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5.1.0
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Redstone Additions 5.1.0 - Creative QOL - WIRES4 months ago 18
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Minecraft: Java Edition
26.1–26.1.1
1.21.9–1.21.11
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Changes
[v5.1.0] - 2026-04-05 - Transport Networks - Creative QOL
Added
- New
ra_wiresnamespace for liquid pipes, gas pipes, and electric wire systems. - Liquid blocks: copper/netherite pipes, tank, pump, valve, and drain.
- Gas blocks: copper/netherite pipes, tank, pump, and valve.
- Electric blocks: copper/netherite wires, EU generator, EU consumer, and EU switch.
- Shared helper
ra_lib:transport/update_connection_statusfor local node connection state. - Goggles support for
ra_wiresstatus overlays and sneaking tinker interactions. - Full recipe and advancement coverage for all
ra_wiresitems.
Changed
- Core load/tick dispatch now includes
ra_wires:loadandra_wires:tick. - Global give-all now includes
ra_wires:items/give_all. - Placement handler registry now includes
ra_wires:blocks/handle_placement. - Uninstall cleanup now removes
ra_wiresscoreboards, tags, and storage state. ra:give_all_itemsnow gives one prefilled bundle per namespace instead of loose item spam.- Added
ra:items/bundles/give_alland namespace bundle helper functions underra:items/bundles/*. - Goggles overlays are now block-defined: billboards only render for blocks that opt in with
show_name/show_status.
Fixed
- Fixed non-zero score checks in transport logic to valid score-match syntax.
- Added explicit fallback particles/status for liquid drain failure cases.
Docs
- Updated wiki Home/Developer Guide command descriptions to reflect direct namespace bundles.
- Updated wiki architecture docs to document block-defined goggles rendering profiles.
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