I've been thinking about this for a while. As I've been making player cannons, I've been thinking, 'I wish there were redstone blocks to power this... a button won't do it, a lever looks ugly, and a pressure plate doesn't fit there... *RAGEQUIT*'
So.
I was thinking about this, and I came up with a few ideas that would really help people's redstone sculptures/mechanisms. Here's my ideas:
- The texture is basically identical to the Lapis Lazuli block, except red.
- When placed, it would power any redstone dust that is next to, on top or behind.
- If placed next to a block, it would power the block.
- When placed, it would power the block under the Redstone Block, therefore turning that block into a powered block, to power any redstone under it.
Now, I'm really sorry if this is confusing. I didn't really know how to set it out. I also have some questions about it, and you can put in your decision.
Should the Redstone Block give out particles like redstone dust does?
Should the Redstone Block power blocks 2 blocks away, instead of one?
Thanks for reading my topic about the Redstone Block :biggrin.gif:
A Redstone Block could be an alternative to a lever, but better. And levers don't look that nice.
Then change the damn texture of it or install a texture pack....they do the job and im guessing you'll be lucky if someone made a mod for you like that...although it would be kind of simple.
Then change the damn texture of it or install a texture pack....they do the job and im guessing you'll be lucky if someone made a mod for you like that...although it would be kind of simple.
I would change the texture of it, if a lever was the shape of a block. But it isn't. Besides, you can use the Redstone Block as a building material. Every other ore (excluding coal) has it's own special block, why can't redstone have one?
I would change the texture of it, if a lever was the shape of a block. But it isn't. Besides, you can use the Redstone Block as a building material. Every other ore (excluding coal) has it's own special block, why can't redstone have one?
Ik, It won't take jagex even 20 minutes to put it in the game...toke me 30 minutes to make a mod of it
I've been thinking about this for a while. As I've been making player cannons, I've been thinking, 'I wish there were redstone blocks to power this... a button won't do it, a lever looks ugly, and a pressure plate doesn't fit there... *RAGEQUIT*'
So.
I was thinking about this, and I came up with a few ideas that would really help people's redstone sculptures/mechanisms. Here's my ideas:
- The texture is basically identical to the Lapis Lazuli block, except red.
- When placed, it would power any redstone dust that is next to, on top or behind.
- If placed next to a block, it would power the block.
- When placed, it would power the block under the Redstone Block, therefore turning that block into a powered block, to power any redstone under it.
Now, I'm really sorry if this is confusing. I didn't really know how to set it out. I also have some questions about it, and you can put in your decision.
Should the Redstone Block give out particles like redstone dust does?
Should the Redstone Block power blocks 2 blocks away, instead of one?
Thanks for reading my topic about the Redstone Block :biggrin.gif:
A Redstone Block could be an alternative to a lever, but better. And levers don't look that nice.
Then change the damn texture of it or install a texture pack....they do the job and im guessing you'll be lucky if someone made a mod for you like that...although it would be kind of simple.
I would change the texture of it, if a lever was the shape of a block. But it isn't. Besides, you can use the Redstone Block as a building material. Every other ore (excluding coal) has it's own special block, why can't redstone have one?
Ik, It won't take jagex even 20 minutes to put it in the game...toke me 30 minutes to make a mod of it
By the way, buttons work for cannons, I actually prefer them over levers for that purpose.
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Rofl yea sorry i ment to say mojang idk how i said that