Tis 3D Additions FAQ

TIS-3D Additions is an extension mod, so you need the base TIS-3D mod installed first. Once both are loaded, the new modules and interfaces will appear in the creative inventory and become craftable through normal TIS-3D recipes.

The Two Digit Display shows only the lower 8 bits of a value in hexadecimal format using large digits, making it useful for quick visual readouts of small numbers without taking up much space.

Place a Brewing Stand Serial Interface adjacent to a brewing stand, then connect it to your TIS-3D computer. You can read the remaining brew time and current blaze fuel level through the serial protocol just like with a furnace interface.

The remote control sends fixed-value infrared packets from your hand, so it's designed for manual triggering rather than automation. It's useful for testing infrared receivers or sending specific signals on demand.

You can read the current page number and total pages from a lectern, and you can also write to set which page is currently displayed—useful for creating page-turning automation or displays.

Yes, it includes stack modules for small-scale data storage, allowing you to store and retrieve values within your TIS-3D computer network.

Yes, TIS-3D Additions supports building multi-block computers by combining different modules, allowing you to create specialized machines tailored to your needs.

TIS-3D Additions is designed as a pure extension to TIS-3D and doesn't add new block types that conflict with other mods, though compatibility depends on your specific modpack.

The display only shows the value from the last read operation—make sure your computer is actually sending data to the display module through the network, and check that the value being sent is valid.

The Brewing Stand Serial Interface is read-only for brew progress and fuel status; it doesn't control the brewing process itself, which is managed by the vanilla brewing stand mechanics.