1. Block Rotator (clockwise and counter clockwise)
If you're suggesting a turntable that, when powered from top or bottom would redirect a redstone signal out the side and vice versa, that would be very useful and I'll back that suggestion 100%. I'd expand on that and suggest that it can be manually rotated (once per button press) or rotate continuously with a lever. Also, depending on signal strength, would rotate at different speeds (RPM) or RPT (rotations per tick).
As for the other suggestions, I don't quite understand how they'd be used, however, I am always happy to see new redstone components.
I made a model with Mr. Crayfish's Model Creator to replace a vanilla block and the new model is not a full block, I used a transparent block texture for most of the model but also used an animated texture. The transparent texture is what makes direct contact with other surfaces but I'm still getting the infamous xray. I've been reading about it all night and don't understand why some non-full blocks(like the fencepost) don't cause the xray texture. Has anyone found a workaround?
Hello Skellitor301, I've been looking for something similar to what you asked about here. I wondered if you had found something that worked this way.
So not sure if this was suggested to you before but could it be possible to have redstone capabilities with the bits? Say for example you're building a house and you have a redstone line going up the wall and to a light, that can be turned on and off with a switch that's connected to that line, and the wall is like 5 pixels thick. Also for more advanced redstone users (I'd undestand if this would be a bit much), having the use of redstone tools like comparators and repeaters, just setting the block and then breaking it down into the bits, and each bit retains that value so one could make much tighter redstone circuits and redstone logic without requiring a large space.
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1. Block Rotator (clockwise and counter clockwise)
If you're suggesting a turntable that, when powered from top or bottom would redirect a redstone signal out the side and vice versa, that would be very useful and I'll back that suggestion 100%. I'd expand on that and suggest that it can be manually rotated (once per button press) or rotate continuously with a lever. Also, depending on signal strength, would rotate at different speeds (RPM) or RPT (rotations per tick).
As for the other suggestions, I don't quite understand how they'd be used, however, I am always happy to see new redstone components.
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Looking for someone to build a "Miniature Redstone Components Mod".
I would like to be able to get several redstone lamps into a single block similar to the Little Blocks Mod.
The lamps would act as indicators of the level of redstone signal input and also display fill level of chests, hoppers etc.
If you think you can accomplish this or you know of an existing mod that offers this feature please let me know.
Thanks
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I made a model with Mr. Crayfish's Model Creator to replace a vanilla block and the new model is not a full block, I used a transparent block texture for most of the model but also used an animated texture. The transparent texture is what makes direct contact with other surfaces but I'm still getting the infamous xray. I've been reading about it all night and don't understand why some non-full blocks(like the fencepost) don't cause the xray texture. Has anyone found a workaround?
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Hello Skellitor301, I've been looking for something similar to what you asked about here. I wondered if you had found something that worked this way.
So not sure if this was suggested to you before but could it be possible to have redstone capabilities with the bits? Say for example you're building a house and you have a redstone line going up the wall and to a light, that can be turned on and off with a switch that's connected to that line, and the wall is like 5 pixels thick. Also for more advanced redstone users (I'd undestand if this would be a bit much), having the use of redstone tools like comparators and repeaters, just setting the block and then breaking it down into the bits, and each bit retains that value so one could make much tighter redstone circuits and redstone logic without requiring a large space.