Little Big Redstone

This mod introduces a unique block called Microchip, designed for creating complex logical circuits. This component effectively integrates with redstone mechanisms and management systems for items, fluids, and energy.

All modification elements are available in various color variants, providing convenient personalization, self-expression, and component organization.

Microchips

Microchip blocks are functional devices with a graphical interface where various logical elements can be placed. Connections between components are established using redstone segments. Each logical element comes with pop-up tooltips that detail its functional purpose.

The microchip interface allows for the creation of complex logical systems. The illustration below demonstrates a seven-segment display developed by user bigfoott. Within a microchip, any number of input and output ports can be installed according to specific project needs.

Logical circuits can be colored independently of the main microchip block color. Various dyes can be applied to change component colors. Color removal from elements is accomplished using snowballs (consumed when used) or a water bucket (not consumed).

Logic Arrays

Logic arrays are special items designed to store redstone segments and logical components. Content access can be obtained either directly when holding the item in hand or through the microchip interface for maximum work convenience.

Floppy Disks

Floppy disks are specialized storage media allowing copying and saving of logical configurations (including wire connections) from microchips. The saved circuit can later be transferred to another microchip. Performing this operation requires having the necessary components in the player's inventory.

Sticky Notes

Sticky notes are items that can be placed in the game world similar to item frames. Up to four sticky notes with arbitrary color combinations and orientations can be placed on each block side. Text on sticky notes can also be colored when interacting with dyes. When broken and re-placed, sticky notes retain all their attributes - text content and color scheme.

After placing a sticky note, you can view existing text or add new content. Sticky notes support basic formatting using simplified markup syntax.

Sticky notes can be integrated inside microchips, allowing explanatory notes to be added directly to logical circuits.