Tiny Redstone FAQ

Craft Silicon Compound, smelt or process it into Silicon, then use Silicon to craft the Redstone Wrench and your first Tiny Redstone components. The Redstone Wrench is your main tool for placing, rotating, and configuring tiny components, so make it early.

Hold Tiny Redstone Dust and right-click on a surface to place it; it occupies a fraction of a block instead of a full block space. Use the Redstone Wrench to rotate or adjust connections between dust and components.

Tiny components only connect on the faces they're oriented toward, so you likely need to rotate them with the Redstone Wrench. Check that the dust is actually pointing at the input face of the component rather than sitting beside it.

The Redstone Wrench rotates tiny components, changes their facing, and lets you edit connections without breaking and replacing them. Right-click a placed tiny block with it to cycle through orientations or open its configuration.

Redstone Panels act as a mounting surface so you can attach tiny components to walls, ceilings, or compact areas instead of open ground. Panel Covers (Light, Dark, and Trimming) hide the panel's appearance so your build looks clean while the circuit still functions.

Yes — Tiny Redstone Torches, Repeaters, Comparators, and Dust can be arranged into standard redstone logic gates in a much smaller footprint. The Tiny Super Repeater helps when you need a longer delay or stronger signal in a compact gate.

The Tiny Redstone Blueprint lets you copy and paste arrangements of tiny components so you can duplicate a circuit without rebuilding it by hand. Use it to save a working layout, then place the copy elsewhere.

They function like their full-size counterparts but occupy a fraction of a block, so they fit into tight builds and panels. Tiny Observers still detect block updates in front of them, and Tiny Note Blocks still play notes when powered.

The most common issues are components facing the wrong direction, dust not actually touching an input face, and forgetting that tiny components need to be powered on the correct side. Rotate each piece with the Redstone Wrench and trace the signal path one component at a time.

Tiny components update like normal redstone, so very large compact circuits can still cause lag if they tick constantly. It generally coexists with other redstone mods, but if two mods both modify redstone behavior you may see odd interactions — test in a small build first.

Tiny Redstone adds tiny redstone pieces that you can put together to form tiny redstone circuits. These circuits can be copied onto blueprints and shared inside and outside your Minecraft world.

It adds tiny versions of redstone components like dust, torches, repeaters, comparators, pistons, levers, buttons, and observers, along with blocks like the redstone panel, tiny solid block, and tiny transparent block. It also adds items such as silicon, silicon compound, the redstone wrench, and the tiny redstone blueprint.

The Modrinth project page lists Minecraft versions 1.21.1, 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2, and 26.3.

Tiny Redstone is listed for the forge and neoforge loaders.

Tiny Redstone components can be placed anywhere, but there are advantages to using a Redstone Panel. Panels can be rotated, can be placed in any orientation, and insulate your circuit from the neighboring block.

Right click with a Redstone Wrench to rotate the panel. You can pick up the circuit with all its components and circuitry intact by shift-right clicking it with a Redstone Wrench, or simply use a pick or your bare hands.

Left click with a component or Redstone Wrench in your hand to remove them.

Yes, circuits can be copied onto blueprints and shared inside and outside your Minecraft world using the tiny redstone blueprint.

Yes, you can dye and camouflage panels to match your build, and the mod includes a color selector along with dark and light panel covers.

Yes, the author lists Tiny Gates, Tiny Pipes, Ranged Wireless Redstone, and TinyCreate as add-on mods that extend Tiny Redstone beyond vanilla.