Introspective Comparator adds two blocks:
- Introspective Comparator
- Inverted Introspective Comparator
Both blocks read the analog output signal, like a comparator, and not the block's redstone signal strength. This means it will not be powered by being attached to the side of a redstone block, but can send a powered signal to an adjacent inventory like a barrel or modded blocks.
It does not support item frames.
Like with a regular Minecraft comparator it is possible to toggle between compare and subtract modes and as with a regular comparator the Introspective Comparators accepts the signal to compare with or subtract from the sides.
It is possible to read the signal through solid blocks like with a regular Minecraft comparator. If this is done the output signal will be sent to the solid block in between the target and the introspective comparator.
The inverted variant sends a signal strength of 15 when it reads an analog output signal of 0 and a signal strength of 0 when it reads an analog output signal of 15. Compare and subtraction modes execute on the inverted signal.
Help your blocks get to know their (analog) signals better by giving them an Introspective Comparator.
The Introspective Comparator hides no information behind menus. All is visible. All is changeable.
... when the inventory next to them is empty! This simple and compact contraption expulses one item at the time until the chest and hopper are empty.
In the Introspective Comparator's powerful Subtract Mode it is possible to detect when an adjacent block exceeds certain values and only then send a powered signal. Perfect for this very compact free range bee farm!
With four easily accessible variants and mode combinations the Introspective Comparator can fit all your introspective comparator needs.