 3 needs 4 fuel points. Each automata core has a maximum consumption limit, which you can read with the getConfiguration method.[6]

Chunky turtles

The Chunk Controller is a crafting ingredient for the Chunky Turtle. Combine it with a turtle or advanced turtle to make it chunk-loading.[21]

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any redstone dustEnder Eyeany redstone dust
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Recipe id: advancedperipherals:chunk_controller

Smart Glasses and pocket computers

Smart Glasses are a portable computer that supports multiple peripherals and modules. The Smart Glasses Interface lets you access equipped glasses without taking them off. Modules include the Overlay Module for drawing on your screen, the Hotkey Module for capturing a predefined key and forwarding it as an event, and the Night Vision Module for a better view of the world. The Netherite reinforced version gives a bit more armor.[24][29]

Smart GlassesMod recipe

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any colorless glass panesEmpty slotany colorless glass panes
any iron ingotAdvanced Pocket Computerany iron ingot
any iron ingotEmpty slotany iron ingot

Recipe id: advancedperipherals:smart_glasses

Smithing Transform

Recipe id: advancedperipherals:armor/smart_glasses_netherite

The pack changes this smithing recipe.

Pocket computers can also get peripheral upgrades for the Environment Detector, Player Detector and Chat Box. Combine the upgrade with a pocket computer to add the peripheral, but you can't use the associated events.[16]

Pack notes

In this pack, World.givePlayerBookOnJoin is set to false, so new players are not handed the documentation book automatically.[26]

Tip: If an item's tooltip says it is disabled in config, you can still craft it but it will have no functionality.[24]

Unverified The in-game guide points to the official Advanced Peripherals wiki for the full documentation of each peripheral, including method lists and detection ranges. The sources here do not show those details, so check that wiki for exact method names and limits.

How do you progress through Advanced Peripherals?

6 parts

Advanced Peripherals has no big tier ladder. Progression here is a set of steps, and almost all of them start from one cheap building block. Work through them in the order below and you will unlock the whole mod.[2][22]

Step 1: the Peripheral Casing

The Peripheral Casing is the base of most of the mod's blocks and modules. Make a stack of these first.[23]

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Iron Barsany redstone storage blockIron Bars
any iron ingotIron Barsany iron ingot

Recipe id: advancedperipherals:peripheral_casing

This is the unchanged mod recipe, so it is the same as the mod default.

Step 2: the simple peripherals

These use the casing plus ordinary materials, and the pack leaves their recipes as the mod defines them: Chat Box, Player Detector, Inventory Manager, Environment Detector, Energy Detector, Fluid Detector, Distance Detector and NBT Storage. Each one connects to a computer from CC: Tweaked.[5][7][9][10][23][27]

The Block Reader, Geo Scanner and Smart Rail are a step up, because they also need CC: Tweaked hardware in their recipes.[4][8][23]

The Environment Detector, Player Detector and Chat Box can also be combined with a pocket computer to add that peripheral to it. You cannot use the associated events that way.[16]

Step 3: storage bridges and disk cells

The ME Bridge talks to Applied Energistics 2 and uses one channel. The pack changed its recipe.[11][23]

ME BridgeChanged by the pack

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Fluix BlockME InterfaceFluix Block
ME InterfacePeripheral CasingME Interface
Fluix BlockME InterfaceFluix Block

Recipe id: advancedperipherals:me_bridge

Changed by the pack.

The RS Bridge does the same job for Refined Storage, and its recipe is also changed by the pack.[12][23]

RS BridgeChanged by the pack

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Advanced Processorany external storageAdvanced Processor
any exporterPeripheral Casingany importer
Advanced ProcessorInterfaceAdvanced Processor

Recipe id: advancedperipherals:rs_bridge

Changed by the pack.

The mod's AE disk cells form a chain, and the pack changed every recipe in it. You craft AE Disk Cell 1M first, then each size uses the previous cell as an ingredient: AE Disk Cell 4M, AE Disk Cell 16M, AE Disk Cell 64M and finally AE Disk Cell 256M. Never skip a size.[23]

AE Disk Cell 4MChanged by the pack

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any redstone dustCalculation Processorany redstone dust
AE Disk Cell 1MQuartz GlassAE Disk Cell 1M
any redstone dustAE Disk Cell 1Many redstone dust

Recipe id: advancedperipherals:ae_disk_cell_4m

One example link in the chain, changed by the pack. It consumes the 1M cell.

