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For multi-block screens it can very much matter ''where'' on the screen you place the keyboard, since you have to be within range of the keyboard to type - meaning you may be able to open the screen's GUI, but not be able to type. | For multi-block screens it can very much matter ''where'' on the screen you place the keyboard, since you have to be within range of the keyboard to type - meaning you may be able to open the screen's GUI, but not be able to type. | ||
Note that a screen block for itself is just that. A screen. Displaying stuff. Once you attach a keyboard to it, a GUI will open when you right-click/activate it, allowing text input. Note that tier two and three screens allow "clicking" them in the world directly (by right-clicking/activating them), i.e. a | Note that a screen block for itself is just that. A screen. Displaying stuff. Once you attach a keyboard to it, a GUI will open when you right-click/activate it, allowing text input. Note that tier two and three screens allow "clicking" them in the world directly (by right-clicking/activating them), i.e. a <code>touch</code> signal will be generated. They're touch-screens, so to speak. ''This only works if they have no keyboard''. | ||
The Keyboard is crafted using the following recipe: | The Keyboard is crafted using the following recipe: | ||
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Revision as of 20:27, 24 August 2026
Keyboard
Can be attached to screens to allow typing on them. Note that keyboards will only work on screens they are placed on or point towards.
For multi-block screens it can very much matter where on the screen you place the keyboard, since you have to be within range of the keyboard to type - meaning you may be able to open the screen's GUI, but not be able to type.
Note that a screen block for itself is just that. A screen. Displaying stuff. Once you attach a keyboard to it, a GUI will open when you right-click/activate it, allowing text input. Note that tier two and three screens allow "clicking" them in the world directly (by right-clicking/activating them), i.e. a touch signal will be generated. They're touch-screens, so to speak. This only works if they have no keyboard.
The Keyboard is crafted using the following recipe:
- 4 x Button Group
- 1 x Arrow Keys
- 1 x Numeric Keypad
Contents
| Blocks | |
|---|---|
| Computers | Computer Case - Server Rack - Microcontrollers |
| Display | Hologram Projector - Keyboard - Screen |
| Power and Networking | Capacitor - Net Splitter - Power Converter - Power Distributor - Relay |
| Extensions | Adapter - Cable - Disassembler - Disk Drive - Geolyzer - Motion Sensor - Redstone I/O - Transposer - 3D Printer |
| Robotics | Assembler - Charger - Drone - Robot - Waypoint |