Redstone Filters

Redstone Filters

Redstone Filters are used to change the behavior of Redstone Conduits.

Note: In the tables below, 0 denotes the absence of Redstone Signal (Signal Strength 0), while 1 denotes the presence of Redstone Signal (Signal Strength 1-15).

Redstone Filter Base

• Used to craft the other Redstone Filters.
• Cannot be used inside the Redstone Conduits.

Redstone NOT Filter

• Used inside the Output Filter Upgrade slot of the Redstone Conduits.
• Inverts the Input Signal(s).
• It always Outputs a Signal Strength of 15.

Table of the NOT Filter

Input Signal	Output Signal
0	1
1	0

Redstone OR Filter

• Used inside the Output Filter Upgrade slot of the Redstone Conduits.
• Listens for Input Signal on 2 Channels.
• Channels can be configured by Editing Filter Settings in the Redstone Conduit GUI.
• Outputs Signal if it receives Input Signal on any configured Channel.
• It always Outputs a Signal Strength of 15.

Table of the OR Filter

Input Signal 1	Input Signal 2	Output Signal
0	0	0
0	1	1
1	0	1
1	1	1

Redstone AND Filter

• Used inside the Output Filter Upgrade slot of the Redstone Conduits.
• Listens for Input Signal on 2 Channels.
• Channels can be configured by Editing Filter Settings in the Redstone Conduit GUI.
• Outputs Signal if it receives Input Signal on both configured Channels.
• It always Outputs a Signal Strength of 15.

Table of the AND Filter

Input Signal 1	Input Signal 2	Output Signal
0	0	0
0	1	0
1	0	0
1	1	1

Redstone NOR Filter

• An inverted Redstone OR Filter.
• Used inside the Output Filter Upgrade slot of the Redstone Conduits.
• Listens for Input Signal on 2 Channels.
• Channels can be configured by Editing Filter Settings in the Redstone Conduit GUI.
• Outputs Signal if it doesn't receive Input Signal on any configured Channel.
• It always Outputs a Signal Strength of 15.

Table of the NOR Filter

Input Signal 1	Input Signal 2	Output Signal
0	0	1
0	1	0
1	0	0
1	1	0

Redstone NAND Filter

• An inverted Redstone AND Filter.
• Used inside the Output Filter Upgrade slot of the Redstone Conduits.
• Listens for Input Signal on 2 Channels.
• Channels can be configured by Editing Filter Settings in the Redstone Conduit GUI.
• Outputs Signal if it doesn't receive Input Signal on both configured Channels.
• It always Outputs a Signal Strength of 15.

Table of the NAND Filter

Input Signal 1	Input Signal 2	Output Signal
0	0	1
0	1	1
1	0	1
1	1	0

Redstone XOR Filter

• Used inside the Output Filter Upgrade slot of the Redstone Conduits.
• Listens for Input Signal on 2 Channels.
• Channels can be configured by Editing Filter Settings in the Redstone Conduit GUI.
• Outputs Signal if it receives Input Signal on any but not both configured Channels.
• It always Outputs a Signal Strength of 15.

Table of the XOR Filter

Input Signal 1	Input Signal 2	Output Signal
0	0	0
0	1	1
1	0	1
1	1	0

Redstone XNOR Filter

• An inverted Redstone XOR Filter.
• Used inside the Output Filter Upgrade slot of the Redstone Conduits.
• Listens for Input Signal on 2 Channels.
• Channels can be configured by Editing Filter Settings in the Redstone Conduit GUI.
• Outputs Signal if it doesn't receive Redstone Signal on both of the configured Channels or if it receives Input Signal on both configured Channels.
• It always Outputs a Signal Strength of 15.

Table of the XNOR Filter

Input Signal 1	Input Signal 2	Output Signal
0	0	1
0	1	0
1	0	0
1	1	1

Redstone Toggle Latch Filter

• Used inside the Output Filter Upgrade slot of the Redstone Conduits.
• Works as a T Flip-Flop.
• It toggles the Output Signal every time it receives an Input Signal.
• It always Outputs a Signal Strength of 15.

Redstone Counting Filter

• Used inside the Output Filter Upgrade slot of the Redstone Conduits.
• The Count can be configured by Editing Filter Settings in the Redstone Conduit GUI.
• Outputs Signal every time it receives Count Input Signals.
• Initially, the Counter is set to 0.
• The first Input Signal after Count Input Signals resets the Counter to 1, so it is counted as an Input Signal.
• It always Outputs a Signal Strength of 15.

Redstone Sensor Filter

• Used inside the Input Filter Upgrade slot of the Redstone Conduits.
• Works like a Comparator that measures block state.
• It transmits a Signal Strength in proportion to how full the container is (0 for empty, 15 for full, etc.).
• It can also measure some non-container blocks that can be measured by the Redstone Comparator.

Redstone Timer Filter

• Used inside the Input Filter Upgrade slot of the Redstone Conduits.
• The Time can be configured by Editing Filter Settings in the Redstone Conduit GUI.
• It transmits a Signal every Time game ticks.
• It can be disabled by powering the Redstone Conduit that contains it with a Redstone Signal.
• It always transmits a Signal Strength of 15.