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Licensed MIT
Published 9 months ago
Updated 6 months ago
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1.6.40
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Midrian - Redstone Revolution 1.6.40 - FABRIC6 months ago 359
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Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21.11
Platform
Fabric
Supported environments
Client and server
Changes
Redstone Revolution v1.6.40
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Bug Fixes:
- Fixed an issue that caused redstone repeater pipes to not drop items when broken with a redstone wrench.
- Redstone repeater pipes now drop items normally when broken with a redstone wrench.
- Fixed an issue that caused redstone repeater pipes to not drop items when broken with a redstone wrench.
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Added:
- Delayed Redstone Repeater Pipe
- The delayed redstone repeater pipe functions like a vanilla redstone repeater, but in block form (allowing it to be stacked and its power transferred along three axes: X, Y, Z).
- Unlike the redstone repeater, which has its redstone tick multiplied by 2 ticks, the delayed redstone repeater pipe has its tick based on the world tick, meaning the tick is multiplied by 1, so each selected tick equals the actual delay tick.
- If the received energy does not last long enough to be computed by the block based on the selected delay, the redstone signal is canceled. (I need feedback on whether this is positive or not)
- Crafted using a redstone repeater pipe and a stone button
- Has a delay selector of one to four ticks (1 - 4)
- Has horizontal and vertical variation (up and down)
- The delayed redstone repeater pipe functions like a vanilla redstone repeater, but in block form (allowing it to be stacked and its power transferred along three axes: X, Y, Z).
- Delayed Redstone Repeater Pipe
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