LogiGraph Factory Manager

Beta testing build. Back up worlds before testing current Switchboard/LFM/network assignment behavior.

Added

• Scheduled auto-scan — Logistics Computers can rescan on scan.autoScanIntervalTicks without a player opening the GUI.
• Redstone alerts — Logistics Computers emit redstone when scan.redstoneAlertOnError is enabled and any ERROR-level warning is active.
• Per-link throughput stats — LFM returns server-owned moved counts per link; the computer syncs rolling samples to node details and the stats page.
• Configurable wire traversal depth — scan.maxWireTraversalSteps replaces the fixed wired traversal cap for large grids.
• Shareable graph blueprints — graph import/export uses compact base64 graph JSON on the clipboard, still validated by the server on save.
• Filter item picker — filter nodes expose a searchable 3x3 ghost item grid with recents while keeping JEI/REI/EMI panels off the modal.
• Mod-aware scan providers — optional AE2, Mekanism, and Create readers augment standard capability scans when those mods are present.
• CC:Tweaked peripheral — Logistics Computers expose scan, warning, storage, power, and network data through optional reflection-based peripheral hooks.
• Multi-computer mesh — computers can link peers and merge saved peer scan snapshots without mutating the peer world or graph.
• Throughput planner — pure stats-page analysis estimates bottlenecks/starvation from route capacity and machine progress snapshots.
• Network Switchboard — connects networks with per-resource LFM permissions and priorities; connected computers show multi-network scan tabs.
• Storage Drawers / Refined Storage scan providers — optional providers read exposed item capabilities from drawer and RS controllers/interfaces when present.
• Linking Card — shift-use a Logistics Computer to copy its network id, then shift-use a router, dongle, or socket to assign it without typing.
• Switchboard canvas UI — LogiGraph-style Switchboard screen with draggable nodes, pan, zoom, saved node positions, and item/fluid/energy bridge permissions.

Fixed / Optimised

• Endpoint network assignment — newly placed routers, dongles, and sockets auto-join exactly one nearby computer network when unambiguous; otherwise they remain isolated until assigned.

• Graph node labels — scanned nodes now show device/block name plus id in the title and source network in smaller text at the node footer.

• GraphCanvasWidget.nodeMap() was rebuilding a HashMap on every hit-test call (link click, port hover, etc.), ignoring the existing revision-gated cache. Now returns cachedNodesById directly after calling ensureModel() — zero extra allocations on frames where the graph hasn't changed.

• LogiFactoryManager DFS — outboundLinks() previously scanned the entire link list for every routing node visited during a route-through pass (O(links * nodes) per tick). Now builds one Map<nodeId, List<links>> index at the start of each tick and reuses it for all DFS calls.

• LogiFactoryManager dead code — removed singleAcceptingSlot and isInputLikeInsertionSlot, neither of which was called anywhere in the codebase.

• NetworkPowerCalculator — logs a debug line when the wired traversal hits MAX_COMPONENT_STEPS so large wire grids are visible in logs without flooding them at normal scale.

[0.5.0] — 2026-06-16

The big one: a powered device network, device upgrades, item routing, and a performance/UX pass. Everything still honours the two contracts — diagnostics stay non-mutating, and every world-mutating action is server-authoritative and config-gated.

Added

• Power network — a logical FE network the Logistics Computer draws over connected infrastructure: Network Wire, wired Sockets, one-per-network Wireless Router anchors, wireless Dongles, wireless Extenders, and a fuel-burning Network Generator. The computer tallies devices/extenders/routers each tick and only runs graph automation when the network has enough power.
• Device upgrades — Speed, Stack, Range, and Efficiency upgrade cards (max 4 per type). Install with Shift + right-click using a card; remove one with the Network Screwdriver. Counts are shown on the device's naming screen.
• Numeric identities — devices and networks get globally-unique four-digit IDs (NETWORK#0001), allocated by per-world saved data; networks can be named and access-gated (shared / private / whitelist).
• Logi Factory Manager item routing — server-gated item movement along the links you draw. All transfers are two-phase (simulate then commit) so a partial insert never voids items.
• Power dashboard — supply/demand history graph in the computer terminal.

Changed

• Performance — networking: standalone extenders and wireless routers now register in a persistent per-dimension node index on load and drop out on removal (AE2/RS/Powah-style), so power recalculation no longer scans every block entity in a chunk radius. Power history switched to an ArrayDeque ring buffer (O(1) eviction).
• Performance — graph canvas: link geometry (projected node lookup + baked Bezier polylines) is cached per graph revision instead of recomputed every frame, and DUTheme.line now coalesces pixel runs into a few fill rectangles instead of one quad per pixel. Large graphs pan smoothly.
• UX: the terminal subtitle now sits directly under the DOOLE'S TOOLS wordmark; the device naming screen no longer overlaps its buttons and spells out how to install/remove upgrades; the Network Generator screen was relaid out so the progress bars no longer run through the fuel slot.
• Label Gun: holograms now also show the names you give network devices, not just block labels.

Removed

• Empty placeholder packages (conduit, tank, transport, logistics/overclock) and the stale documentation describing soul machines, conduits, tanks, and overclocking that were never implemented. Docs now describe only what ships.