Step 4: other-mod integrations

The Colony Integrator works with a MineColonies colony, so you connect it to a computer in the area of the village. Its recipe is changed by the pack and uses items from MineColonies and Structurize.[13][23]

Colony IntegratorChanged by the pack

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any logRackany log
Builder's GogglesPeripheral CasingBuild Tool
any logRackany log

Recipe id: advancedperipherals:colony_integrator

Changed by the pack.

The Gas Detector has a pack-changed recipe that uses a Mekanism part.[23]

Gas DetectorChanged by the pack

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Basic Pressurized TubePistonBasic Pressurized Tube
ComparatorPeripheral CasingComparator
Basic Pressurized Tubeany gold ingotBasic Pressurized Tube

Recipe id: advancedperipherals:gas_detector

Changed by the pack.

Step 5: automata cores for turtles

Automata cores are the mod's turtle upgrades, and they have their own ladder. The Weak Automata Core is the entry point. It lets a turtle dig, click on blocks, suck up items, detect items and blocks, and charge itself from an RF item.[17][23]

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any redstone storage blockPeripheral Casingany redstone storage block
any diamond gemSoul Lanternany diamond gem
any redstone storage blockEmpty slotany redstone storage block

Recipe id: advancedperipherals:weak_automata_core

From there you pick a specialisation by feeding mobs to the core. Consume 10 endermen and it becomes an End Automata Core, which adds limited world-bound teleportation. Stored points are lost if the turtle is broken. Consume 3 chickens, 3 cows and 3 sheep and it becomes a Husbandry Automata Core, which can interact with animals and store them inside. Stored animals are lost if the turtle is broken.[18][19]

The last step is an overpowered version of any core. For each one you combine the core with a nether star: Overpowered Weak Automata Core, Overpowered Husbandry Automata Core and Overpowered End Automata Core.[23]

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Recipe id: advancedperipherals:overpowered_weak_automata_core

Watch out: Overpowered cores do not use up item durability, but if you perform an operation without enough fuel the upgrade breaks immediately.[20]

Step 6: smart glasses

The Smart Glasses build on a CC: Tweaked advanced pocket computer. The pack also changed the smithing upgrade to Netherite reinforced Smart Glasses. Both items belong to the smart glasses tag.[23][29]

Smithing Transform

Recipe id: advancedperipherals:armor/smart_glasses_netherite

Changed by the pack. This is a smithing upgrade of the normal glasses.

If you want the glasses to talk to your inventory, craft a Memory Card and right click it to assign it to yourself. Put the card into an Inventory Manager to link the two.[14][15]

How does Advanced Peripherals work with other mods?

5 parts

Advanced Peripherals is built to talk to other mods, and the pack's recipes show it. Several of its blocks and items are crafted from parts of CC: Tweaked, Applied Energistics 2, Refined Storage, Mekanism, MineColonies and Structurize. Here is how each link works.[2][23]

Applied Energistics 2

The ME Bridge lets a computer interact with Applied Energistics 2. You can retrieve items, craft items, get all items as a list and more. It uses one channel. The pack changed its recipe, and it needs an AE2 Fluix Block and an ME Interface.[11][23]

ME BridgeChanged by the pack

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ME InterfacePeripheral CasingME Interface
Fluix BlockME InterfaceFluix Block

Recipe id: advancedperipherals:me_bridge

The pack's own ME Bridge recipe.

The mod also adds AE Disk Cells in five sizes: AE Disk Cell 1M, AE Disk Cell 4M, AE Disk Cell 16M, AE Disk Cell 64M and AE Disk Cell 256M. The pack changed all five recipes. The 1M cell starts from an AE2 Logic Processor and a ComputerCraft Floppy Disk. Every bigger size is crafted from the previous cell plus a Calculation Processor and Quartz Glass from AE2.[23]

AE Disk Cell 1MChanged by the pack

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Floppy DiskLogic ProcessorFloppy Disk
any redstone dustFloppy Diskany redstone dust

Recipe id: advancedperipherals:ae_disk_cell_1m

The entry point of the disk cell chain.

