Integrated circuit

What it does Integrated Circuit introduces a single block that compresses two-dimensional redstone circuitry into a 15 by 15 grid stored inside the block itself. Instead of spreading repeaters, comparators, dust, and other components across many blocks, you assemble the entire circuit in one place. The block connects to the outside world through four colored ports, each of which can be toggled between input and output mode, letting the block act as a dense redstone module on any of its four sides. ## The editor Place the block and right-click it to open the circuit editor. A palette on the left lets you pick components such as redstone dust, repeaters, comparators, levers, and observers, then place them on the grid exactly as you would in the world. Scroll the mouse wheel to rotate a component before placing it. Right-click a placed repeater to cycle its delay, or a comparator to toggle its mode. The four ports appear on the edges of the grid; right-click a port to flip it between input and output. ## Crafting and duplication The block itself is crafted from two redstone dust, one quartz, one black terracotta, and three concrete or stone blocks. Once a circuit is programmed, you can duplicate it by placing the finished block in a crafting grid alongside empty integrated circuit blocks, similar to copying a written book. You can also recolor any circuit block by crafting it with a dye, the same way you recolor wool or shulker boxes. ## Configuration When Cloth Config and ModMenu are installed, a settings screen appears on the mod’s ModMenu entry. There you can rebind the three main editor keys - place, destroy, and pick component - and choose whether the scroll wheel rotates the selected component or scrolls the palette. The scroll direction can also be inverted. Without Cloth Config the mod falls back to vanilla keybindings and the default options. ## Compatibility The mod runs on the Fabric loader and requires installation on both client and server. Supported Minecraft versions are 26.3, 26.2, 26.1.2, 26.1.1, 26.1, 1.21.11, 1.21.10, 1.21.9, 1.21.8, 1.21.7, and 1.21.6. It's licensed under the MIT License.