Full Stack Computing

Full Stack

Build a **real computer**, piece by piece. Full Stack turns "get a PC" into an actual build: pick a chassis, slot in
a motherboard, CPU, GPU, RAM and drives, plug it into power, and watch it boot — slower or faster depending on what
you put inside it. This isn't a reskinned chest. Every part matters.

What you can build

• **Three computer kinds** — laptop, desktop and server — each in five chassis tiers. Open one to see its own screen;
  everything you put inside lives in the item or block itself.
• **Real upgrade paths.** Motherboard, CPU, GPU, screen, and battery (laptop) or PSU (desktop/server) each come in
  20 variants — four revisions per tier — plus RAM, HDD/SATA SSD/NVMe drives, coolers and monitors. Every part is
  crafted from the one before it, so there's an actual progression to climb.
• **A file system that's a real inventory.** Storage capacity is limited by your CPU threads and RAM, counts items
  (not just slots), and scales with what you install — no fake "storage number," no fake limits.
• **Heat and cooling.** Desktop and server parts throw off real heat; your cooler has to keep up or things start
  failing. Air and liquid coolers across five tiers give you something to actually manage.
• **Power that matters.** UPS units and racks, solar panels, power terminals and cabling turn "keeping the lights on"
  into a small base-building project of its own. Chargers keep your laptops topped up on a stand.
• **Placeable monitors** in 20 sizes with four visual styles, each with its own gameplay perk (faster loading,
  smarter search filters, brighter display) — put a monitor near a desktop or server and it becomes the screen.
• **A whole desk setup.** Keyboard, mouse, speakers, a printer that prints your file list into a book, a modem for
  long-range networking, and a USB stick to move files between machines.
• **Automation-friendly.** A running computer acts like an item handler for hoppers and pipes, gives off a redstone
  signal, and a comparator can read how full it is.
• **Plays nice with Jade and Mouse Tweaks** (both optional) — battery, storage and energy percentages show up right
  where you'd expect them.

Why it's different

Every part interacts with every other part. Your GPU decides your loading speed. Your cooler decides whether your
server survives running flat out. Your cable network decides whether your UPS rack actually reaches your charging
stand. It's a mod built for players who want to *engineer* a computer, not just place a prop that looks like one.

Requirements

• Minecraft 1.21.1, NeoForge
• Jade and Mouse Tweaks are supported but fully optional

Found a bug, have a build idea, or want a part added? Feedback is always welcome — this mod is actively growing.