Overview
The Redstone to RedCu Converter is a block used to extend the range of an initial Redstone signal by converting it into RedCu Wire signal. It acts like a RedCu Wire and supports signal transfer over long distances while reducing signal loss. By connecting Redstone signals to RedCu Wires, the block significantly extends their range.
Crafting
Ingredients | RedCu Crafter Recipe |
1 Smooth Stone Plate | |
1 Redstone Dust | |
1 RedCu Wire |
Functionality
The amount of Redstone Signal (Pr) directly converted to a RedCu Wire signal (Prc) can be calculated using the equation:
The Redstone to RedCu Converter can also transfer signals between RedCu Wires by following the equation:
Here, L is the wire length in blocks.
The block supports up to 15 configurations, which can be cycled through by right-clicking. To rotate the block, players must destroy and place it again from a different angle.
While it visually resembles Redstone Dust in some configurations, the block operates differently. It only takes the highest Redstone signal it is connected to and converts it to a RedCu Wire signal. Outputs are exclusively at the RedCu Wire ends, and the conversion back to Redstone signal follows the same rules as a RedCu Wire.
Special Notes
- The block’s color does not change based on the signal applied.
- Even if the Redstone Dust end appears powered, it may not be.
- Signals cannot be applied backward. Input-to-output flow is strict.
Usage Pattern for Long Distances
For long-distance RedCu Wire setups where signal strength must remain consistent beyond 15 blocks, use the following pattern:
- Place a Redstone to RedCu Converter.
- Connect up to 15 RedCu Wires.
- Add Redstone Dust to maintain circuit updates.
- Repeat the pattern.
Redstone to RedCu Converters amplify the signal, while Redstone Dust ensures the circuit updates properly when the signal changes.
