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Pressure Pipes Mod (1.12.2, 1.11.2) – Automate All Your Liquids

Pressure Pipes Mod allows for unlimited input and output of any fluid supported by Forge. It adds different pipes and filters so you can move huge amounts…

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Pressure Pipes Mod allows for unlimited input and output of any fluid supported by Forge. It adds different pipes and filters so you can move huge amounts of liquid without problems. The pipe system can even handle multiple types of fluid at the same time, so you don’t need to build separate pipes for each one. The liquids are then sorted by filters on the output blocks, letting you choose which one you need.

Pressure Pipes Mod

Features:

Transfer any amount of fluid with no limits on input or output.
Works with all Forge fluids and pipes or tanks from other mods.
Send multiple different liquids through the same pipe line.
Use filters on inputs and outputs to sort fluids by type.
Connect multiple inputs and outputs to the same pipe system.
Fluids are smartly distributed between all available outputs.
Build multiblock tanks in any shape you want.
Includes handy Hand Pumps and Canisters for manual fluid moving.

Blocks:

High Pressure Input: Accepts fluids from pipes connected to its back side and pushes them into a pressure pipe on its front.
High Pressure Output: Connects to a pressure pipe on its back and outputs fluids into regular pipes or tanks from its front.
High Pressure Piping: Connects inputs and outputs together. You can lay them in any shape, and loops will not cause issues.
High Pressure Pump: Pumps fluids between tanks, pipes, or High Pressure Inputs. It requires a redstone signal to work.
Infinite Water Source: Provides an endless supply of water that can be pumped out.

How to Use:

You can set filters on Inputs, Outputs, and Pipes to control which fluids they accept or output.

To set a filter, right-click the block with a bucket containing the fluid you want to filter.
To remove a filter, simply right-click the block with an empty bucket.