Red Alloy Wire: Difference between revisions

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Red Alloy Wire

Type	Multipart block
Physics	No
Transparency	Yes
Luminance	No
Blast resistance	?
Tool	Any tool
Renewable	Yes
Stackable	Yes (64)
Flammable	No
Availability	Survival
First appearance	v4.0.0
Drops	Itself
Multipart ID	pr_redwire

See also: Framed red alloy wires

Red Alloy Wires, also known as Redstone Alloy wires or Plain Redstone wires, are a type of wire that is capable of transmitting redstone signals. It is the most basic type of redstone wiring.

Obtaining

Crafting

Ingredients	Crafting recipe
Red Alloy Ingot	12

Usage

As a Crafting Ingredient

Name	Ingredients	Crafting recipe
Framed Red Alloy Wire	Oak Wood Strip + Red Alloy Wire
Wired Plate	Red Alloy Wire + Circuit Plate

Mechanics

Red alloy wires are a type of surface wire. Surface wires are the primary type of wire. They must be placed on a solid surface. They can be run up walls and such, but will fall if the block they are sitting on is removed, much like torches. Wires can also be run around corners or between edges. These are the types of wires that you will use most often. The following properties are shared among every type of surface wire.

Images	Description
	Wires can be run up walls.
	Wires can snap onto other wires or devices within the same block.
	Wires will connect around corners to other wires or devices.
	Wire connections can be obscured by other parts such as covers.

A red alloy wire will power anything that it is connected to, as well as any block around it. It also strongly powers the block it is sitting on. If the block it is attached to is strongly powered, then the wire will also be powered up.

Red alloy wires will connect to any thing that can interface with redstone, such as a piston. However, even if it doesn't visually connect, any adjacent blocks will be powered. The block it is sitting on will receive a strong signal, while all other block around it will get a weak signal. No visual connections doesn't mean that block won't be affected.

Images	Description
	Red alloy wires will connect to other alloy wires or insulated wires, but won't connect to bundled cables.
	Red alloy wires will weakly power anything around them, even if they don't directly connect.
	Red alloy wires will be powered up if their support block is receiving a strong signal.
	Red alloy wires will strongly power the block they are attached to.

History

Version	Changes
v4.0.0	Added the Red Alloy Wire.

Issues

Issues pertaining to "Red Alloy Wire" are maintained on the ProjectRed Github page. Report issues there.

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 |image=Red Alloy Wire_256.png
 |invimage=Red Alloy Wire
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+|type=Multipart block
 |gravity=No
 |dirt=Support block
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 |firstver=v4.0.0
 |availability=Survival
-|drops=Self
+|nameid=None
+|multipartid=pr_redwire
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+{{See also|Framed Red Alloy Wire| title1=Framed red alloy wires}}
 '''Red Alloy Wires''', also known as '''Redstone Alloy wires''' or '''Plain Redstone wires''', are a type of [[Wire|wire]] that is capable of transmitting [http://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Redstone#Redstone_power redstone signals].  It is the most basic type of redstone wiring.
 == Obtaining ==
-----
 === Crafting ===
 {{Crafting
 |mode=noname
-|A1=    |B1= Red Alloy Ingot    |C1=
+|B1= Red Alloy Ingot
-|A2=     |B2=  Red Alloy Ingot   |C2=
+|B2=  Red Alloy Ingot
-|A3=    |B3=  Red Alloy Ingot   |C3=
+|B3=  Red Alloy Ingot
-|Output=Red Alloy Wire
+|Output=Red Alloy Wire,12
 |foot=1
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 == Usage ==
-----
 === As a Crafting Ingredient ===
-{{Crafting
+{{Crafting usage}}
-|mode=noname
-|A1= Oak Wood Strip  |B1= Oak Wood Strip   |C1= Oak Wood Strip
-|A2= Oak Wood Strip  |B2=  Red Alloy Wire   |C2= Oak Wood Strip
-|A3= Oak Wood Strip  |B3=  Oak Wood Strip  |C3= Oak Wood Strip
-|Output=Framed Red Alloy Wire
-}}
-{{Crafting
-|mode=noname
-|A1=  |B1=   |C1=
-|A2=  |B2=  Red Alloy Wire   |C2=
-|A3=  |B3=  Circuit Plate  |C3=
-|Output=Wired Plate
-|foot=1
-}}
+=== Mechanics ===
+Red alloy wires are a type of surface wire. {{Surface Wire Mechanics}}
-=== Mechanics ===
 A red alloy wire will power anything that it is connected to, as well as any block around it.  It also strongly powers the block it is sitting on.  If the block it is attached to is strongly powered, then the wire will also be powered up.
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 {| class="wikitable"
 ! width=300px|Images
 ! Description
+|-
+| [[File:redalloy_conn2.png]]
+| Red alloy wires will connect to other alloy wires or [[Insulated Red Alloy Wire|insulated wires]], but won't connect to [[Bundled Cable|bundled cables]].
+|-
+| [[File:redalloy_weakpower.png]]
+| Red alloy wires will weakly power anything around them, even if they don't directly connect.
 |-
-| [[File:redalloy_conn.png]]
+| [[File:redalloy_strongpower_receive.png]]
-| Alloy wires will connect to other alloy wires or [[Insulated Red Alloy Wire|insulated wires]].
+| Red alloy wires will be powered up if their support block is receiving a strong signal.
 |-
-| [[File:redalloy_noconn.png]]
+| [[File:redalloy_strongpower_send.png]]
-| Alloy wires cannot connect to [[Bundled Cable|bundled cables]].
+| Red alloy wires will strongly power the block they are attached to.
 |}
+==History==
+{|class="wikitable"
+! '''Version'''
+! '''Changes'''
+|-
+| v4.0.0
+| Added the Red Alloy Wire.
+|-
+|}
+== Issues ==
+{{Issues}}