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[[File:Integration.png|300px|thumbnail|right|Some of the [[Logic Gate|logic gates]] that are added by '''Integration''', along with a few [[Wire|wires]]]] | [[File:Integration.png|300px|thumbnail|right|Some of the [[Logic Gate|logic gates]] that are added by '''Integration''', along with a few [[Wire|wires]]]] | ||
'''Integration''' is a module of ProjectRed. It adds [[Logic Gate|logic gates]] to [http://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Minecraft Minecraft]. | '''Integration''' is a module of ProjectRed. It adds extra [[Logic Gate|logic gates]] to [http://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Minecraft Minecraft]. These gates, when taking in a signal from either default Minecraft redstone dust or the relevant [[Wire|wire]] will perform operations on or set outputs based on the signal. | ||
'''Fabrication''' is a sub-module of Integration, that adds the [[IC Gate|IC Gate]] and its associated blocks. | |||
== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
Integration adds many logic gates to the game. A [[Logic Gate|logic gate]] is a small tile, much like the Redstone Repeater. Its purpose is to squeeze the functionality of a large redstone machine into a small block. And since logic gates are multiparts, they can be covered with micro blocks, or even share a block space with other logic gates. | Integration adds many logic gates to the game. A [[Logic Gate|logic gate]] is a small tile, much like the Redstone Repeater. Its purpose is to squeeze the functionality of a large redstone machine into a small block. And since logic gates are multiparts, they can be covered with micro blocks, or even share a block space with other logic gates. | ||
==Items Added== | |||
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!colspan="5"|[[Logic Gate|Logic Gates]] | |||
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!Combinatorial | |||
!Sequential | |||
!Array | |||
!Bundled | |||
!Other | |||
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|[[OR Gate]] | |||
|[[Pulse Former]] | |||
|[[Null Cell]] | |||
|[[Bus Transceiver]] | |||
|[[Light Sensor]] | |||
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|[[NOR Gate]] | |||
|[[Repeater]] | |||
|[[Invert Cell]] | |||
|[[Bus Randomizer]] | |||
|[[Rain Sensor]] | |||
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|[[NOT Gate]] | |||
|[[Randomizer]] | |||
|[[Buffer Cell]] | |||
|[[Bus Converter]] | |||
|[[IC Gate]] | |||
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|[[AND Gate]] | |||
|[[RS Latch]] | |||
|[[AND Cell]] | |||
|[[Bus Input Panel]] | |||
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|[[NAND Gate]] | |||
|[[Toggle Latch]] | |||
|[[Stacking Latch]] | |||
|[[Segment Display Gate]] | |||
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|[[XOR Gate]] | |||
|[[Transparent Latch]] | |||
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|[[XNOR Gate]] | |||
|[[Timer]] | |||
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|[[Buffer Gate]] | |||
|[[Sequencer]] | |||
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|[[Multiplexer]] | |||
|[[Counter]] | |||
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|[[State Cell]] | |||
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|[[Synchronizer]] | |||
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|[[Comparator]] | |||
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|[[Dec Randomizer]] | |||
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!colspan="6"|Blocks/Items | |||
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|[[IC Workbench]] | |||
|[[IC Printer]] | |||
|[[IC Blueprint]] | |||
|[[IC Chip]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 17:32, 30 August 2018
Integration is a module of ProjectRed. It adds extra logic gates to Minecraft. These gates, when taking in a signal from either default Minecraft redstone dust or the relevant wire will perform operations on or set outputs based on the signal.
Fabrication is a sub-module of Integration, that adds the IC Gate and its associated blocks.
Overview
Integration adds many logic gates to the game. A logic gate is a small tile, much like the Redstone Repeater. Its purpose is to squeeze the functionality of a large redstone machine into a small block. And since logic gates are multiparts, they can be covered with micro blocks, or even share a block space with other logic gates.