Using the Redstone Pencil, Brush, and Track to Draw Custom Wiring

Drawing and Editing Track

The Redstone Track is the block you draw with, and the Redstone Pencil is the tool that places it. Hold the Redstone Pencil and use it to lay Redstone Track along the path you want the signal to follow. The track carries redstone the way dust does, but it is placed as a block, so it can run in shapes and positions that ordinary dust cannot.

When you need to remove or adjust track you have already drawn, use the Redstone Brush. The brush clears track so you can redraw the route without breaking surrounding blocks.

Routing Through Logic

Once a track is drawn, feed it into any of the relay blocks to process the signal. A Redstone Relay extends the run, an Inverted Redstone Relay flips it, a Pulse Redstone Relay shortens it to an edge, and a Bi-Stable Redstone Relay latches it. A Bridging Redstone Relay lets the track cross another line without connecting to it.

For larger builds, the Redstone Logic Control acts as the central block that ties your drawn track and relays together. Place it where several routes meet, draw track into it with the Redstone Pencil, and use the Redstone Brush to rework any segment that needs a different path.