What it can do?

Connect the switches on the wall neatly and beautifully to the lights on the ceiling.
Control multiple remote Redstone machines centrally and name the switches and receive nodes.
Record and view the Redstone signal curves.
Visualize the connection diagram of the nodes to be edited.
Flexibly control the validity of the connections .
Remotely control a certain Redstone device...

Features

Stronger wireless pistons: capable of pushing and pulling boxes, furnaces, funnels, and more.

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Wirelessly control the original items with the original items themselves.They support all Mod node functions.

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Transmission with no distance limit, support for cross-dimension operation, and on-demand force-loading
supports zero delay and 0/1/2 batch packaging delay windows, and can stably transmit 0-15 strength signals (sync).
the Quick Link Tool, pairing GUI, web visualization editor, and incremental/overwrite edits all connected in one workflow.
the status panel can track and plot I/O curves, and with K-key debugging you can locate issues quickly.
ID and channel capacity up to 2^63-1, supports custom node aliases, channels, and automatically cleans up invalid IDs.
multiple triggerSource/core combinations, plus node sets, channels, strength filtering, and dynamic control.

Item Guide/Recipes
Nodes are divided into three categories: triggers, connection cores, and repeaters: The usage method is:

Establishing Connections: Squat down and right-click to open the pairing UI, or use the Quick Connection Tool to configure the serial number or channel.

how to link

Activating Transmission: Activate the trigger through Redstone Signal Input to transmit Redstone signals to the connected connection core, or use a repeater for relaying.

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Filtering: Configure the filter and place it so that its range of effect covers the corresponding node, and then activate the filter.

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Recording Signals: Subscribe to the corresponding node on the status panel, and configure and start the recording.

record

Assisted Debugging: Wear the Smart Glasses and use the K key to interact with the empty hand interface nodes, thereby switching between displaying node information and establishing connections.

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Visual Editing

Full-lifecycle signal synchronization: placing, mining, and breaking nodes and filters automatically synchronizes signals (sync)
Rich node types: block, plate-like, and transparent receiver nodes, plus triggerSource nodes including buttons, levers, remotes, and different signal types
Rich and detailed configuration options, along with commands, permissions, and rate-limiting systems
Node items support stacking and quick operations
The Quick Link Tool supports GUI configuration, as well as incremental or overwrite edits, and can be applied to nodes and filters …