Create: Redstone Link Tablet

1.3.2 — 2026-07-16 Held momentary buttons now light up on a placed tablet's screen for everyone nearby — including presses made through the GUI, and on your own tablet's screen in first person.

Fixed: clicking a momentary app faster than a server tick could produce no signal at all; every press now transmits a short minimum pulse.

Fixed: holding a momentary button on a placed tablet made the character punch the tablet repeatedly.

1.3.1 — 2026-07-16

Dynamic app tiles on the physical screen: the pip grid now sizes itself to the app count — one app fills the whole glass, two split it, and so on, converging on the old 4x5 grid at 17+ apps. Big tiles (up to 4 apps) also show the app's name under its icon, outlined so it stays readable on bright tile colors. Tap-to-toggle follows the new layout exactly.

The physical screen's list mode now shows each app's name between its icon chip and switch.

Momentary apps are now pressable directly on a placed tablet's screen: hold right-click on the button to transmit, let go to stop (the signal drops within about half a second of release).

Right-click any Redstone Link (or anything with a link frequency, like elevator contacts) while holding the tablet: the app editor opens with that link's frequency pre-filled and a name suggested — just hit Save. If an app already has that frequency, the editor opens on it instead of duplicating.

Themes: a new palette button in the tablet GUI (next to rearrange) picks one of six UI themes — Dark (the classic), Light, AMOLED, Brass, Terminal, and PurpleFox (named for the player who suggested it and helped test). The theme is stored per tablet and recolors the GUI, the edit screen, and the physical screen for everyone.

Ponder: the tablet now has a Ponder scene (hold W over the item) showing a mounted tablet toggling a Redstone Link and lamp, plus the new link-to-app shortcut.

Note for servers: the network protocol version changed — 1.3.0 clients and servers must both be updated.