How to Build Your First Circuit with the Circuit Block

Placing the Circuit

Place a Circuit block where you want logic to live. The Circuit is the container that holds your components. Open it to reveal the internal grid where you arrange parts.

Adding Components

Inside the Circuit you place functional pieces: Adder, Subtractor, Multiplier, Divider, Constant, Booper, and Quartz Resonator. Each occupies space on the internal grid and connects to the Circuit's input and output faces. Use the Screwdriver to rotate or configure a placed component so its input and output directions line up with the rest of your build.

Wiring Inputs and Outputs

Feed redstone into the Circuit's input side and take redstone from its output side. Inside, route signals between components by placing them adjacent so their faces touch. A Constant supplies a fixed signal; an Adder combines two signals; a Subtractor removes one from another. The Quartz Resonator lets you tune timing behavior.

Checking Your Work

Place an Inspector next to the Circuit to read signal values at a point in the network. The Inspector is a block, so it stays in the world and shows you what is passing through. If a component is not responding, reorient it with the Screwdriver and confirm it touches the neighbor it should.

Expanding

Once the basic loop works, add a Multiplier or Divider to scale signals, or a Booper to compare values. Keep components adjacent and oriented consistently so signals flow from input to output without gaps.