I think we need a way to have a permanent on/off switch that you can toggle. And one that only stays on for a couple seconds. And one that you can turn on and off by putting something on it. ...Hmm... Sound familiar?
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I'm almost 100% positive that this have been suggested before but i'll suggest it again anyways
i think you are referring to a transistor, are you not?
A transistor would imply having a 3rd input which switches the passthrough on or off.
A redstone switch would be manually operated (like a lever or button) and could not be operated by another redstone circuit.
It would be good to have a redstone transistor too.
I simply want a switch though.
ie
Input---->Lever---->Output
When lever is in 0 position, output is off.
When input is in 1 position, output is on.
The redstone switch would take up 1 block, much like a lever or button, and avoid having to use multiple blocks to create a lever connected with an AND gate much like Sven_the_Slayer suggests.
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Switch- Not gate,
When the INput is 1, The output is 0,
When the input is 0, The ouput is 1,
You can actully control it, And if you want to make 2 inputs to work like switch,
this is already very easy to make... it just takes an and gate, you can attach a lever(switch) right on it. Then the lever can be switched to allow or stop power flow.
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It would not provide its own power but simply have an on/off setting, either stopping electricity from passing through or allowing it.
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A transistor would imply having a 3rd input which switches the passthrough on or off.
A redstone switch would be manually operated (like a lever or button) and could not be operated by another redstone circuit.
It would be good to have a redstone transistor too.
I simply want a switch though.
ie
Input---->Lever---->Output
When lever is in 0 position, output is off.
When input is in 1 position, output is on.
The redstone switch would take up 1 block, much like a lever or button, and avoid having to use multiple blocks to create a lever connected with an AND gate much like Sven_the_Slayer suggests.
When the INput is 1, The output is 0,
When the input is 0, The ouput is 1,
You can actully control it, And if you want to make 2 inputs to work like switch,
Input->AND GATE->1->RRR-->Not gate->Ourput.
Lever->AND GATE->2->RRR->Not gate->Out put.
RRR is the connecting red stone to the not gate, and only 1 not gate.
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