Integrated circuits plugin for bukkit.

RedstoneChips is a bukkit plugin that makes it possible to build custom integrated cicuits on your minecraft server.

Build chips with any number of input and output pins, from compact 2 block chips up to whatever you can imagine.
Choose from over 50 different chip types and several 3rd party chip libraries.
Most chip types can work with a wide or infinte range of i/o configurations. Sign arguments allow you to customize chip behavior.
Chips can communicate through redstone, or directly by touching each other. Some chip types can also communicate over wireless channels.
Chips can be built in almost any imaginable structure allowing very compact circuits.
Debug and maintain large projects using various tools and commands.

includes:

RedstoneChips-0.97 - The core plugin (required).
BasicCircuits-0.97 - The basic circuit library containing most chip types you might need (required).
SensorLibrary-0.34 - A circuit library for various sensor chips (optional).

Installation

Install the latest craftbukkit recommended release. The current RedstoneChips version was tested on craftbukkit 1.5.1-R0.2 for Minecraft 1.5.1.
Download the zip file above and any optional 3rd party circuit libraries (see below).
Unzip the zip file and copy the jar files into your craftbukkit plugins folder.

You can change the block types used to construct a circuit and other settings by editing preferences.yml or preferably, by using the /rcprefs command (see guide for commands info).

Getting Help

For help on how to use the plugin check the user guide. For a full documentation of all available chip types in BasicCircuits and SensorLibrary check the circuitdocs.

A lot of useful information can be found in the forum thread.

3rd party chip libraries

LightControl by @Mordenkainen - A RedstoneChips library for controlling light sources.
MobSensor by @Richard Robertson - Specific mob detection circuits.
MessageCircuit by @Richard Robertson - a circuit that sends a player a message when any of its inputs receive power.

Contribute

If you have feature suggestions, bug reports or any other issues to report, click here or send an email to the address in the sidebar to the left.
Share your circuits with the world. Schematics, sram files and videos are welcome.
Help making the documentation better. To help improve circuitdocs you can send a pull request to the gh-pages branch with changes or just send suggestions by mail. Any additions to the wiki will be very appreciated.
Help development. Pull requests will be happily tested and hopefully merged. Check the github page. If you're interested in maintaining and developing RedstoneChips on a regular basis do let me know. It's a lot of work and I could use some help.
Donate!

Source code

RedstoneChips github pages

BasicCircuits github pages

SensorLibrary github pages