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'''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. | '''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. | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:07, 17 March 2015
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.
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Wires can be run up walls. |
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Wires can snap onto other wires or devices within the same block. |
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Wires will connect around corners to other wires or devices. |
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Wire connections can be obscured by other parts such as covers. |
