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Remote Control Card

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Remote Control Card

By vegaorionis1

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Controlling lights and mechanisms using, among other things, a lever from a distance, now it's so simple :)

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Would you like to control devices or at least turn on the lights in your home but you find it difficult to connect redstone?

This mod will help you! It adds a memory card and an emitter. The memory card connects the signal from a lever, button, or pressure flap to the emitter. Right-clicking on selected devices synchronizes them. 

The emitter sends a redstone signal to power your devices. This allows you to, for example, use the lever to remotely activate a lamp! You can control multiple devices with a single lever! 

You can also take the signal from the sculk sensor and connect it via the emitter to a lamp or bell, so you can detect approaching threats from a distance!

You can erase the card's data by burning it in a furnace.


You can place the emitter anywhere on the wall of a given block

The emitter changes its appearance, informing the player whether it is coded or whether it is sending a redstone signal, e.g. from a lever.

It's a matter of imagination what you use it for :) Have fun :)