Refined Storage

If you prefer Refined Storage, the RS Bridge does the same job for that network: retrieve items, craft items, list everything and more. The pack changed its recipe, which uses an Advanced Processor and an Interface from Refined Storage, plus an exporter, an external storage and an importer.[12][23]

RS BridgeChanged by the pack

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Advanced Processorany external storageAdvanced Processor
any exporterPeripheral Casingany importer
Advanced ProcessorInterfaceAdvanced Processor

Recipe id: advancedperipherals:rs_bridge

The pack's own RS Bridge recipe.

MineColonies and Structurize

The Colony Integrator can interact with a MineColonies colony. Connect it to a computer in the area of the colony. The pack changed its recipe: it uses a Rack and Builder's Goggles from MineColonies, and the Build Tool from Structurize.[13][23]

Colony IntegratorChanged by the pack

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Builder's GogglesPeripheral CasingBuild Tool
any logRackany log

Recipe id: advancedperipherals:colony_integrator

This one pulls in items from two other mods.

Mekanism

The Gas Detector is the link to Mekanism. The pack changed its recipe, and it needs a Basic Pressurized Tube.[23]

Gas DetectorChanged by the pack

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ComparatorPeripheral CasingComparator
Basic Pressurized Tubeany gold ingotBasic Pressurized Tube

Recipe id: advancedperipherals:gas_detector

CC: Tweaked

Advanced Peripherals builds on CC: Tweaked, and several recipes use its parts. These recipes come from the mod itself, not the pack.[23]

Most peripherals work the same way: connect them to a computer and you can use them.[4][8]

Which Advanced Peripherals config options matter?

For Advanced Peripherals, the sources here confirm one config option in this pack, and it is a handy one to know about.[26]

  • World.givePlayerBookOnJoin is set to false in this pack. The option gives the Advanced Peripherals documentation to new players, so with it off, you won't be handed that documentation when you join a new world.[26]

If you want the documentation handed to new players, for example on a server where you want everyone to start with it, change that option to true in world.toml. The sources here do not show the mod's own default for this option, so I can't say whether the pack changed it.[26]

What changed in Advanced Peripherals between versions?

1 part

Advanced Peripherals joined the pack in All the Mods 10 2.37 with version 0.7.49a. Since then it has been bumped many times, and All the Mods 10 8.3 ships 1.21.1-0.8.2a.[30][31]

Version bumps by pack release

  • 2.37: added at 0.7.49a.[30]
  • 4.0: updated from 0.7.49a to 0.7.50b.[32]
  • 4.1: updated from 0.7.50b to 0.7.51b.[33]
  • 4.3: updated from 0.7.51b to 0.7.53b.[34]
  • 4.5: updated from 0.7.53b to 0.7.55b.[35]
  • 4.6: updated from 0.7.55b to 0.7.56b.[36]
  • 4.12: updated from 0.7.56b to 0.7.57b.[37]
  • 5.5: updated from 0.7.57b to 0.7.59b.[38]
  • 6.1: updated from 0.7.59b to 0.7.60b.[39]
  • 6.3: updated from 0.7.60b to 0.7.61b.[40]
  • 7.1: updated from 0.7.61b to 0.7.62b.[41]
  • 8.1: updated from 0.7.62b to 0.8.0a.[42]
  • 8.2: updated from 0.8.0a to 1.21.1-0.8.1a.[43]
  • 8.3: ships 1.21.1-0.8.2a (AdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.8.2a.jar).[31]

Unverified What each of these updates actually changed inside Advanced Peripherals is not shown in the sources here, because no changelogs for the shipped jars are stored. Only the version numbers and the pack releases that moved them are confirmed.

