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Placing a crafting card in an ME Interface and putting an item in the top row successfully queues a crafting request with the items appearing in the second row. However, these items are not available to the network via the terminals.

Intentional since rv0 and will not be changed.

please reread my post i edited some more indepth info, you are half right and half wrong

So if i wanted to keep say, 20 crafting tables in stock at all times, in the past i have just done what i described above. Placing the storage bus on to the interface doesnt expose these items to the network, as mineforger said. How would one achieve a "always keep in stock" scenario i mentioned above.

the only 1-block solution I see is using an item conduit from EIO, redstone controlled to move 1 item provided by the interface back to the interface (or another one if that fails) whenever there is a redstone signal (item conduits can feedback to the source, there is an option in the GUI) and the redstone signal is provided by a level emitter checking the number of items in the system

honestly i am not sure what happens when you feed an particular item into an interface while it has this exact item setup to provide

also a good question even when using the crafting card, will it try to provide existing items first ? this may become an item loop XD

If you place a storage bus on an interface set to hold a certain item, the storage bus will show those items to the system, if not, you did something wrong.

then whats the point of having crafting cards?

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having export busses crafting exported items on demand?
providing third party item pulling mods designated items via interface?

you need to know that interfaces have special code regarding a storage bus connected to them, exposing the whole network item storage behind the interface to the storage bus

and items inside the interface are not considered part of the network

You can attach a storage bus to the Interface to get what you want

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having export busses crafting exported items on demand ?

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thanks for the tips. It seems silly to me that this feature was removed and
now replicating this requires "hacks" to get the same result. im sure that
there was a good reason though. Again, thanks for the advice.

Oz

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If you place a storage bus on an interface set to hold a certain item, the
storage bus will show those items to the system, if not, you did something
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