Redstone Bits Mod FAQ

Craft it using a shaped crafting recipe with a redstone torch and a redstone dust in the grid. It inverts the incoming redstone signal, outputting power when unpowered and vice versa.

Use a shaped crafting recipe combining redstone dust and a redstone torch. It outputs a signal strength equal to the sum of its input signals, capped at 15.

It counts incoming redstone pulses and outputs a signal strength based on the count. Use it to track how many times a redstone signal has fired.

Craft it with a shaped recipe using redstone dust and glass. It visually shows the current redstone signal strength as a number or bar.

Craft it using a shaped recipe with glass and redstone dust. It transmits redstone signals through it like a wire while still being a transparent block.

The Breaker breaks or interrupts a redstone signal when powered. Place it inline with redstone wire to toggle signal flow.

The Checker outputs a redstone signal only when its input matches a specific condition or signal strength. Use it to detect specific redstone levels.

Craft it with a shaped recipe using a dispenser or dropper and redstone components. It places blocks from its inventory when activated by redstone.

The Rotator rotates blocks or entities in front of it when powered by redstone. Use it to turn blocks to specific orientations.

Craft it using a shaped recipe with redstone dust and a repeater or similar component. It reduces the redstone signal strength passing through it.

Craft Copper Buttons from copper ingots using a crafting recipe; they oxidize over time into Exposed, Weathered, and Oxidized variants. Use Waxed variants by applying honeycomb to prevent further oxidation.

Craft them with a shaped recipe using copper ingots. They output a redstone signal based on the number of entities on them, with oxidation variants available and waxed versions to stop oxidation.