Sources

  1. All the Mods 10 8.1 mod list · pack file
  2. In-game guide: Peripherals (advancedperipherals) · official docs
  3. In-game guide: Advanced Peripherals (advancedperipherals) · official docs
  4. In-game guide: Block reader (advancedperipherals) · official docs
  5. In-game guide: Chat Box (advancedperipherals) · official docs
  6. In-game guide: Cooldowns and fuel (advancedperipherals) · official docs
  7. In-game guide: Environment Detector (advancedperipherals) · official docs
  8. In-game guide: Geo Scanner (advancedperipherals) · official docs
  9. In-game guide: Player Detector (advancedperipherals) · official docs
  10. In-game guide: Energy Detector (advancedperipherals) · official docs
  11. In-game guide: ME Bridge (advancedperipherals) · official docs
  12. In-game guide: RS Bridge (advancedperipherals) · official docs
  13. In-game guide: Colony integrator (advancedperipherals) · official docs
  14. In-game guide: Inventory Manager (advancedperipherals) · official docs
  15. In-game guide: Memory Card (advancedperipherals) · official docs
  16. In-game guide: Pocket Computer Addons (advancedperipherals) · official docs
  17. In-game guide: Weak automata core (advancedperipherals) · official docs
  18. In-game guide: End automata core (advancedperipherals) · official docs
  19. In-game guide: Husbandry automata core (advancedperipherals) · official docs
  20. In-game guide: Overpowered automata core (advancedperipherals) · official docs
  21. In-game guide: Chunk Controller (advancedperipherals) · official docs
  22. In-game guide: Items (advancedperipherals) · official docs
  23. All the Mods 10 8.3 recipe dump: recipes making Advanced Peripherals items · pack recipe dump
  24. advancedperipherals names, screen text and descriptions (English lang file) · official mod data
  25. In-game guide: Computer Tool (advancedperipherals) · official docs
  26. All the Mods 10 8.3 config: config/Advancedperipherals/world.toml · pack file
  27. In-game guide: NBT Storage (advancedperipherals) · official docs
  28. data/advancedperipherals/tags/item/p2p_attunements/cable_p2p_tunnel.json (advancedperipherals's jar) · official mod data
  29. data/advancedperipherals/tags/item/smart_glasses.json (advancedperipherals's jar) · official mod data
  30. All the Mods 10 changelog (All the Mods 10 2.37) · changelog
  31. All the Mods 10 8.3 mod list · pack file
  32. All the Mods 10 changelog (All the Mods 10 4.0) · changelog
  33. All the Mods 10 changelog (All the Mods 10 4.1) · changelog
  34. All the Mods 10 changelog (All the Mods 10 4.3) · changelog
  35. All the Mods 10 changelog (All the Mods 10 4.5) · changelog
  36. All the Mods 10 changelog (All the Mods 10 4.6) · changelog
  37. All the Mods 10 changelog (All the Mods 10 4.12) · changelog
  38. All the Mods 10 changelog (All the Mods 10 5.5) · changelog
  39. All the Mods 10 changelog (All the Mods 10 6.1) · changelog
  40. All the Mods 10 changelog (All the Mods 10 6.3) · changelog
  41. All the Mods 10 changelog (All the Mods 10 7.1) · changelog
  42. All the Mods 10 changelog (All the Mods 10 8.1) · changelog
  43. All the Mods 10 changelog (All the Mods 10 8.2) · changelog
Where this guide comes from

Written from what All the Mods 10 itself ships: its files and recipes, the in-game guidebooks and the mods' own pages. Every statement links to the source it came from, and the numbers are checked against the pack before publishing.

Guide last verified Oct 17, 2026.

