Redstone IO: Difference between revisions
Created page with "alt=Redstone IO block|thumb|Redstone IO block The Redstone IO block provides support for reading and setting redstone signals. It even supports specifying signal levels. == Provided component == This block provides the <code>itemInterface</code> component, offering methods shown below. For information on the side argument, see API:Sides. {| class="wikitable" |+ ItemInterfaceUD component methods |- ! Name !! Type !! Description |- | style=..." |
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Revision as of 22:19, 30 August 2026
The Redstone IO block provides support for reading and setting redstone signals. It even supports specifying signal levels.
Provided component
This block provides the itemInterface component, offering methods shown below. For information on the side argument, see API:Sides.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
:getInput(side:integer) |
integer |
Returns the current signal strength that is supplied to the redstone io block on the given side. |
:setOutput(side:integer, level:integer|boolean) |
void |
Sets the redstone signal outputted by the redstone io block on the given side. A value of true/false is interpreted as 15 and 0 respectively. |
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