CC: Redstone Link Bridge

# CC Redstone Link Bridge This mod connects **Create Redstone Link networks** with **CC:Tweaked computers**. It adds a single block, the **CC Redstone Link Bridge**, which can be placed in the world and then used as a ComputerCraft peripheral. This mod requires **Create** and **CC:Tweaked**. ## What the Mod Does The bridge acts as a small adapter between two systems: - **Create** provides the Redstone Link network. - **CC:Tweaked** provides Lua control from computers. With the bridge block in the world, a connected computer can: - read the current signal strength of any Redstone Link frequency pair - send a signal strength to any Redstone Link frequency pair The mod is intentionally minimal. The Lua interface only exposes the two operations that are required for direct network interaction. ## How It Works When the peripheral is used from Lua: - `getLinkSignal(freq1, freq2)` looks up the current strength for that frequency pair. - `sendLinkSignal(freq1, freq2, strength)` sets the target frequency pair and transmits the chosen strength. The frequency values are item IDs written as strings. For example, `minecraft:iron_ingot` and `minecraft:oak_sapling` form one valid pair. ## Crafting Recipe  The recipe is a 3x3 shaped craft with Redstone Links in all four corners, a Wireless Modem in the center, and Cobblestone in the bottom-middle slot. The three remaining middle-edge slots (top-middle, middle-left, and middle-right) are filled with Create transmitters. ## Lua API Peripheral type: - `redstone_link_bridge` Methods: - `getLinkSignal(freq1, freq2) -> number` - `sendLinkSignal(freq1, freq2, strength)` ### Frequency Values `freq1` and `freq2` must be item IDs as strings. Examples: - `"minecraft:iron_ingot"` - `"minecraft:oak_sapling"` - `"minecraft:redstone"` Use an empty string (`""`) if you want to represent an empty frequency value. ## Example ```lua local bridge = peripheral.find("redstone_link_bridge") assert(bridge, "No redstone_link_bridge found") -- Read an existing frequency pair local current = bridge.getLinkSignal("minecraft:diamond", "minecraft:redstone") print("Current signal:", current) -- Send a signal to a frequency pair bridge.sendLinkSignal("minecraft:diamond", "minecraft:redstone", 7) ```