Organize Complex Circuits with Logic Arrays and Sticky Notes

Using Logic Arrays for Storage

Logic Arrays act as inventory bags for your redstone components. Instead of carrying individual logic gates and bits, store them in a colored Logic Array.

1. Craft or find a Logic Array in your preferred dye color

2. Open it like a chest to store redstone bits, gates, and other components

3. Carry multiple arrays to keep different circuit types organized

4. Pull components directly from the array when building inside a Microchip

Adding Sticky Notes for Documentation

1. Craft Sticky Notes and place them on walls near your Microchips or inside the menu itself

2. Write descriptions of what each section does (e.g., "Pulse Throttler" or "AND Gate Logic")

3. Use dye to color-code your notes to match your circuit sections

4. Your text and colors persist even if you break and move the notes

Staying Organized

Label each Microchip's purpose with a Sticky Note. Use color-coded Logic Arrays to sort components by function. This system scales well as your redstone projects grow more complex.