Routing Signals with Cable, Cable Junction and Cable Relay

Cable carries redstone signals between More Red blocks. Cable Junction splits a signal, and Cable Relay extends or redirects it. Together they let you build clean signal networks instead of running loose redstone dust.

Laying Cable

1. Place Cable along the path you want the signal to follow.

2. Connect one end to your signal source and the other to the block you are driving.

3. Use colored Cable variants (such as Red Cable, Blue Cable, or Green Cable) to keep separate signal lines visually distinct.

Splitting and Extending

Place a Cable Junction where a line needs to branch. A single input can feed multiple outputs through the Junction, so you can drive several devices from one source.

Place a Cable Relay where a signal needs to be extended or passed along a longer run. Relays keep the signal strong across distance.

Use Bundled Cable when you want to run several signal lines together in one block, and Bundled Cable Spool to lay Bundled Cable quickly across a build. If you need to combine logic, feed the outputs of your Cable network into AND Gate, OR Gate, NOT Gate, NAND Gate, NOR Gate, or XOR Gate blocks. Use Pliers to rotate Cable Junction and Cable Relay so their connections face the right direction.