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Project Red Integration Wiki & Guide

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Adds redstone logic gates, cells, sensors, counters, and bus components for complex circuitry.

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Contents (7)
  1. Guides
  2. Recipes
  3. Items
  4. Frequently asked questions
  5. Dependencies
  6. Gallery
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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

How to Build a Basic Logic Circuit with Project Red GatesPlacing and Wiring Gates Project Red gates are placed like normal blocks and connect to redstone on their input and…How to Build Latches and Memory with Project RedRS Latch and Toggle Latch An RS Latch has set and reset inputs and holds its output until the opposite input is…How to Make a Clock or Timer with Project RedUsing the Timer Block The Timer is the simplest way to get a repeating pulse. Place it, feed it a redstone signal or…How to Use Bus Components and Bundled Cables in Project RedWhat Bus Components Do Bus components let you carry multiple signals along a single line instead of running many…How to Use Project Red Sensors (Light and Rain)Light Sensor Basics The Light Sensor outputs a redstone signal based on the light level at its location. Place it…How to Use the Counter and State Cell for Sequential LogicCounting Pulses with the Counter The Counter increments each time it receives a redstone pulse on its input.…

Recipes

Every recipe the mod adds, grouped by how it is made.

Crafting · 34

Items

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A

AND CellAND Gate

B

Buffer CellBuffer GateBus ConverterBus Input PanelBus RandomizerBus Transceiver

C

ComparatorCounter

D

Dec Randomizer

I

Invert Cell

L

Light Sensor

M

Multiplexer

N

NAND GateNOR GateNOT GateNull Cell

O

OR Gate

P

Pulse Former

R

Rain SensorRandomizerRepeaterRS Latch

S

Segment DisplaySequencerState CellSynchronizer

T

TimerToggle LatchTransparent LatchTransparent Latch Cell

X

XNOR GateXOR Gate

Frequently asked questions

How do I get started with Project Red Integration?
Craft the basic gates first (AND, OR, NOT) and place them on a flat surface to test simple logic. Once you understand gate inputs and outputs, move on to cells and bus components for compact builds.
What's the difference between a gate and a cell?
Gates are standalone blocks you place in the world with visible inputs and outputs. Cells are the flat, plate-like versions designed to sit on insulated wire or bundled cable for compact circuitry.
How do I power Project Red gates?
Gates accept redstone signals from vanilla redstone, Project Red wires, or bundled cables on any input side. Make sure you're feeding the correct face — the input side is usually marked with a colored band or arrow.
Why isn't my gate outputting a signal?
Check that the gate is actually receiving power on its input face and that its output face is pointing toward your destination. Gates only output from one side, so rotating with a screwdriver or wrench is often the fix.

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Dependencies

Other mods needed to run this one.

Codechickenlib (required)Cb Multipart (required)Projectred Core (required)