RedstoneChips - Redstone IC Bukkit plugin.

RedstoneChips is a Bukkit plugin that enhances SMP minecraft allowing you to build custom redstone chips on your minecraft server.

Build music sequencers, wool graphic displays, motion detectors, light sensors, scrolling signs and much more.
Process binary numbers of any size using redstone and send them wirelessly all over your world or to other worlds or servers.
Build chips with any amount of inputs and outputs. From compact 1 input / 1 output to monster chips processing hundreds of bits.
Customize chips by adding arguments to the chip sign.
Use almost any structure you can imagine for your chips.
Build your chip from more than 40 different circuit classes (and counting) each supporting many input/output configurations.
Infinitely expandable. Use any of the 3rd party circuit libraries and easily write your own libraries to add new circuit classes.

Downloads

RedstoneChips-0.9 - The core plugin that handles the basics. You must install this plugin to be able to build chips.
BasicCircuits-0.9 - The basic circuit library containing most chip classes you might need.
SensorLibrary-0.25 - An optional circuit library for various sensor chips.

For help on building chips check the how-to page. For a full documentation of available circuits in BasicCircuits and SensorLibrary check the circuitdocs.

RedstoneChips and the circuit libraries are currently under development. If you want to report a bug or another issue please use the github project page links below. If you have any question, suggestion or new idea you can send me an email by clicking on the mail link to the left, or post a message in the forum thread at Bukkit.org

Installation

Download the latest craftbukkit release. The current version was tested on builds #617-708 and supports Minecraft 1.5.
Download jar files above and any optional 3rd party circuit libraries (see below).
Copy the downloaded jar files into the plugins folder of your craftbukkit installation, keeping their original filenames.

On first run, the plugin will create a folder inside the craftbukkit plugins folder and a preferences.yml file inside it. The file redstonechip.circuits contains all the information required to reactivate the circuits after a server restart. You can change the block types used to construct a circuit and other settings by editing preferences.yml or preferably, by using the /rcprefs command (see how-to for command info).

3rd party circuit libraries

These are plugins written by other people that add new chip types to choose from.

MobSensor by @Richard Robertson - Specific mob detection circuits.
SpeedCircuits by @needspeed10 - reseter, copy, cringcounter, pulsar, chestset, commandex.
MessageCircuit by @Richard Robertson - a circuit that sends a player a message when any of its inputs receive power.
ClockDisplay by @Malkierian - Digital clock library.

Changelogs and source code

For each plugin's change logs and source code, visit the github links below.

RedstoneChips github pages

BasicCircuits github pages

SensorLibrary github pages