Description

Wired Blocks

Wired Blocks are orientable on x,y and z axes and only send power in that Direction. Max lenght 15 blocks like redstone wire.

Wired Blocks let send power in any direction including up and down.

Allowing more compact constructions

Getting Started

You can craft your Wired Block easily with a horizontal line of [supported block], Iron Ingot and Redstone Dust.

Supported blocks are:

Logs, Planks, Stone, Cobblestone, Stone Bricks, Iron Block, Bricks, Gold Block, Diamond Block and Bookshelf.  

Wired Blocks are orientable in all 3 axis (x,y,z).

Wired Blocks are integrated with Redstone dust so you can use any combination of them.

Wired Blocks pass the redstone power to other Wire blocks when share the same axis or are perpendicular (parallel lines dont share redstone power)

The redstone elements can be connected by any face of a wired block.

You have a short example video up, and some Reference Images at your disposal.

Note: (Wired Blocks are not a power source it needs a external power source, like Lever, Redstone Block ...)

News

Repeaters has been included.(Version: beta)

Note: repeater locked behavior is not implemented yet.

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How to Install