Beans' Conveyors

Beans' Conveyers

Curved conveyor belts that carry items between your inventories. No rows of blocks, no hoppers.

Put a Conveyor Port on a chest, right-click it with a Conveyor Belt, then right-click another port. A smooth belt bends between them, around corners and up and down hills. Items ride along it in plain sight.

Features ~
🌀 Curved belts
Belts curve between any two ports up to 24 blocks apart, at any angle and height.
They climb and drop slopes up to 45° (you can change this in the config).
Belts can cross each other, and a junction plate is added where they meet.
Raised belts get steel support pillars down to the ground automatically. Belts under a chest hang from it on brackets.

📦 Conveyor Ports
Place one on any side of a chest, barrel, furnace or other inventory. It pulls items out onto its belts and puts arriving items in.
A port on top of a chest works as a funnel: items drop into it and rise out of it.
A port on its own works as a junction that passes items along to other belts.
Each port can send items down up to 4 belts.
A redstone signal pauses the port.

⚙️ Per-belt upgrades and filters
Each belt has its own row of slots in the port's screen:

Item Filter: a whitelist or blacklist of up to 9 items. It can match by item type only or by exact item data (enchantments, names and so on).
Speed Upgrade: up to 4 per belt, each making it faster.
Stack Upgrade: grab 8, 16, 32 or 64 items at once.

🔀 Port settings
Even / Overflow splitting: share items between belts in turn, or fill belt 1 first and only send items to later belts once it backs up.
Dropped-item pickup: collect items lying on or in front of the port. Handy for mob and tree farms.
I/O mode: Both, Send only or Receive only.

🔧 Conveyor Wrench
Right-click a port to rotate it.
Sneak + right-click to change its I/O mode.
Right-click a belt to remove it and get its belts, filter and upgrades back.

📊 Redstone
A comparator next to a port reads how full its belts are (0–15), so you can tell when a line backs up.

Getting started
Craft some Conveyor Ports (hopper, iron, redstone) and Conveyor Belts (dried kelp and iron).
Put a port on the chest items should leave, and another on the chest they should arrive at.
Right-click the first port with belts, then the second.
Done. Right-click a port to add filters and upgrades.
All recipes appear in the recipe book, and the mod has its own advancement tab. If you have JEI installed, it has an info page for every item.

Config
In the mod's config you can change the belt speed, the speed added per upgrade, the longest allowed belt, the steepest allowed slope, and how many blocks one belt item covers.

Requires: NeoForge for Minecraft 1.21.1
Optional: JEI