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Redstone Mod Ideas

Simple vanilla-styled redstone mod for adding basic tools. Tools added:

  • Filter hopper -- a hopper designed to filter items passively.

    • Crafted using a hopper and a sieve. Can only filter out one item at a time, meaning that more complex filters requires chaining them together.
  • Redstone clock -- a one-block sized redstone clock that continuously generates a pulse.

  • Autodropper -- a dropper that runs continuously.

    • Crafted using a dorpper and a redstone clock.
  • Muffled autodropper. An autodropper that runs continuously and that doesn't make noise.

    • Crafted using an autodropper and a carpet
  • Funneled autodropper

    • drops items straight down, with no wiggling.
  • Autodispenser

    • Self explanatory
  • Muffled autodispenser

    • Self explanatory
  • Muffled piston

  • Portal muffling

    • Attach this device to your portal, and it'll quiet its noise
  • amplifiers

    • Behaves like a repeater, but retains signal strength and just adds a bit to it, depending on how you adjust it.
  • Durable item frame

    • an item frame that's harder to explode
  • Variable strength redstone lamp

    • A lamp that adjusts brightness with redstone signal strength
  • Multicolor lamp

    • A lamp that changes color depending on the strength of the input it gets
  • AND gate

    • A single-block AND gate
  • OR gate

    • A single block OR gate
  • NAND

    • Crafted with AND and a redstone torch
  • NOR

    • Crafted with OR and a redstone torch
  • Redstone bridge

    • A single block that can carry two redstone signals perpendicular to each other, without interfering
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