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MalisisSwitchesReborn

by M0stlyHarmless · on CurseForge

Wireless redstone devices — Re-imagined from the original MalisisSwitches mod by Ordinastie.

Which build do you need?

This mod ships a separate file for every mod loader and every version of the game. Pick both, then download — the wrong build installs fine and then does nothing in the game.

Mod loader

Minecraft version

⬇ Download for 1.21.11 · NeoForge⬇ Download for 1.21.1 · NeoForge⬇ Download for 1.20.1 · Forge⬇ Download for 1.19.2 · Forge⬇ Download for 1.18.2 · Forge⬇ Download for 1.16.5 · Forge
I don't know my version or loader
Open the Minecraft launcher and look at the profile you play on — it names both, like fabric-loader-1.21.4. The version also shows in the bottom-right corner of the game's main menu.
No loader in the profile name? Then it's plain Minecraft, and these mods won't run — you need Fabric or NeoForge installed first.
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MalisisSwitchesReborn is an unofficial modern-day port of the classic MalisisSwitches mod by Ordinastie from the Minecraft 1.12 era, bringing its simple and flexible redstone control blocks to newer Minecraft versions.

This port focuses on preserving the original look and feel as much as possible while using modern Minecraft systems. No external core libraries are required.

Note: The Player Sensor is inspired by similar functionality from the original MalisisBlocks mod.

Selected devices from the original 1.19.2 version of the Gauges and Switches Mod have also been included, bringing RSG's unique industrial style to MalisisSwitchesReborn.

Latest Update - Version 1.0.6

MalisisSwitchesReborn 1.0.6 includes the advanced remote transmitter, the ability to change button/motion sensor pulse duration and the RSG inspired industrial button, analog slider, compact motion sensor and coloured LED family (blinking/standard).

Highlights

Features

How It Works

Switches, levers, and sensors work like vanilla levers and can be linked to other blocks using the Power Linker tool.

The Power Linker has three operating modes. Sneak-scroll while holding it to cycle through:

Right-clicking a compatible device or block applies the currently selected mode. If the target does not support that mode, nothing happens.

Linking

Equip the Power Linker in Linking mode and right-click a switch or sensor to select it as the source. Right-click each block you want the redstone current to be applied to. You can also unlink by sneak-right-clicking a previously linked block.

Right-clicking another switch or sensor selects it as the new source. Unequipping the Power Linker clears the current source. The source is also cleared if the selected device is broken.

While the Power Linker is equipped in Linking mode, the links between compatible devices and linked locations are visible:

Link highlights are not displayed while using the Redstone State or Device Configuration modes.

Redstone State

Supported devices can have their redstone behaviour changed using the Power Linker. Sneak-scroll to select Redstone State, then right-click a compatible device to cycle through:

Inverted reverses the device's output. An inactive device outputs a redstone strength of 15, while an active device outputs 0. This applies to both its local redstone output and any linked blocks.

Weakened retains a redstone strength of 15 but removes direct/strong power. The block directly attached to the device, or the block targeted through a wireless link, receives the signal, but it does not strongly power neighbouring blocks.

For example, a weakened switch linked to a quartz block will power the quartz block at strength 15, but redstone dust placed beside the quartz block will remain unpowered.

Redstone State Device Inactive Device Active Strong Power
Normal 0 15 Yes
Inverted 15 0 Yes
Weakened 0 15 No
Inverted + Weakened 15 0 No

Wireless links preserve the complete Redstone State. They behave as though the configured device's output had been moved to the linked block.

When Jade is installed, the active non-default state is displayed in the block tooltip as Redstone State.

Device Configuration

Select Device Configuration and right-click a compatible device to cycle through its device-specific options.

Devices without any configurable options are unaffected.

Relays

Relays can be linked to switches, levers, sensors, and other relays in the same way. Relays accept wireless and standard redstone input and can wirelessly output a standard redstone signal. A relay can be used with:

Pressure Plate and Button

The Pressure Plate and Button behave in the same way as their standard Minecraft equivalents, but they can also be linked to other blocks using the Power Linker.

Remote Transmitter

The Remote Transmitter can link up to 16 compatible devices, including switches, sensors and relays, for remote activation within the same dimension.

Sneak-right-click a compatible device to link or unlink it. Sneak-right-click air to clear all current links.

Videos

The following videos demonstrate the original Malisis Switches mod by Ordinastie. Malisis Switches (Reborn) maintains the same core functionality for modern Minecraft versions.

Switches

Malisis Switches Demonstration

Relays

Malisis Relay Demonstration

Credits

Reporting Issues

If you encounter a compatibility issue with another mod, or find a machine setup that behaves incorrectly, please report it via the project issue tracker so it can be investigated.

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