Once in the Control Block, the bounds can be adjusted in the “Bounds” button in the GUI. Without any upgrades, the Control Block has default bounds of 5x5x4 blocks, but this can be increased by using the Bounds Upgrades, same as the Machines.

While the Control Block does not have any storage or actual inventories, it provides the means to see any and all items within the Warehouse, filter view by item name, and manually input and withdraw items from the Storage Blocks. The Control Block has does not have ANY accessible inventories, and cannot be accessed for automatic item transfer, which must be done through the Warehouse Interfaces. In of itself, the Control Block does not provide any storage, and storage must be provided by the Warehouse Storage Blocks. Similarly to the Machines, the Control Block manages the bounds of the Warehouse, and is the target for energy input, either by a Torque Generating Machine, or a Craftsman NPC. The Warehouse Control Block serves as the core of the Warehouse Multiblock system. Additionally there is a Warehouse Crafting Station to allow a Player to use items directly from the warehouse for crafting, and the Stock Linker for controlling production in the AW system. The Warehouse comprises four different types of blocks – the Warehouse Control Block, Warehouse Storage blocks, Warehouse Interface blocks, and Warehouse Stock Viewer Signs.

It has work bounds like other Worksites, but is also a Multi-block structure in that it requires other blocks for its functionality.

The Warehouse is meant as an upgradeable self-sorting and auto-organizing mass item storage area.

Ancient warfare 2 warehouse interface