The Mod adds devices to output or measure redstone power in different style variants. Complete documentation, feature details, credits, and community references is on the github project page here.
Switches
- Buttons
- Levers
- Normal pressure plates ("contact switches")
- Shock sensitive pressure plates ("contact switches", detect when something/one falls on it)
- Entity detectors (players, villages, animals, mobs, etc)
- Block category detectors (e.g. "solid", "ore", "wood", "sapling", "farmland", "water" (includes ice), "liquid", etc)
- Day timers (06:00 to 24:00)
- Interval timers (tick based timers)
- Light sensors ("auto switch" category)
- Rain sensors ("auto switch" category)
- Lightning sensors ("auto switch" category)
- Switch-Link relays (optimized for wireless transmission)
- Switch-Link receivers (optimized for wireless transmission)
- Knock sensors (seismic detection of click or breaking an adjacent block)
- Trapdoor switches (emit a signal and open)
Gauges
- Analog / digital (show redstone power 0 to 15)
- LEDs and semaphores ("indicators", show on/off)
- Alarm lamps (also on/off)
- Alarm sirens and bells ("sound indicators")
- Sensitive glass (glass that emits light or changes color)
Style variants
"Series" are e.g. industrial, retro industrial, rustic, old fancy, glass, etc. For a pack you can configure exactly which series you like to include and exclude (makes no sense to have futuristic glass in a mystic medieval world, so only the rustic series is used).
Special features
- All switches can be configured to weak/strong and inverted/not inverted with a redstone torch.
- Most of the switches can be wireless linked with Ender Pearls.
- Pulse duration of buttons is configurable with a Redstone dust stack.
- Some switches and gauges can be colored with dye.
- Some plates can react or ignore players, mobs, villagers, animals, items, etc.
Source code, mod pack integration, back ports, bug reports
- Sources: Are located on the github: https://github.com/stfwi/rsgauges/.
- Packs: If your mod pack is open source as well and has no installer (e.g. adding adware, bloatware or whatever), you don't need to ask and simply integrate this mod.
- Bug reports: Yes, please let me know. Drop a mail or better open an issue for the repository.
- Maintenance: The 1.12.2 mod version is now in maintenance state, means new features will seldom be implemented, but bugs will still be fixed if they are not small glitches.
1.12.2 link
https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/redstone-gauges-and-switches/download/2991087
is there any way to more accurate configure timer thing? for example i need two timers one on for 70s and off for 230s, second on for 60, off for 240, but i cant, it has too big step to get 230S interval, 210 then 240.
In reply to Alonlystalker: Hi, the Timer step size scales with the interval - bit unfortunate for your exact use case. In case you're processing something that takes longer, you can also use sensing mechanisms for control, like comparator outputs, inventory fill states, block detection, etc. That is usually more stable and often faster than timers with fixed intervals. Cheers,-
Any instruction on how to use the industrial analog switch link transmitter and industrial analog switch link receiver? I'm not getting anywhere with them. I place the receiver next to a analog gauge, I place the transmitter next to a redstone source, then I take an ender pearl and click the receiver then the transmitter, I get the "target switch memorized" and "link pearl plugged". But nothing happens.
In reply to zakspop: Hi, you did the linking correctly. Don't have you setup exactly in the head now, but I think the receiver is not mounted to the same block as the gauge. The gauge can detect signals on the block where it is attached on, so if the receiver is placed next to the gauge, this would be two blocks in between.
For display purposes you can also link a Comparator Switch or Analog Transmitter directly to a Gauge. Simply plug the Pearl into the Gauge instead of a receiver next to it. (I presume you're on MC1.16.x).
For the Receiver test: If you place a block, attach the Gauge e.g. at the front and the receiver at the back, and it does not work, then we'll likely have a bug to fix ;)
Cheers man,-
forge or fabric?
In reply to TheWolfDen_TTV: Forge.
1.12.2 pls?
In reply to jw683: Read below ;)
In reply to wilechaote:
Ok thanks
Would you be able to add a 1.12.2 port?
In reply to ranoutofnameideasjustcuz: Hi, the mod is available on 1.12.2. Take a look in the "Files" section (in the recent files sidebar there are only the latest MC versions shown). Cheers,-
In reply to wilechaote:
Oh! I looked there before, Guess I was looking a little too fast. Thank you!
IS this mod great? I wonder you guys can tell me is the mod great?
does this mod work with redstone flux (rf), I've been thinking about adding it to a mod pack that I've been making but I want to know if it'll run detect the power output from something like generators or capacitors from immersive engineering. Or the output of a nuclear reactor from the extreme reactors mod.
In reply to centaurimons: Hi, RF is not directly supported, but I personally use the comparator output of the IE capacitors to control the IE breaker switch. Most tech mods with RF also provide a Redstone controllable output or input device for Flux power. This mod is mainly for decorative machine switches, control condition display, as well as simple devices for automation support. Style is mainly to fit IE machinery / factories / control rooms. Cheers man!
In reply to wilechaote:
Thanks man. I'll try the mod and see if it works well with what I have planned
I have an issue about doing a ON/OFF switch threshold based on the level of the Capacitor banks form Immersive engineering.
For easy writing i'm going to abbreviate the words as follow:
ICS = INDUSTRIAL COMPARATOR SWITCH
SLR = SWITCH LINK RECEIVER
SLS = SWITCH LINK SENDER
The issue:
A ICS configured as follow: ON: lvl 15 | OFF: lvl 1 | Mode: Comparator Mode | Power: 15, should send a signal to a SLS when it reads that the Capacitor it is attached reach redstone power 15 correct? but that isn't the case, when the redstone lvl of the capacitor reachs 1 the SLS will turn on, when it reaches redstone lvl 2 it will turn off, when redstone lvl 3 it will turn on and so on forth doing this loop for every redstone power lvl change, when the ICS turns off the SLS will be on if that was the last state it was in before the ICS turned off. (a bug?).
Conecting a SLR direct to a ICS produces the same loop of on and off.
Reading the documentation is stated that the SLS will send a signal to the SLR thus making the SLR emit a redstone signal until there ok, but if you link the SLS to a ICS and then the SLS to a SLR it will not work because the ICS will be turning on and off the SLS for each redstone lvl change it reads and the SLR will not turn on or off at all.
How i solve the problem: Extracting the redstone signal from the ICS with a vanilla repeater and puting the SLS upfront the redstone signal extracted from the ICS then linkng the SLR to the SLS.
afterwards i apologize if i committed too many writing errors since english is not my main language, and if i understood the mod mechanic wrong and was doing something totally wrong, but since you can link a SLS to a ICS i thought it should work like that
In reply to joohnsd: Hi, it sounds like a bug ;-). I have to make a change in the normal Comparator Switch, where I recently added the feature to transfer analog signals to gauges and analog switches, but this is confusing for people. So the plan is to make it digital only again and add a dedicated "Analog Comparator" that does not have the threshold buttons. With a bit of luck this can be tackled this weekend or so. Cheers!
[edit]: Yepp, had a stupid triggering bug in the Comparator Switch. Update the mod to rsgauges-1.16.4-1.2.10.jar this should to the trick. Cheers-
Hello, I couldn't find the industrial comparator switch in the documentation and I couldn't deduce how it worked from the other switches, could you add it to thhe documentation and/or explain it here? Thanks.
Edit: I've figured out how to use it based on a video you sent in one of the replies, however I still think it would be useful for other people if you added it to the documentation. Thanks for your amazing work this mod is amazing in conjuction with immersive engineering.