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| − | |image=Hexorium Switch (Red-Green); Hexorium Switch (Red-Blue); Hexorium Switch (Red-White) | + | |image=Hexorium Switch (Red-Green); Hexorium Switch (Red-Blue); Hexorium Switch (Red-White); Hexorium Switch (Blue-Green) |
|img01=Hexorium Switch (Red-Green) | |img01=Hexorium Switch (Red-Green) | ||
|img02=Hexorium Switch (Red-Blue) | |img02=Hexorium Switch (Red-Blue) | ||
|img03=Hexorium Switch (Red-White) | |img03=Hexorium Switch (Red-White) | ||
| + | |img04=Hexorium Switch (Blue-Green) | ||
|name=Hexorium Switch | |name=Hexorium Switch | ||
|mod=HEXCraft | |mod=HEXCraft | ||
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|C2=Iron Nugget | |C2=Iron Nugget | ||
|Output=Hexorium Switch (Red-White) | |Output=Hexorium Switch (Red-White) | ||
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| + | |nocat=1 | ||
| + | |name=[[Hexorium Switch|Hexorium Switch (Blue-Green)]] | ||
| + | |ingredients=[[Red Hexorium Crystal]] +<br>[[White Hexorium Crystal]] +<br>[[Lever]] +<br>[[Iron Nugget|Iron Nuggets]] +<br>[[Redstone]] | ||
| + | |A1=Blue Hexorium Crystal | ||
| + | |B1=Redstone | ||
| + | |C1=Green Hexorium Crystal | ||
| + | |A2=Iron Nugget | ||
| + | |B2=Lever | ||
| + | |C2=Iron Nugget | ||
| + | |Output=Hexorium Switch (Blue-Green) | ||
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== Usage == | == Usage == | ||
=== Redstone === | === Redstone === | ||
| − | Hexorium Switches work identically to [[Lever|Levers]], and can thus be used to emit [[Redstone]] signal. However, unlike Levers, they let the player see with much more clarity whether the switch is ON or not, thanks to the built in glowing lamps. The only difference between the | + | Hexorium Switches work identically to [[Lever|Levers]], and can thus be used to emit [[Redstone]] signal. However, unlike Levers, they let the player see with much more clarity whether the switch is ON or not, thanks to the built in glowing lamps. The only difference between the switches are their colors of indicators. |
== Screenshots == | == Screenshots == | ||
{| | {| | ||
| − | |{{Screenshot |link=SS_Hexorium_Switch_01.png |desc= | + | |{{Screenshot |link=SS_Hexorium_Switch_01.png |desc=Three Hexorium Switches in their OFF state.}} |
| − | |{{Screenshot |link=SS_Hexorium_Switch_02.png |desc= | + | |{{Screenshot |link=SS_Hexorium_Switch_02.png |desc=Three switches in their ON state, showing the different ON colors.}} |
|- | |- | ||
|{{Screenshot |link=SS_Hexorium_Switch_03.png |desc=Glow-in-dark effect.}} | |{{Screenshot |link=SS_Hexorium_Switch_03.png |desc=Glow-in-dark effect.}} | ||
Latest revision as of 15:04, 9 June 2020
Hexorium Switch
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| Name |
Hexorium Switch |
|---|---|
| Source Mod | |
| Type |
Redstone |
| Stackable |
Yes (64) |
| Added: |
v0.6.0 |
Hexorium Switch is block added by HEXCraft that can interract with Redstone.
Obtaining
Crafting
The switch is obtained by a crafting recipe which involves different combinations of Hexorium Crystals.
| Name | Ingredients | Crafting recipe | ||||||||||||
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Hexorium Switch (Red-Green) |
Red Hexorium Crystal + |
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Hexorium Switch (Red-Blue) |
Red Hexorium Crystal + |
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Hexorium Switch (Red-White) |
Red Hexorium Crystal + |
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Hexorium Switch (Blue-Green) |
Red Hexorium Crystal + |
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Usage
Redstone
Hexorium Switches work identically to Levers, and can thus be used to emit Redstone signal. However, unlike Levers, they let the player see with much more clarity whether the switch is ON or not, thanks to the built in glowing lamps. The only difference between the switches are their colors of indicators.
Screenshots
Lore
Hexorium Switch is a small device designed to let a user control certain Redstone systems. The whole machine is enclosed within a small iron box. Then, certain colors of Hexorium Crystals are added and energized with a piece of Redstone dust to finalize the device. A switch like this is very useful as it can provide a clear information about its state, whether it is outputing Redstone or not.
