MCRedstoneSim schematics
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This article uses MCRedstoneSim schematics.
These should be converted to use
{{schematic}} if possible.MCRedstoneSim (from this point MCRS), uses a basic symbolism to represent redstone circuits. This same symbolism is used on the circuits page.
The symbols used in MCRS are shown below:
                   
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| Symbol | Description | Screenshot |
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Air over air (blank space). |  |
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Air over block. |  |
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Block over block. |  |
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Air over wire. |  |
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Air over torch. |  |
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Air over torch (attached to adjacent block). |  |
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Wire over block. |  |
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Torch over block. |  |
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Torch (attached to adjacent block) over block. |  |
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Block over wire. |  |
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Block over torch. |  |
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Block over torch (attached to adjacent block).* |  |
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Torch (attached to adjacent block) over wire. |  |
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Wire over wire. |  |
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Air over lever. |  |
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Air over lever (attached to adjacent block). |  |
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Air over button. |  |
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Door (unpowered). |  |
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Door (powered). |  |
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Shadow (used for visual effect). | n/a |
| *Glass blocks do not interact with redstone. They are used in screenshots purely for visibility and must be replaced with opaque blocks in actual circuits. | ||
Sources
- MCRedstoneSim schematics — Minecraft Wiki, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0, revision 2486287.