Control Tesseract Transfers with Redstone

Enable Redstone Control

Tesseracts can be toggled on and off using redstone signals, letting you automate when transfers occur.

Step 1: Place your Tesseract and connect it to a channel as normal.

Step 2: Open the Tesseract's GUI and look for redstone control options (typically in a settings or configuration section).

Step 3: Enable redstone mode for the channel you want to control.

Step 4: Connect a redstone signal to the Tesseract using:

• A lever or button for manual control
• A redstone comparator reading from a container
• A timer circuit for scheduled transfers
• A daylight sensor for time-based automation

Practical Uses

When redstone power is applied, the Tesseract activates; when it's removed, transfers stop. Use this to:

• Pause energy distribution during low-power situations
• Only transfer items when a storage chest is full
• Schedule fluid transfers to specific times
• Prevent accidental resource overflow

Combine multiple redstone signals with logic gates for complex automation.