One Way Through Not Gate

One Way Through Not Gate
Stackable
Yes(64)

Overview

The One Way Through Not Gate is an Analog Gate that controls the passage of an incoming signal based on the Redstone Signal at its Control Pin (located on the unmarked Front Side).

When the Control Pin’s signal is low (0), the gate allows the signal from Pin Mark A to pass through to Pin Mark B. When the signal is high (>0), the gate blocks the signal. This behavior is similar to a relay with two connectable pins or a transistor that fully saturates even at low signal levels.

One Way Through Not Gate Example

Configuration

Parallel One Way Through Not Gate
Stackable
Yes(64)

Parallel Variant

The Parallel One Way Through Not Gate operates similarly to the normal variant by choosing whether to allow a signal to pass, but it uses a different pin mark layout.

The Parallel variant supports two configurations that are changeable with a right-click:

  1. Configuration: Signal Input Pin on the Front side, Control Pin on the Right and Left sides.
  2. Configuration: Control Pin on the Front side, Signal Input Pin on the Right and Left sides.

Crafting

Normal One Way Through Not Gate

Parallel One Way Through Not Gate