How do you pull more than one stack of items out at once

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smash090

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I was wonder how you pull more than one stack of items out of an inventory at once like from your inventory into a chest or a chest to your personal?

Thanks in advance!
 

Guswut

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Well, from a chest you should be able to put more than one filter on said chest to pull more than one stack per redstone cycle. Or more retrievers if you are building a system like that.

It becomes a whole lot easier if you install the Logistics Pipes mod, as it allows you to pull one stack a tick with the highest revision module for such things. My quarry system gets backlogged around 25mj/t on a single quarry with just filters and retrievers. With log pipes, I don't have any such issue. They are a good deal more expensive, though, so start with redpower2 (or buildcraft if you are feeling adventurous) to make a simple sorting system, then redesign it when they add log pipes/add it yourself/add a lot more filters/retrievers.

Good luck!
 

Zjarek_S

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If you press and hold shift while dragging item stack from one inventory to the other it will move all stacks of this item.

Edit: @ Guswut I don't think he was talking about item routing ;).
 

Guswut

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Edit: @ Guswut I don't think he was talking about item routing ;).

Ah, well in that case, I can confirm what you posted works (and it explains why, every now and again, I'll accidentally do this and then go "Wait, why the heck do I have a full inventory of copper wire‽", thanks!).
 

Phycoz

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Either what he said above, or if you hold space and click on any item it will put as many items as it can from your inventory into a chest or vice versa.