Guides for other versions: 8.1 to 8.2 · 6.0 to 8.0 · 2.37 to 5.5

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Version in each release

50 releases, first in 2.37
All the Mods 10VersionJarWhere it came from
8.3
Oct 15, 2026
1.21.1-0.8.2aAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.8.2a.jarFrom the published release
8.2
Sep 22, 2026
1.21.1-0.8.1aAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.8.1a.jarFrom pack files
8.1
Aug 29, 2026
0.8.0aAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.8.0a.jarFrom pack files
8.0
Aug 14, 2026
0.7.62bAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.62b.jarFrom pack files
7.3
Aug 2, 2026
0.7.62bAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.62b.jarFrom pack files
7.2
Jul 20, 2026
0.7.62bAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.62b.jarFrom pack files
7.1
Jun 26, 2026
0.7.62bAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.62b.jarFrom pack files
7.0
May 15, 2026
0.7.61bAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.61b.jarFrom pack files
6.6
Apr 7, 2026
0.7.61bAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.61b.jarFrom pack files
6.5
Apr 7, 2026
0.7.61bAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.61b.jarFrom pack files
6.4
Apr 4, 2026
0.7.61bAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.61b.jarFrom pack files
6.3
Apr 2, 2026
0.7.61bAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.61b.jarFrom pack files
6.2.1
Mar 31, 2026
0.7.60bAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.60b.jarFrom the published release
6.2
Mar 24, 2026
0.7.60bAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.60b.jarFrom pack files
6.1
Mar 7, 2026
0.7.60bAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.60b.jarFrom pack files
6.0
Feb 25, 2026
0.7.59bAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.59b.jarFrom the published release
5.5
Jan 31, 2026
0.7.59bAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.59b.jarFrom the published release
5.4
Dec 21, 2025
0.7.57bAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.57b.jarFrom the published release
5.3.1
Dec 4, 2025
0.7.57bAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.57b.jarFrom the published release
5.3
Dec 2, 2025
0.7.57b-Reconstructed
5.2
Nov 28, 2025
0.7.57bAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.57b.jarFrom the published release
5.1
Nov 14, 2025
0.7.57bAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.57b.jarFrom the published release
5.0
Nov 13, 2025
0.7.57bAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.57b.jarFrom the published release
4.15
Nov 11, 2025
0.7.57bAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.57b.jarFrom the published release
4.14
Oct 18, 2025
0.7.57bAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.57b.jarFrom the published release
4.13
Oct 18, 2025
0.7.57bAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.57b.jarFrom the published release
4.12
Oct 2, 2025
0.7.57bAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.57b.jarFrom the published release
4.11
Sep 20, 2025
0.7.56bAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.56b.jarFrom the published release
4.10
Aug 24, 2025
0.7.56bAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.56b.jarFrom the published release
4.9
Aug 23, 2025
0.7.56bAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.56b.jarFrom the published release
4.8
Aug 23, 2025
0.7.56bAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.56b.jarFrom the published release
4.7
Aug 23, 2025
0.7.56b-Reconstructed
4.6
Aug 19, 2025
0.7.56bAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.56b.jarFrom the published release
4.5
Jul 29, 2025
0.7.55bAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.55b.jarFrom the published release
4.4
Jul 13, 2025
0.7.53bAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.53b.jarFrom the published release
4.3
Jul 12, 2025
0.7.53bAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.53b.jarFrom the published release
4.2
Jun 26, 2025
0.7.51bAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.51b.jarFrom the published release
4.1
Jun 24, 2025
0.7.51bAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.51b.jarFrom the published release
4.0
Jun 17, 2025
0.7.50bAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.50b.jarFrom the published release
3.2
Jun 1, 2025
0.7.49aAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.49a.jarFrom the published release
3.0
May 20, 2025
0.7.49aAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.49a.jarFrom the published release
2.47
May 6, 2025
0.7.49aAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.49a.jarFrom the published release
2.44
Apr 15, 2025
0.7.49aAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.49a.jarFrom the published release
2.43
Apr 13, 2025
0.7.49aAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.49a.jarFrom the published release
2.42
Apr 2, 2025
0.7.49a-Reconstructed
2.41
Mar 16, 2025
0.7.49aAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.49a.jarFrom the published release
2.40
Mar 15, 2025
0.7.49aAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.49a.jarFrom the published release
2.39
Mar 6, 2025
0.7.49aAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.49a.jarFrom the published release
2.38
Feb 27, 2025
0.7.49aAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.49a.jarFrom the published release
2.37
Feb 26, 2025
0.7.49aAdvancedPeripherals-1.21.1-0.7.49a.jarFrom the published release

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Items and blocks

39 items from the 8.3 recipe dump.

Config options (how All the Mods 10 sets them)

1 settings this pack ships for the mod. We don't have the mod's own defaults to compare them against yet.

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SettingAll the Mods 10 value
World.givePlayerBookOnJoin
Gives the ap documentation to new players.
config/Advancedperipherals/world.toml
false

Which All the Mods 10 mods work with Advanced Peripherals?

The All the Mods 10 mods that share the most recipes with Advanced Peripherals. Highlighted ones have a guide.

Known All the Mods 10 issues (1)

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