B'Quarry

B'Quarry 1.3.2 expands the central Quarry system with interchangeable operation modules, introduces a dedicated progression-based Void Quarry, adds safe experience storage and substantially improves the Digital Storage Terminals.

Regular Quarry Modules

• Added a dedicated operation-module slot to the regular Quarry.
• Added the Fluid Recovery Module, which collects water, lava and compatible modded fluid source blocks encountered while mining.
• Recovered fluid is stored in a 16,000 mB internal tank and can be extracted through B'Quarry Fluid Cables or compatible pipes on Forge and Fabric.
• Added the Backfill Module, which replaces mined spaces with supplied solid blocks and pauses safely when no valid material is available.
• Added a dedicated Backfill material slot with manual and rear-side automation input.
• Added the Disposal Module, which destroys only explicitly selected Quarry drops before they occupy the output inventory.
• Added the Selective Mining Module, which scans the full mining area and extracts only selected block types while leaving every other block intact.
• Disposal and Selective Mining each have their own persistent nine-entry filter, configured with the reusable Filter Configurator and JEI ghost items.
• An empty Disposal filter destroys nothing, while an empty Selective filter safely pauses the Quarry.
• Selective Mining supports compatible modded blocks and works with Fortune and Silk Touch.
• The operation modules are mutually exclusive and can be exchanged without losing their saved filter configurations.
• Removed Void Upgrade operation from the regular Quarry. Existing Void Upgrade items remain available as components for the dedicated Void Quarry.
• Rebuilt the regular Quarry interface around the current dark industrial theme with clearer upgrade, module, fuel, output and status sections.
• Redstone now pauses and resumes the Quarry without resetting its scan or briefly marking the area as finished.

Void Quarry

• Added a dedicated Void Quarry that generates resources without changing the world.
• The machine begins at Level I and can be permanently evolved through Levels II and III.
• Evolution requires the corresponding legacy Void Upgrade, stored energy, player experience and a minimum number of generated resources.
• Level I focuses on Overworld resources and compatible modded materials found through common Forge and Fabric tags.
• Level II unlocks Nether resources, including a low Ancient Debris chance.
• Level III adds rare End and endgame resources and improves access to Ancient Debris.
• Added a persistent lifetime extraction counter, Fortune Upgrade support, 27-slot output inventory, automatic output above the machine and redstone control.
• Added Forge and Fabric energy and item automation support.
• Rebalanced every level to reduce filler terrain blocks and increase useful ores, gems and dimensional resources.
• Added dedicated recipes, advancement, interface, models, textures and tooltips.

Experience Storage

• Added the Experience Bottler, an energy-powered machine that transfers exact amounts of player experience into bottles.
• Its controls can deposit one level, five levels or as much experience as the bottle can still hold.
• Added the reusable Stored Experience Bottle with a capacity of 1,000 experience points. Using it returns an empty glass bottle.
• Added Forge and Fabric item automation, recipe, advancement, texture, tooltips and translations for the experience system.

Digital Storage Improvements

• Digital Storage and Digital Crafting Terminals now use continuous row-based scrolling instead of pages.
• The scrollbar represents the full filtered list and supports dragging and mouse-wheel control.
• Removed the obsolete page counter.
• Items carried by the cursor can be inserted directly through the terminal storage grid; the old dedicated input slot is no longer required.
• Digital Crafting Terminal recipes replenish their ingredients from the storage network after each craft while supplies remain.
• Shift-clicking a crafting result performs one operation per click, preventing an accidental action from consuming the entire network inventory.
• Fixed stored items with custom NBT, including compatible modded books and codices, becoming impossible to retrieve.
• Terminals now reject automated insertion when the network has no Storage Cell, no energy or no available capacity, preventing items from entering an inaccessible legacy buffer.

Fixes and Polish

• Fixed the Filter Configurator failing to open on item cables, Digital Storage Interfaces and module-equipped Quarries.
• Fixed Selective Mining stopping after a target-free scan batch instead of continuing through the entire area.
• Opening a Selective Mining filter no longer restarts an active scan.
• Selective filters now reject non-block items and compare block identity without NBT for better mod compatibility.
• Fixed the Void Quarry missing-texture blockstate in every direction and operating state.
• Fixed the Void Quarry FE/t label overlapping its Fortune Upgrade display.
• The Level III Void Quarry now completely hides obsolete evolution controls.
• Removed partial transparency from the Fluid Recovery Module inventory icon.
• Shortened long module and filter labels and hid the Backfill material label whenever that module is not installed.

Compatibility

• Minecraft Java 1.20.1 and Java 17.
• Forge and Fabric through Architectury.
• Architectury API is required; Fabric also requires Fabric API.
• Existing 1.3.1 worlds, machines, Storage Cells, digital networks and legacy Void Upgrade items remain compatible.
• Back up important worlds before updating any modded installation.
• You are free to include B'Quarry in modpacks.