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* This also supports RedLogic wires, if present, including colored and bundled wires. - This also supports MineFactory Reloaded RedNet cables. - This also supports Project: Red wires, including colored and bundled wires. | * This also supports RedLogic wires, if present, including colored and bundled wires. - This also supports MineFactory Reloaded RedNet cables. - This also supports Project: Red wires, including colored and bundled wires. | ||
Like redstone cards, this offers the [[Component/redstone|redstone component]] API. Note that while redstone cards rely on the container's orientation for the sides in their API, the redstone I/O block always uses absolute directions, e.g. | Like redstone cards, this offers the [[Component/redstone|redstone component]] API. Note that while redstone cards rely on the container's orientation for the sides in their API, the redstone I/O block always uses absolute directions, e.g. <code>sides.north</code>. | ||
The Redstone I/O block is crafted using the following recipe: | The Redstone I/O block is crafted using the following recipe: | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:27, 24 August 2026
Redstone I/O
Allows reading and emitting redstone signals around the block. Can be controlled by any computer the block is connected to. This is basically like an external redstone card.
- This also supports RedLogic wires, if present, including colored and bundled wires. - This also supports MineFactory Reloaded RedNet cables. - This also supports Project: Red wires, including colored and bundled wires.
Like redstone cards, this offers the redstone component API. Note that while redstone cards rely on the container's orientation for the sides in their API, the redstone I/O block always uses absolute directions, e.g. sides.north.
The Redstone I/O block is crafted using the following recipe:
- 4x Iron ingot
- 2 x Redstone Block
- 1 x Microchip (Tier 3)
- 1 x Redstone Card (Tier 1)
- 1 x Printed Circuit Board
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 |