Integrated circuits

Integrated circuits (also known as  ICs) are compact components that perform the task of complicated circuits or do things otherwise impossible with Redstone. Building them and connecting them is simple. The ICs in CraftBook currently come in  families that correspond with their number of inputs and outputs:


 * ZISO - Single output, no input
 * SISO - Single input, single output
 * SI3O - Single input, three outputs
 * 3ISO - Three inputs, single output
 * 3I3O - Three inputs, three outputs
 * VIVO - Variable number of inputs and outputs

Construction of ICs vary by family, so check out the links for the family in order to find out how to construct an IC.

Commands and In-Game Information
For a current list of IC's, type /listics Ingame!

You can search IC's using /searchics  

For a description and per-line information on a specific IC, shift click and IC or type /icdocs  (eg, /icdocs MC1200). IC Docs also works with search terms, it just gives the docs of the first result.

Triggered ICs
ICs of this type only trigger when an input changes. Most ICs are of this type.

Self-triggered ICs
ICs of this type are special, as they do not require a clock signal, and instead execute every two ticks. For example, the triggered version of the day check IC (MC1230) normally requires an alternating signal to be used as an automated check, but when its self-triggered equivalent is used, it will trigger automatically on passing of time, allowing you to make day/night-triggered systems more easily. Most ICs of this type are otherwise equivalent to their triggered equivalent.

ICs of this type require the permission /allic or the respective /mcXXXX permission, if the instant-ics-require-permission option is on, to build.