Project Red Integration

Project Red is a series of mods that dramatically transform the standard implementation of the redstone system in Minecraft. The mod offers expanded capabilities for creating complex mechanisms using wires, logic gates, integrated circuits, and many other components. This addition was created under the strong influence of the legendary Red Power mod by Eloraam.

The Integration module is one of the key components of Project Red. It adds several types of extremely compact logic elements to the game that significantly simplify the design of redstone circuits. Thanks to these blocks, you can replace bulky multi-block structures with elegant and efficient solutions while maintaining full functionality.

Required Libraries

For the correct operation of Project Red mod, several auxiliary libraries need to be installed:

• CodeChicken Lib
• CB Multipart

Component Modules of Project Red

The entire project is divided into independent modules that can be installed separately according to your needs:

Core - the basic module containing common resources necessary for the operation of other components. By itself, this module adds almost nothing to the game but is mandatory to install.

Expansion - adds various machines, frames, motors, and electrical energy generation systems.

Exploration - expands the game world by adding new ores, tools, decorative blocks, and other materials.

Illumination - provides a rich set of decorative lighting with the ability to control via redstone signals.

Integration - offers numerous compact logic elements capable of replacing complex multi-block circuits made of regular redstone.

Transmission - extends wiring capabilities, allowing cables to run along walls, turn corners, and combine multiple cables into bundles.

Fabrication - enables the design of custom integrated circuits and their placement as high-performance compact blocks. This module requires Integration and Transmission to function.

Community and Support

Discussion of modifications, requests for new features, and development questions can be conducted on GitHub Discussions. A Discord server is also available for informal communication and personal messages.