Create: Extra Gauges

This mod adds new custom gauges to create mod, like the factory gauge, but with different functions

It also adds a custom API which allows mod developers to make their own gauges (See more in the Wiki).

Logic Gauge

The logic gauge allows transferring redstone data through their connections. Instead of having an item filter like the factory gauge, it lets you select between many Logic Gates (OR, AND, NAND, NOR, XOR, XNOR) and will use these gates to manage the inputs/outputs.

Example: You have two redstone signals coming into the gauge, and your logic gate is set to "AND", it will only output redstone if ALL the inputs are on.

Integer Gauge

The integer gauge transfers integer (numerical) data through their connections. Instead of a logic gate, it will have some mathematical operation gates (+, -, *), and will apply those operations with the inputs. If connected to Factory Gauges, they will send the item amount of that type in the linked storage all the way to the integer gauge.

Example: You have to factory gauge inputs (one for diamonds and one for emeralds), and you have 3 diamonds and 2 emeralds in your storage. You can use the integer gauge to sum, subtract or multiply these two numbers to get an integer output (for example 3 + 2 = 5). This can be directly sent to redstone links or logic gauges converting the number into a redstone signal.
NOTE: The subtract operation isn't really a subtract operation. Instead, it's a sum that gets then inverted (positive -> negative and viceversa)

Comparator Gauge

The comparator gauge converts integer data into redstone data, using a specific comparison operation. By holding right-click, you can select a Value which will be stored into your gauge data. By just right-clicking (without holding), you can instead open the menu to set up the comparison mode (=, !=, >, <, >=, <=). The comparison mode will then be used to evaluate the result based on the input and the value. Let's say you input a value of 15, and the mode is =, it will be compared input = value, and if it's true, it will output a redstone signal

Counter Gauge

The counter-gauge can convert redstone inputs in both integer and another redstone data, let's see. Each time a redstone pulse is sent to the gauge, the counter will increase by one. By holding right-click, you can change the threshold, which will define the maximum number your count can reach. Once the threshold is reached, redstone output will be sent. Another redstone pulse will reset the counter to 0.

Thanks to Propants05 for the initial mod idea, and Professaurus for supporting the project through donations.